Uma bela apresentação sobre a vida e a obra de Steven Spielberg. Trabalho elaborado e apresentado pelo meu aluno e amigo, Ademir França.

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Childhood
Steven Allan Spielberg was born on December 18, 1946 – Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Son of a Jewish family, Leah was a restaurateur and concert pianist
and Arnold, an electronic engineer involved in the development of
Computers.

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Childhood
He spent his childhood in Haddon Township, NJ.
When he was about 10, he made his first amateur movie using a 8mm
cam and his friends as actors.
His first exhibition was at Pinnacle Peak Patio restaurant in Scottsdale.
He charged admission (25 cents) to his home films while his sister sold
popcorn.

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Childhood
When he was 16, he made a movie using a Super 8 cam.

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The beginning of success
At about 13, Spielberg won a short film competition named “The
last gun”. The movie lasted 40 minutes and showed facts of war.
At 16, he made a movie called Firelight using a Super 8 cam. This
movie was shown in a local Threater rented by his father.
In 1969, he had his first run as a professional with movie “Amblin” that
lasted 24 minutes.

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Professional life
After Amblin, Spielberg signed a contract with Universal
Studios where he would have an opportunity to manage his first feature
film in 1971 – Duel (Encurralados in portuguese).
Made for TV, that movie was a great success and had a version for
Cinema.
A couple of mounths later, he started to manage a TV series called
Columbo and Marcus Welby M.D.
His success opened his way into the cinema as a Director.

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Professional life
In 1975, Spielberg directed the movie that would be the greatest
Success of his career, Jaws (Tubarão in Portuguese).
The movie was a great success and had revenues of more than 100
million and attracted audiences around the world, most of them
youngsters.
After that , all studios started to produce movies like Jaws, which could
attract audiences using that sort of production and special effects at
high costs.

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The achievement of success
In 1977, he released the movie “Close encounteres of the third kind”
and he won his first Oscar nomination as Best Director.
In 1979, he had his first failure with the movie “1941 – A Comedy
Spetacular”. The frustrated comedy about japanese invasion in
California after Pearl Harbor attack was a failure in both box
office and criticism.

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The achievement of success
In 1981, he would recover his fame as a top of director and producer
when he released the movie “Raiders of the lost ark” , starring
Harrison Ford.
This movie reached U$D 390 millios of box office and was a big
success for critics.
This movie would have 3 new editions in 1984, 1989 and 2006 with the
same sucess.

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The achievement of success
The peak of his success would come with “E.T”, the
Extraterrestrial” . This movie reached the highest box office of history
of cinema, U$D 793 million against a U$D 10,5 million budget.
This movie revealed Drew Berrymore as a famous actress.
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The partnership with Williams

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The partnership with Williams

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The partnership with Williams
John Williams met Spielberg in 1974 and it was a mark of success for
both. Spielberg was impressed with talent that Williams had.
Spielberg invited Williams to participate composing for the movie
called The Sugarland Express. One year later, Jaws soundtrack
gave an Oscar to Williams.
This partnership brought many soundtracks such as Jurassic Park,
Schindler’s List and War Horse.

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The greatest success movies
1st - Jurassic Park:
Budget: U$D 63 Million
Box Office: U$D 1.029 Million

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The greatest success movies
2nd - E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial :
Budget: U$D 10,5 Million
Box Office: U$D 792 Million

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The greatest success movies
3rd - Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull:
Budget: U$D 185 Million
Box Office: U$D 787 Million

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The greatest success movies
4th - The Lost World: Jurassic Park:
Budget: U$D 73 Million
Box Office: U$D 618 Million

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The greatest success movies
5th - War of the Worlds:
Budget: U$D 132 Million
Box Office: U$D 592 Million

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The greatest success movies
6th - Saving Private Ryan:
Budget: U$D 70 Million
Box Office: U$D 482 Million

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The greatest success movies
7th - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade:
Budget: U$D 48 Million
Box Office: U$D 474 Million

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The greatest success movies
8th - Jaws:
Budget: U$D 9 Million
Box Office: U$D 471 Million

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The greatest success movies
9th - Minority Report:
Budget: U$D 102 Million
Box Office: U$D 359 Million

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The greatest success movies
10th - Catch me if you can:
Budget: U$D 52 Million
Box Office: U$D 352 Million

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List of movies main movies
As director, producer or writer
A.I. Artificial Intelligence
The adventures of timtim
Poltergeist
Gremlins
Back to the future
Innerspace
Schindler’s list
Twister
Men in Black
The mask of Zorro
Memoirs of a Gueisha
Others...

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Personal life
He is married to the actress Kate Capshaw and has 5 children.
He is divorced from Amy Irving and they have one
child.

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Curiosities
He is a co-founder of DreamWorks

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