1. Mainstream - the
ideas, attitudes, or activities that are shared by most people and regarded as
normal or conventional.
2. Independent –
Independent film or cinema is non-mainstream. It’s the idea of the film or
cinema doing their own thing and not being sheep’s. They have an older target
audience than mainstream cinema
3. Production
(stages) 1. Pre-Production 2. Production 3. Post-Production
4. Distribution
– getting their film out there into cinemas and showings
5. Marketing –
the forms of promotion you use to advertise your film
6. Exchange –
exchange is when you show films on demand or plus one
7. Multinational
Conglomerate - A conglomerate is a combination of two or more corporations
engaged in entirely different businesses that fall under one corporate group,
usually involving a parent company and many subsidiaries
8. Monopoly – the
exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or
service.
9. Oligopoly – A
state of limited competition in which a market is shared by a small number of
producers or sellers.
10. Name the Big
Six (90% of box office takings)- C.U.P.W.2.W Columbia, Universal, Paramount,
Warner Bros, 20th century Fox, Walt Disney.
11. Horizontal
Integration – it is when two completely different industries join together
(also known as cross media ownership)
12. Vertical
Integration- it is when two companies from the same industry come together.
13. Synergy – this
is when two or more companies join together to promote their products or
services.
14. Merchandising –
This is when businesses make products with characters from the films or logos.
The film will get a small percent for this and the business making the
merchandise will get the rest.
15. Ultra Violet –
Allows you to access the content online
16. Above the Line
- advertising is where mass media is used to promote brands and reach out to
the target consumers
17. Below the Line
- This concerns promotional activities where the business has direct control
over the target or intended audience
18. Technological
Convergence/Cross media convergence- Coming together from the previous separate
technology and combining with new technology
19. Consumption – how
much of what people buy
20. Exhibition
21. Piracy
22. Hollywood
Franchise 4S Model – synergy, spectacle, sequalisation, story
23. Tie-In - A
tie-in work is a work of fiction or other product based on a media property
such as a film, video game, television series, and board game, web site,
role-playing game or literary property.
How did you do in the test? What is exhibition and piracy. Using your case studies please give examples of horizontal integration, synergy and below the line advertising and upload.
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