The Gta Film And Television Cluster
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The Gta Film And Television Cluster
- 1. By: George Lambropoulos For MRK 625
- 2. Thirdin all of North America Hosted Blockbusters like X-Men and Cinderella Man
- 3. Cluster adds $1.1 billion annually to its economy $949 million was spent on film and television productions shot in Toronto in 2004. In 2004 the Film and Television Office issued 4,302 location filming permits consisting of 1,502 projects which totalled 7,743 days of shooting Toronto was ranked in the top 10 North American cities for independent productions. The high concentration of quality animation studios has made Toronto a key North American supplier of children's cartoons. The film and television industry in Toronto employs 25,000 plus people. Toronto is known as a centre for post-production work, special effects and emerging technology. Toronto companies are internationally known for supplying 3-D and 2-D animation as well as innovative special effects.
- 4. Innovated the industry with IMAX film IMAX film has 1000x more resolution then regular film Helped convert Hollywood blockbusters from regular 35 mm film to IMAX Format
- 5. Toronto Film and Television office Mayor's Toronto Film Board Ontario Media Development Corporation FilmOntario
- 6. Film and Television industry wants to be more environmentally friendly Green Screen Toronto is an association trying to bring environmental practices towards the GTA film and television cluster
- 7. Competitive Dollar Diversity Innovative
- 8. Largest film and television cluster in the world Often imitated never duplicated (Bollywood) Ties with Silicon Valley cluster Large decrease in production due to a rise in film and television clusters in different countries
- 9. Mainly directed more towards television Supported infrastructure by local government Employs 100,000 people Brings in $5 billion to the local economy
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