- 11 films are released in the UK in an average week - the market is saturated and too many get lost or shouldn't have been made in the first place; the first weekend is hugely competitive and decides all
- Good filsm don't make money - big name stars and sequels do
- Avatar - conceived by James Cameron before he made Titanic, but the technology didn't exist. Sky and The Sun used extensively to advertise the film. People are basically herd animals - they went to see it because of the amount of publicity and because of others going, not because of conscious choice
- Films currently make around 25% from cinema, 50% from DVD sales and 25% from TV rights and spin-offs.
- Consider the huge influx of 3D cinema/film - how important do you think this is in the market?
Thursday, 12 April 2012
The Market
General points about the market:
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