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...The film industry consists of the technological and commercial institutions of filmmaking: i.e. film production companies, film studios, cinematography, film production, screenwriting, pre-production, post production, film festivals, distribution; and actors, film directors and other film personnel. Read full entry
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Film industry?
I'm not sure if i asked this
question,does anybody know if
it's possible for someone with
a business degree to work in
the film industry?As for my
eduacation background my
starting point will be with a
g.e.d,credits from phoenix's
business management
program,then a masters from
say a more traditional
university?Would i be in
competition with other
people?Will this increase or
decrase my chances of working
in the industry?Does effort
have anything to do with
it?What should i do to get
started to work towards this
career?All questions and
opinions are appreciated,thank
you.
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There are people who crunch numbers in the film industry, and they are "the others" to us creative types. (they're called suits, sorry, but it's usually derogatory) They do have masters, accounting, or sometimes general humanities degrees. Film (and TV) needs accountants, and if you go into advertising, there are plenty of business degree types. Another possible route it could take you down is that of being an agent. Film is all about connections though, even in "suits" that your degree would make you more likely amongst. You need to be out there, talking to people face to face. Usually you need a sample of your work, some experience, or else you start on the bottom (extras, mail room, gophers). The only film job where you absolutely need a degree is Entertainment lawyer. (and for that, you go to a law school that has specialists in Entertainment Law) |
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How do filmmakers make money One day I hope to study film
and become a
screenwriter/director. I don't
know much about the film
industry quite yet, so that's
why I plan on getting into a
good film program in college.
I have only one concern: how
do filmmakers such as
producers, screenwriters, and
directors make money from
their films? How do
independent filmmakers make
money?
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They make their money because they are essential to the film making process. When there movies get distributed, they get a cut of what the movie makes, just like the actors |
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Does the British film industry Does the British film industry
only produce popular films of
a couple of genres? Do you
think it sticks to one or two
genres to play it safe?
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ii wouldnt think so, but they are restrcited in terms of budget and location compared to blockbusters but it just makes them more interesting i would say |
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