Wednesday 26 March 2014

Film industry Fact

5 facts on film

1. 200 films passed the Cultural Test in 2012 to become officially ‘British’. Of these, 13 were official co-productions.
2.On average, films passing the Cultural Test were able to class 71% of their total budget as ‘Production Costs’ for the Tax Credit (which provides 20% of the eligible Production costs, on films under £20m).  The figure for official Co-productions is 60% of the budget.
3.The BFI awarded £1m to short films in 2012.
4.Only 7% of UK films made between 2003-10 were profitable. (The BFI estimate profitability by “using an international box office to budget ratio of 2 or more”).
5.There were 4,600 students in film-related higher education courses, an increase of 209% on 2011.

Film industry Fact

This poster contains facts and figures on the American film Industry. In 2010 there was a large number of digital 3D film releases compared to 2006 showing there may be a demand for it.

Monday 24 March 2014

Film Industry Fact

Top grossing films 2013
The top 10 films are mainly adventure/fantasy showing a demand in the genre. All these studios are American conglomerates showing America dominates the film industry.  Warner Bros is one of the major conglomerates having 6 films in the top grossing. 


Thursday 13 March 2014

Film Fact

What are the top 3 most expensive films ever produced?
1. Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End- $300 million
2.Tangled $260 million
3.Spiderman 3-$258 million

Monday 3 March 2014

Film industry Fact

Who were the top earners in Hollywood in 2013?
Robert Downey Jr earned $75 million.The Avengers was the third highest-grossing movie of all time and no star benefited more from that than Robert Downey Jr. Tony Stark might not have been the leader of the group (that honor belongs to Captain America) but Downey was the only indispensable actor which meant he was able to demand the most money.
Channing Tatum earned $60 million.Tatum gets a lot of attention for his looks but this year the actor proved that he's also one of Hollywood's smartest businessmen. Tatum and director Steven Soderbergh self-financed the movieMagic Mike, based partially on Tatum's past as a male stripper. So when the $7 million film hit it big at the box office, they each took home millions.