Film originated in the 1890s and was initially difficult to edit as it involved manually cutting strips of camera film. The development of digital cameras in 1975 and improved computer software revolutionized the film industry by making movie production and editing less difficult. While cinemas now charge high prices, streaming services and developments like smartphones, tablets, and Blu-ray have provided more convenient and affordable ways for audiences to view movies on the go, leading to changes in the media industry.

1. TV and Film Industry

2.  Film started up in the
1890’s, this is when the
idea of film came to
terms
 Films were made with
more difficulty as you
need to edit at a slower
pace, with cutting strips
of camera film and then
shaping it into a film

3.  Digital cameras were developed in 1975 and have been
a great revolution for the film industry

4.  Editing has changed
with the change of
computers, as
computers have gotten
better so has the
software
 With outstanding
software like Final cut
Pro and Sony Vegas-
Movies are made with
less difficulty

5. Less people are bothered to go to the cinema, as the
prices raised to ridiculous amounts of money.

6. With the vast movement of the media there are more
available ways to view the product. The new popular way
would to subscribe to a stream website with little cost
and unlimited movies.

7. The development of smart phones and tablets has made
it easier to view films and radio on the move, with
different apps.

8. Most would say that Blu-ray was a gimmick to earn
money, to this I agree. But I believe that is was a good
development for the industry.

9. Everything in the media will get developed and replaced
quicker than expected, but what does this mean for the
media industry.
We have to follow all the developments and stay up to
date.