1) The document discusses Hollywood's dominance of the global film industry, particularly in the UK. It notes that Hollywood accounted for 71% of global box office sales last year. 2) Students are asked to analyze statistics showing Hollywood's control over the UK film market in 2013, such as the percentage of films from the US, distributed by major studios, and shown in large cinema chains. 3) An example is given of the film "Pearl Harbor" to illustrate how Hollywood studios earn revenue from a film over many years through international theatrical screenings, video/DVD sales, and television broadcasts.

1. Reflective Analysis
Due: TODAY – Along with
corrections to your Storyboard

2. FM2 – Section A
• ALL OF YOU WILL develop your understanding of the HOW Hollywood and the UK Film Industry differ.
Research the Hollywood Studio System
Era –
Key Term: Vertical Integration
WHAT did you manage to find out?

3. WHAT forced Cinema ticket numbers to decline?

4. Title: Hollywood Global Dominance
Monday 8th December 2014
Unit FM2: Section A –
Producers & Audience

5. Why?
Aims & Objectives
• YOU WILL re-cap prior learning of some of
the important areas we have covered so far:
• ALL OF YOU WILL develop your understanding of
the HOW Hollywood dominates the film industry,
particularly in the UK.
• MOST OF YOU will be able to recognise the
“CONTROL” and the Oligopoly of Hollywood.
• SOME OF YOU will be able to recognise HOW the
case studies compare to your own you have
researched.
• Review the Learning.
AO1 Demonstrate
knowledge and
understanding of the film
industry.

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FILL IN THE GAPS

7. FM2 – Section A
• MOST OF YOU will be able to recognise the “CONTROL” and the Oligopoly of Hollywood.
% - Films that Hollywood
have “exploited”
(Buckland – 2009) from an
established entertainment
franchise.
YOU MUST determine how
much Hollywood utilized this
strategy in 2013.
YOU SHOULD address this in
a % figure and use a
calculator if necessary.
65% of the UKs Top 20

8. FM2 – Section A
• MOST OF YOU will be able to recognise the “CONTROL” and the Oligopoly of Hollywood.
% - Country of Origin
% - “Big 6” Distribution
% - 500+ Cinema Screens
% - CGI/Action/Superhero
films
YOU MUST determine how
much Hollywood dominated
the UK Film Market in 2013.
YOU SHOULD address the %
areas above.

9. FEEDBACK
% - Country of Origin
% - “Big 6” Distribution
% - 500+ Cinema Screens
% - CGI/Action/Superhero films
100
95
80
60

10. HOW much of this remains in the UK?

11. Using the handout provided, YOU MUST highlight some of the statistics that
establish Hollywoods dominance of the film industry.
YOU SHOULD be prepared to feedback your views to the rest of the class.

12. FEEDBACK

13. Accounted for $25billion of the
$35billion in Global Box-Office
sales last year –
71%
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/04/busines
s/media/hollywood-works-to-maintain-its-
world-dominance.html?_r=0

14. Big 6
Case Study
Key term: Multi-Media Conglomerate
• Owned by News Corporation – who also own Sky Television, the “red top tabloid”
newspapers in the UK such as The Sun and other huge TV Networks in the US and around
the World.
WHY is this important?

15. ‘Pearl Harbour’ (2001 – Dir. Jerry Bruckheimer)
Case Study

16. Distributed by: Production Budget: $151.5m
Box-Office Takings: $450m
The return on the investment occurred over an 8-10 year period in the form of:
• 22% - US Theatres
• 22% - International Theatres
• 22% - US Video and DVD Sales
• 14% - International Video and DVD Sales
• 12% - Domestic Television (US)
• 8% - International Television

17. Plenary –
What have you
learnt?
• Review the Learning.
Key Term: Hegemony
Hollywood is the Global and Dominant force in the Film Industry –
To what extent do you agree with this view?
YOU MUST support your opnion with at least x2 statistics from todays lesson.
YOU SHOULD aim to include more than x2 statistics.

18. Homework
Due: Next Lesson – Tuesday 9th December – Period 3
Go to the link:
WHAT emerging film markets are threatening the dominance of Hollywood?
Write your views on ½ a page in your exercise book.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/04/busines
s/media/hollywood-works-to-maintain-its-
world-dominance.html?_r=0