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Hollywood has become the most influential film industry globally due to economic, cultural, social, and political factors. After World War 2, Hollywood secured early governmental support and over 35% of its profits came from overseas markets. By the 1980s-1990s, overseas markets greatly expanded due to improved theaters, broadcasting deregulation, and cable/satellite growth. Hollywood also effectively internationalized after WWII with over 50% of revenues from abroad. Dubbing films accelerated foreign consumption. Culturally, Hollywood provided a window into American social life and became part of socialization worldwide through popular films and TV shows. Politically, the global spread of English and internet increased Hollywood's international reach and cultural influence.
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In the following essay I will explain if the idea of national cinema can be maintained
in an era of global cultural production. To explore this theory I will focus on the power
of Hollywood and the pressures of global film industry versus the difficulties of
national and art cinema of getting a niche in the film market.
The Resurgence of Hollywood since the 1970s
This document discusses strategies that Hollywood studios used since the 1970s to revive their success after facing economic crises in previous decades. It examines how the studios regained their prominent media position globally through more deliberate marketing, exploiting new technologies like video/DVD players, and adopting vertical integration in production, distribution and exhibition. Key strategies included coordinating film content to attract younger audiences, incorporating product placements and advertisements into films, tie-in promotions with unrelated companies, and merchandising popular characters. These strategies generated substantial additional revenues that helped revive Hollywood's financial fortunes.
British film
This document provides an overview of contemporary British film production, distribution, and consumption. It discusses what constitutes a British film and provides categories based on creative and financial contributions. It also examines two recent successful British films as case studies - The Last King of Scotland and This is England. The document outlines the current boom in British film due to television company co-funding and investment. It analyzes genres like social realism and the works of prominent British directors like Ken Loach and Mike Leigh.
A Research on the Hollywood Film Industry
Hollywood started as an area where film studios settled in California. It became synonymous with the American film industry. Major studios like Paramount, 20th Century Fox, and Warner Bros established themselves in Hollywood, making it the dominant global film producer. While Hollywood produces many genres, it is considered a romance-oriented industry, with most films blending romance with other genres. One example of Hollywood's success is Titanic, which combined romance, drama, and was based on real events, grossing over $600 million despite a $200 million budget. Famous Hollywood directors include Christopher Nolan, Steven Spielberg, Tim Burton, and Robert Zemeckis, known for blockbuster films that rely on star power, production values
Globalisation
Globalization has increased dramatically over the last half century due to vastly increased international trade and cultural exchange. It has led companies to operate on a global scale and made economies more interdependent. American film studios have particularly benefited from globalization, earning more than half their box office revenues from outside North America. However, British film companies face challenges in achieving success internationally, as their films need to appeal to American audiences to find a large market. One strategy for British studios is to partner with major American distributors like Universal to gain access to overseas distribution networks.
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This document provides information about the proposed American crime drama web series "tráfico". It will tell the story of human trafficking within the United States through the lives of those impacted. It will be produced in both English and Spanish with English subtitles. The 45-minute episodes will be distributed online with the goal of raising awareness about human trafficking while entertaining audiences. Festivals and online platforms like Crackle and YouTube will be targeted for distribution.
Industry Research - Hollywood A2
The Hollywood film industry has had a profound global influence since the early 20th century. It began emerging in Hollywood, California in the early 1900s and truly flourished in the 1920s with the rise of movie stars and studios like Paramount, Warner Bros., RKO, and Columbia establishing themselves in Hollywood. The classical Hollywood era from 1917-1960 developed the dominant style of narrative filmmaking still used today. The 1960s-1980s New Hollywood era saw a shift towards more unconventional narratives and an emphasis on realism and location shooting. Major studios like Universal, Paramount, Columbia, and Warner Bros. have produced many successful and influential films over the decades.
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For the second year in a row, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences released a
disappointing list of Oscar nominees that is, like its members, overwhelmingly White,
heterosexual, and male. As bad as that is, the biggest problem with #OscarsSoWhite isn’t
just that neither Ryan Coogler nor Will Smith will be taking home a statue on February 28 .
It’s that Hollywood remains inside a bubble of privilege, and that precious little emanating
from it reflects what’s actually happening in this country. For many Americans, everyday
existence has taken on a greyish, dystopian cast; nearly a decade after the collapse of the
economy, we’re still living with depressed wages and lost jobs and homes, as well as
rampant gun violence, and more mental illness
(http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2011/10/why-more-americans-suffer-from-
mental-disorders-than-anyone-else/246035/#slide3) than just about any other country in the
world. And driven by high levels of substance abuse and suicide, mortality is on the rise for
young (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/17/science/drug-overdoses-propel-rise-in-
mortality-rates-of-young-whites.html) and middle-aged
(http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/03/health/death-rates-rising-for-middle-aged-white-
americans-study-finds.html?_r=0) Whites.
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The Depression did call forth escapist fare, but it also elicited a great deal of
biting social critique. Back then, Hollywood made big-budget movies with
major stars that were designed to appeal to a nation of people who, like
today, were both terrified and angry. But for all their rabble-rousing, the
studios of that era weren’t brave.
And yet, of the eight Best Picture nominees, only one (the surprise indie nominee Room) is a
contemporary domestic drama. All the rest are historical or speculative, taking place
anywhere from a decade to a century in the past or off in some distant future. In fact, the
most overtly socially conscious of the Best Picture nominees may be the film about the
financial crisis of a decade ago, .
Hollywood and globalization
This document discusses the impact of globalization on the Hollywood film industry. It notes that Hollywood films now earn over half of box office receipts in major foreign markets, showing convergence of popular tastes globally. However, globalization also presents new challenges to Hollywood. It has led Hollywood to recognize the importance of foreign markets and adjust its business model to appeal to a global audience. Major impacts include foreign markets now providing the majority of revenue, films being altered for certain foreign markets, and Hollywood obtaining financing from global sources. While Hollywood remains the global leader, it faces competition from other film industries and barriers some countries erect to protect local films. Piracy also poses a major threat by reducing potential revenues.
Britishness and Collective Identity
This document provides an overview of British cinema from the 1930s to 2000s. It begins by outlining the categories used to define British films from A to E based on factors like funding, personnel, and cultural content. It acknowledges that the British film industry has struggled due to the major influence and commercial success of Hollywood. However, it then lists examples of critically and commercially successful British films from each decade from the 1930s to 2000s and provides discussion questions and tasks for students to analyze two films from an assigned decade and the overall state of the British film industry during that time period. Useful websites for research are also listed.
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- 2. The rapid spread of the English language worldwide Internet Factors that Hollywood becoming the most influential film industry in the world today
- 3. The reasons behind Hollywood’s global success Economic Cultural & social nature Political
- 4. Economic • End of 20th century (After World War 2) - 35% of its [Hollywood] profits were generated overseas and notably it secured early governmental support • The growth of the overseas market during the 1980s & 1990s : Upgrading of motion picture cinemas, the emancipation of state controlled broadcasting, the spread of cable & satellite services, and the pent‐up demand for entertainment of all types. Political • Hollywood effectively become internationalized after World War II: over 50% of the total revenues of the American film industry were generated overseas • The dubbing of films: Quick growth of foreign consumption. Cultural & Social • Hollywood give audiences a “vivid knowledge of the dynamism and force of its social life, represented in a style at once concrete and multi‐faced”. • Hollywood became part of the socialization process from early childhood for people all over the world. • Example : Disney films & Channel as such High School Musical, Hannah Montana,
- 6. Hollywood becomes popular in Britain because: - The cinema has always been international, both culturally and economically, because the audience has always been very cosmopolitan. - Fill a cultural gap left open by British mass media (More appealing to mass audiences) Hollywood films focus their narrative on classless heroes who have to achieve an individual goal, whereas British film focus on individualists struggling against the system or authorities.
- 7. Example : Big Hero 6 (2014) 14 year old super genius who loses his older brother and this robot, Baymax, who becomes his sort of healer Remarkable aspect of this animation: can truly be global in scope Setting place of Big hero 6: A fictional city (San Fransokyo), that’s inspired by two very real cities (San Francisco and Tokyo) Developing the character of the robot, Baymax According to Directors of Big Hero 6, Don Hall states that “(It was very important that we do something unique. We looked at every robot that has ever been done in Japanese and American pop culture, and said, “OK, we can’t do any of those. We have to come up with our own thing.”)” _________________________________________________
- 8. Concept Art of San Fransokyo