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    Cinema In Cinema

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    There have been many transitions in the media consumption process. The history of media is a vast subject to study on. As the technology is developed the media takes a new turn and twist in it’s consumption. There are televisions, radio, cinema, theater, social media channels like YouTube, Instagram etc. that are the media channels to keep the audience engaged. However, new technology based media platforms are dwelled on the base of old technologies that were the mainstream media in older times.

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    Dust Masks

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    My group chose to do an advertisement for dust masks. In our project, the money was used for the creation of the advertisement. We all agreed upon making an ad because we were all good at acting and we were all very creative. The purpose of our ad was to persuade people in the North to donate money to the American Red Cross to buy more dust masks. The dust masks would be given to children to prevent dust pneumonia. With the new rise of technology, people went out to see movies. Before the movie,

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    integration refers to the owning and involvement in all three stages of the film industry: production, distribution, and exhibition. This was first seen in the film industry immediately following WWI when the largest producer-distributor created a theater chain. Following this, the largest exhibition conglomerate became involved in the production of films. Numerous mergers followed shortly after and created the Big Five: Paramount, MGM, Twentieth Century, Warner Brothers, and RKO. These companies dominated

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    It is obvious that technological convergence leads to the changes in media production and distribution (Bolin 2007; Tryon 2009; Dixon & Foster 2011). These changes can be observed through the ways films are promoted and exhibited have also been affected by the use of digital media. The following sections will provide a detail analysis of these changes. Tryon (2009) examines the transformation of cinema to the digital form. The proliferation of new portable technologies sparked the debates about

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    For foreign or local distributors to buy into the film, the project needs to be solid, and the marketability and sales potential strong. In the case of Hardcore Henry, production takes place in Russia, so pre-sales agreements need to be set up with Russian distributors as well as with distributors from other countries

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    C. Competitor Analysis Film Exhibition Platforms With the advance of technology, in addition to the traditional distribution of films in cinemas, television and video are now also available to producers. Television plays an increasingly important role in film exhibition thanks to the emergence alongside traditional broadcast channels financed by advertising and/or license fees, of encoded channels for which a charge is made and whose arrival has been made possible by the development of cable and

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    today majority of the films are established with a combination of independents and the major studios. Movies start in the preproduction phase where they began the process and start to try to secure financing for their project. Sometimes producers have enough money to begin their project. If they don’t have any start up money to begin, they will have to try and market their ideas of projection of costs and profits to investors. According to Barsam and Monahan (2016), “No

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    Case Study On Lionsgate

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    They state their interest is in low-cost niche products, but generate substantial revenues from highly expensive film projects that are marketed to the general public such as: The Hunger Games, The Expendables and Twilight. They still invest in niche movies in the horror and international markets, but without their cash cows their performance is limited substantially. This

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    Sometimes though, the outcome can bloom into something more beautiful. The movie theater, Carmike Cinemas, in their Coke Commercial, “Here’s To The Movies, and True Love,” represents that true love can transpire in the most awkward of ways. Carmike Cinemas’ purpose is to convey the idea that true love can happen anywhere, but also portrays a sense of persuasion to encourage these first dates to take place at the movie theater with the purchase of a Coca-Cola. They adopt a romantic tone in order to connect

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    Largely because the motion picture industry has become a significant source of revenue in many countries. Thousands of movies are made each year, and they total to billions of dollars in revenue. For example, in 2006, more than 3,000 movies were in theaters totaling to $23.8 billion in revenue. Motion pictures are also “instrumental in shaping worldwide impressions of a country’s intellectual, historical, and cultural environment.” In this paper, my objective is to address certain issues pertaining

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