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The Fox Film Company was started in 1915 by William Fox, a poor Hungarian immigrant, and established their West Coast studio in 1917. After losing most of his money in the Wall Street Crash, Fox's company merged with 20th Century in 1935 to become 20th Century Fox. The studio saw great success in the Golden Age under Daryl Zanuck and with films like The Sound of Music, but declined with new laws and the rise of television. It is now owned by Rupert Murdoch, who uses it to promote his large media empire.
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The document discusses a group's media production project evaluating a horror film trailer they created. It covers the various stages of production including research, planning, filming, editing, and receiving feedback. Key points discussed include:
- They challenged conventions by using a point-of-view shot from the victim's perspective rather than the killer's.
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- They refilmed footage after receiving feedback and issues with overlapping audio.
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The group received feedback on their main production task from their class that helped improve it. Their audience feedback suggested shortening a long shot to maintain pace. Their production lacked shot variety. When they showed their rough cut, the class provided both positive and negative feedback to help them improve areas. They also got feedback on strengthening their title, re-filming shots, and creating a magazine cover that better matched the tone of their production.
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The group received feedback on their media production from their classmates. One suggestion was to shorten a long shot that slowed the pace. They took feedback on weak areas like lack of shot variety and improved it. Feedback on their title said it was cheesy so they created a new title with a darker, more mature feel. Additional feedback noted shots that needed refilming and a lack of shot variety, which they addressed.
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- 1. Film Company Case Study
- 2. The Fox Film Company • Started in 1915 by William Fox • He was born Vilmos Fried in Hungary • He was a poor child immigrant to New York • He worked from the age of 8 • Started his first nickelodeon at 24
- 3. The move to Hollywood • Set up a West Coast studio in 1917 • Early success with the cartoon Gertie the Dinosaur
- 4. The Wall Street Crash • William Fox lost most of his money and ended up in jail • Merger was the only solution • 1935 merger / take over by 20th Century company • The new company called 20th Century-Fox
- 5. The Golden Age • Daryl F Zanuck ran the studios • Studio specialised in musicals and biopics • Their biggest stars on contract were: • Shirley Temple and Betty Grable
- 6. The Post War Decline • Law forced the company to sell cinemas • No more guaranteed block booking • TV replacing cinema as most popular entertainment
- 7. Classic Film Success • 1965 The Sound of Music
- 8. Recent success • Avatar • Taken • The Simpsons movie • Titanic • Alien • Rocky • Die hard • They have made 3178 films
- 9. The Current Owner : Rupert Murdoch • One of the biggest media moguls in the world • Australian born now US citizen • Started by buying newspapers in UK • He owns Sky tv and myspace • Owns The Sun and The Times • Uses his media empire for cross- promotion
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