Marketing of Studio and Independent Films 
.... Get Shorty opened across the nation all at one time in 1,612 theaters (rising to 2,007 its second week)("
Film Box Office Report" 8). The Doom Generation opened ....
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Paramount Film Studio A Crisis of Corporate
.... of this happens at a time of broader crisis in Hollywood, underlined by the notoriously poor
box office results of 2005. The role of feature
film is evolving ....
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Finding Nemo: Analysis of Box Office Figures
.... In this case, Finding Nemo was ranked as the number 1
film at the
box office from May 30, 2003, when it was first opened to June 5th; on June 6th, it fell to ....
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Small Budget Films
.... of $14,536,681. The per-screen average for the second weekend was $3,633 ("
Film Box Office Report," May 7, 1996). Clearly, the Uma ....
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Cast Away Sound Effects
.... after, so it is likely these kinds of sounds (Noland clanking the skates, turning and thumping the volley ball
box, etc.) were added after the
film was shot or ....
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The Independent Film
.... make less and less quality films in favor of
box office hits that rely on star power and to a large degree, amazing special effects. Diversity in
film has been ....
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An Overview of the History of Film Festivals
.... superiority of one
film festival over another is the degree to which its juried awards are valued by the industry and perceived as leading to
box office success ....
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HBO Film, One Man's War
The
film One Man's War, produced for Home
Box Office and directed by Sergio Toledo in 1990, is an example of the television docudrama, a drama based on real ....
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DW Griffith and Film Technique
.... The
film broke
box-office records. But a highly significant part of the public relations campaign included the use of the image of the Ku Klux Klan. ....
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The Growth of Disney Animation Walt Disney's in
.... classic in nearly 30 years--took in more than $84 million at the
box office .... finishing up work on The Rescuers Down Under, a sequel of the 1977
film The Rescuers ....
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Animated Film Aladdin
.... it. One way of seeing that there has been a shared vision is when a
film becomes a big hit at the
box office, as did Aladdin. This ....
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Race and Film
.... Devil in a Blue Dress received good critical response, but it did not do well at all at the
box office. It is a difficult
film to sell either to the white or ....
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The Age of Innocence
.... glasses short is the third person in the
box, the visiting Ellen, a countess and May's cousin from Europe. This moment occurs early in the
film and represents ....
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The marketing, distribution, and promotion of Film
.... Theatrical exhibition is still a vital part of the
film business, but in .... the only goal for producers, who reaped their profits entirely from
box office revenues ....
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The movie Philadelphia & Homosexuality
.... The success of the
film not only at the
box-office but with an Academy Award to star Tom Hanks assures that the
film will be viewed for some time to come. ....
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Star Power
....
box office receipts are not in for the opening weekend), the success will ride upon the shoulders of its lead. Per the Los Angeles Times review of the
film, ....
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The Economics of Studio Films
.... make less and less quality films in favor of
box office hits that rely on star power and to a large degree, amazing special effects. Diversity in
film has been ....
(625
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Gone with the Wind
.... The
film would also be considered the number one
box office
film for many years until it was beaten by The Godfather in 1972. By ....
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John Wayne Cinema
.... the 1939's Stage Door, the
film that made him a star, to his Oscar winning performance in 1969 for True Grit, John Wayne remained a number one
box-office star ....
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Independent Film Production
.... The
film business has become more expensive and more risky, but at the same time the .... a few large movies in the hopes of producing high grosses at the
box office ....
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The movie Philadelphia
The subject matter was considered a "downer," being about a man dying of AIDS, a subject that had failed at the
box-office before. The
film took an appealing ....
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Independent Film
.... to add prestige and critical acclaim to their stable of
box-office titans .... besides costs and hassles that has studios gobbling up independent
film companies at ....
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Four Fiction Into Film
.... The
film went on to capture the public imagination on a level comparable with the book, including standing as the highest
box office grossing
film for decades. ....
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RADIOGRAPHY SCIENCE IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM Intro
.... image on
film. The result looks like an X-ray, but it can reveal things X-rays cannot. An example: a toy plastic gun sealed in a 1-inch-thick lead
box. ....
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American Horror Films
.... the first in a series of tales about a hellish Pandora's
box, added significantly .... horrified screaming and running, survives to the end of the
film through wit ....
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Comparison of 2 Films
.... The
film failed at the
box-office, and many other sports-related films had failed since because sports fans do not necessarily go to the movies when filmmakers ....
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War Movies
.... The resultant
film, although structured to bring in
box-office dollars, presents a moving and horrific segment of the Japanese bombing on Pearl Harbor on ....
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African-Americans in Film
.... that, to a certain extent, enabled many people to overlook the
film's racism .... in Hollywood films was, indeed, not just a matter of bowing to
box-office pressures ....
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Polaroid Biz
.... they might begin to view themselves as the makers of picture technology or
film development technology. If they can achieve this "out-of-the-
box" mentality and ....
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Art and Business
.... A good example is the use of Reese's Pieces in the
film ET Because ET was such a runaway
box office smash, and because Reese's Pieces were prominently ....
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