Monday, 11 April 2016

Task 8

Production:- In the industry there have been many major advances in filming technologies, movies like The Hobbit boast 48 frames per second – making it the first movie in Hollywood history to surpass the standard fps rate (which is usually 24 frames per second).- On movie sets across the world, Red One Digital cameras are transforming the filming process by replacing the standard 35 mm camera with a smaller, lighter, and thus more portable camera solution – without lessening image quality. - Virtual backlots now allow actors to appear in far flung destinations, thanks to digital backgrounds.
     - For Fast and Furious 7 when they CGI Paul Walkers looks onto his brother they used SFX/Technology to create a Paul Walker look alike.
 
 
        Distribution
·      Trailers on the internet.
·      Internet advertisements eg Banners.
·      Social media accounts.
·      Websites.
·      Spread by people talking about a new film being released.
 
      Exhibition
·      Digital Projectors in cinemas.
·      Requires less training than physical projectors.
·      4K monitors for home cinemas which allows people to watch films in HD.
·      Phones that allow movies to be watched anywhere allow people to watch a movie however they like.
·      On demand services allow you to watch movies as soon as they are released into the cinema.
 
      Exchange
·      Streaming from phone, tablet, computer of illegal websites.
·      Video watching eg Youtube.
·      On websites such as Netflix, Amazon Prime and Love Film.
·      Watch it at the cinema.
·       Monitors on planes allow you to watch films if the flight is long.
 
 
 

2 comments:

  1. Upload the brainstorm you did in class - more colourful and lots of extra info better for revision.

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