In Class Presentation for "Cinema Studies" Class..

1. The Business of
FILMMAKING
Moses SERIKI,
Noman SIDDIQUI,
Diljahn SANDHU

2. 1990-2000

3. 1990-2000 Film Culture
It Takes Creative Exploits to make a FILM, But
Just Like any other Business,
The Major Aim is to MAKE MONEY
(The Open University, 2017 )
To Create a FILM

4. * The evolution of CGI in the 90s
* The introduction of DVDs in the film
industry
The Technology
1990-2000 Technology

5. * The Main Sources of Income in the Film
Industry
* How Piracy affected the Film Industry
* How Filmmakers Generated Funding for
Films
THE BUSINESS OF FILMMAKING
1990- 2000 Business of Filmmaking

6. 2000-2010

7. THE BUSINESS CULTURE OF FILMS
● Consumer/Film-goer
● Award Ceremonies
● Distributors
● Promoters
● Actors/Actresses
● Cinema/Theatres
● Censorship Boards
● Box Offices
● Filmmaker
● Producer
● Sales Agent
● Financier
● Scriptwriter
● Distributors
● Actor/Actresses
● Censorship Boards
● White & Black Screen
● 3D Cameras
● Cameraman
● Lighting Technology
● Music
● Editing Studios
● Make-up Artist
● Cinematographers
WHEN THE STAKEHOLDERS INTERACT, MONEY IS MADE EITHER AS PROFIT OR LOSSES
M A N A G E M E N T T E C H N O L O G Y C O M M E R C E
2000-2010 Culture

8. ● The Introduction of Blu Ray DVDs
● Popularization of Video streaming
sites
● Immersion of the film (3d Glasses and
interactive seats)
The Technology
2000-2010 Technology

9. * The Concept of Blockbuster’s business
plan
* The Introduction of Online Streaming
* How Netflix put Blockbuster out of
Business and Took Over Online
Streaming
THE BUSINESS OF FILMMAKING
2000- 2010 Business of Filmmaking

10. 2010-2017

11. The Film industry has major fabrics that
makes it function
* The Management Side of Filmmaking
* The Technological part of Filmmaking
* The Commercial part of Filmmaking
THE BUSINESS CULTURE OF
FILMMAKING
2010-Present Culture

12. ● Increase in the number of free
streaming websites
● Lazer technologies in cinemas
● Usage of Algorithm Editing to create
real people
The Technology
2010-present day Technology

13. * Piracy costing the Film Industry 3-4
Billion Dollars Annually
* How Online Streaming Plays its Part in
Magnifying Piracy
* Population of Cinema Attending
Audience Shows Signs of Decline
THE BUSINESS OF FILMMAKING
2010-2017 Business of Filmmaking

14. THATS A WRAP :)