The Most Important Aspects Of Film Production In The Film Industry

In the digital era of convergent media, the most obvious about the change of cinema is the storage which rely on celluloid that you can touch in the past. Now, however, it is stored as electronic packets of 1s and 0s which is virtual. The changes of the cinema is not only about the film storage, but also the production，post-production, exhibition and distribution which is the main part of the film industry structure. In the era of celluloid, the four steps of movie is relatively independent and has its sequence. In digital movie, whereas, the connection and integration among four parts of industry structure are ever close.

In the film production industry, the main goal is to produce a film that appeals to the audience and incorporate elements of the certain time period. In doing so, the production film must keep in mind the current trends and views of society. Stereotypes have been commonly present in society for as long as our history dates back to. Among these stereotypes, I will be focusing primarily on Asian stereotypes- the primary reason being that I am an Asian American myself. The portrayal of these common stereotypes however, does not imply or mean that Americans view it in a positive light. Some of the most renowned and racist films in history are Breakfast at Tiffany’s and Sixteen Candles. In addition to these films, I will be examining and analyzing the television series Gossip Girl and Fresh off the Boat to access a different perspective on the subject of how minorities are seen in American society. Asian America is known to be comprised of immigrants, the ninjas, the kung-fu masters, small business owners, eastern mystics, Chinese restaurant waiters and people who can’t pronounce their Ls and Rs properly. It’s also land of slanted eyes, buck teeth, and incorrect grammar. It’s a land of the yellow menace taking America’s money. But we will dive deeper into that subject as this extended essay progresses, this is only the introduction portion of course. Today’s lack of Asians on movie screens can be traced to the very beginning of American film. Back then, minorities—including

This new period created the films to become more realistic. The Movie Brats have created biggest blockbusters in American history, from Star Wars, The Godfather and Jaws.

Television impacted filmmaking in that it forced filmmakers to enhance the quality of the films, while also enriching the audience experience by offering something television couldn’t provide. From the demise of the studio system into a new Hollywood format, the studio executives implored tactics (some of them gimmicky) to compete with free television. Some of the things that proved successful for the movie experience were extravagant viewing formats, a new rating system to replace the outdated and archaic Production Code, and introducing a type of irreverent filmmaking that was stark contrast to the G-rated shows on television.

There is a lot of forgotten materials in cinematography, dirctoring, and acting that should be revived in todays films. Back then, filmmakers had the secrets to entertaining its audience such as there was no fillers in the plot and was more straight forwards scenes to follow. Overall films does not need to be a big production and an overly complext plot and random fillers that loses the viewers attentions and idea of the film is loses to the action. Sometimes keeping simple makes a great

Even the little things that people tend to ignore can make the major difference in a film. Editing which combines all the shots together in which it takes various cuts to get to the final product, then cinematography which gives us the views of the moving images in the film whether it being characters or any important point of view that they are trying to show. Lastly sound which helps the film feel more real and grab its audience with background music if they have any, to follow it would also show its mood to introduce the characters or set the pace of the film or perhaps link scenes and set the time and place. All of these elements weren’t as in depth in the past as they are now, which indeed has transformed the way we see movies

Cinema’s influence on pop culture has steadily increased since its introduction in the 1890’s. As special effects were introduced and the length of film increased, their popularity increased as well. Today, there is quite a bit of focus placed on the box office returns of films and popular culture is directly affected by this. The impact any given film will have on society is usually directly influenced by the number of people who saw the movie. At first glances, films that would have this large impact would appear to be the ones with the biggest budgets, most prolific directors and most important movie stars. However, these big budget films are not the only films that have made an impact on popular culture. The influence made by cult films cannot be ignored when discussing the impact of film on society.

The invention of the TV and its widely-known success lead to many changes to the film industry. It led to the creation of Disneyland, movies on televisions, a few changes in the PCA’s production codes, and different movie genres. Box-office numbers would rise with the gambles that the studios took to create mature

What factors led to the development of the motion picture industry? Well what did lead to the industry being developed? Well you can start with a simple human flaw, gambling. The ever need to prove another person wrong, and adding to the stakes by placing a simple wager. A wealthy railway magnate, Leland Standford wanted to prove another fellow gambler wrong. He theorized that at any time all of a horses’ hooves would be off the ground while it ran a race. This simple wager would in turn; lead to what we call the motion movie industry. Being wealthy had its advantages, Standford was able to hire Eadweard Muybridge, a well know and respect photographer. By setting up his cameras in the straight-away of a racetrack, he was able to time the exposures

Television, the MPAA film rating system, and the societal changes in America had a drastic effect on the film industry. Box office sales plummeted and audiences shied away from the big screen for the comfort of their own homes to watch TV. The film industry responded with a change in the rating system to allow more mature minded, culturally relevant, and more risqué films to be produced. Technological advances that greatly enhanced the movie experience also helped bring people back to the theater. These changes proved to revitalize America’s interest in the big

$11 million. In the 1990s, films turned to special effects and costs reached $102 million

The major objective of the innovation is to target and address the sluggish and superfluous technique of the existing feature film production industry and its recording process. The plan suggests methods reduce the time spent in the recording of the images during the process of filming a feature film production. The innovation will be made using multiple cameras recording through new technologies in advanced camera resolution and camera size (Steyn, 2013). The scope of the problem lies for the whole feature film industry as this slow process of filming affects the whole industry. When new technology will be introduced in the filming production industry then the development of pictures will become a more advanced

     The film industry would have never taken the direction it did without the incorporation of certain worker management techniques and capitalist vertical integration pioneered by the founders of Hollywood. The methods of operation that Hollywood established in the realms of production, manufacturing, exhibition and distribution of film has shaped the face of the industry to how we recognize it today.

As the main cultural consumption, film production not only includes the visual and audio arts, but also compressing lots of technology such as digital technology, effects, photographic, computer editing. Those parts requires lots of professional staff to take part in, therefore, how to effectively to organize those people to get together to stimulate big ideas to produce good quality of script, scenes and the whole work and how to manage those actors and actress (labor market) to perform to the best of our ability that is what the policy maker could think about specifically to develop the supporting policies. For example, since 1995, film policy in the United Kingdom has comprised tow strands: selling the UK as a “film hub” of locations, skills and services to the international film industry and the emergence of a different kind of institutional intervention geared towards nurturing regional film industries and regional film cultures (Euppublishing.com, 2007)

Entertainment is a big business in most countries, particularly in America, and it even become bigger with the innovations and development of new technologies that allows easy film making, as well as the increasing interest of numerous individuals. Movie industry, also called as film industry comprises the commercial and technological institutions of film making such as film studios, cinematography, film production companies, film production, re-production, screenwriting, post production, distributions, film festivals and film directors, actors and other film staff.