creativeindustrieshult.blogspot.com

parisldn.wordpress.com

Of films and broadsheets. | The Film Industry in the UK

https://parisldn.wordpress.com/2010/04/28/of-films-and-broadsheets

The Film Industry in the UK. Escaping the Big Six? Of films and broadsheets. On: April 28, 2010. What do two industries as different as the newspaper and the film industries have in common? How do they confront the tsunami of media convergence? What does they future hold? Media convergence is setting up a new deal for the creative and cultural industries in general. Some have it harder than others, but all have to adapt to the latest technologies which are reshaping people’s media consumption. Revolve ar...

parisldn.wordpress.com

An Industry overview | The Film Industry in the UK

https://parisldn.wordpress.com/2010/02/25/an-industry-outline

The Film Industry in the UK. The rules of the game. On: February 25, 2010. How is the Film Industry organised? What are the main actors of a film’s life? Here’s a general outline of a film’s journey, from its production to the moment it reaches audiences. Click on the image to enlarge. 8211; An independent regulator of the film and video industry in the UK, the BBFC classifies r films and makes sure they respect the rules in place for the UK market. British Actors’ Equity. The British Video Association.

parisldn.wordpress.com

The rules of the game | The Film Industry in the UK

https://parisldn.wordpress.com/2010/03/06/the-rules-of-the-game

The Film Industry in the UK. The Dictator and the Tramp. The rules of the game. On: March 6, 2010. Cinema has always been seen as a free artistic expression, but even the creative industries can’t escape regulations: film-makers cannot let loose and put whatever they wish on the big screen. Somebody has to decide what can be shown and what can’t. How do we make sure a film’s themes are suitable for the British audiences? What can we show on screen? What do we consider taboo? How do we rate a film? 2002):...

parisldn.wordpress.com

From nickelodeons to everybody’s iPod? | The Film Industry in the UK

https://parisldn.wordpress.com/2010/02/17/will-the-media-convergence-shake-the-film-industry

The Film Industry in the UK. Key facts about the British Film Industry. From nickelodeons to everybody’s iPod? On: February 17, 2010. The noughties have been the time for spectacular technological advances which have shaken not only the way we communicate with each other, but also the way we entertain ourselves and use the media: everything seems to converge into a single machine for all-purposes (first with the Internet, then with the appearance of iPods, iPads, etc). For media such as the radio or TV, ...

parisldn.wordpress.com

April | 2010 | The Film Industry in the UK

https://parisldn.wordpress.com/2010/04

The Film Industry in the UK. Archive for April 2010. Of films and broadsheets. On: April 28, 2010. What do two industries as different as the newspaper and the film industries have in common? How do they confront the tsunami of media convergence? What does they future hold? Media convergence is setting up a new deal for the creative and cultural industries in general. Some have it harder than others, but all have to adapt to the latest technologies which are reshaping people’s media consumption. Creative...

parisldn.wordpress.com

February | 2010 | The Film Industry in the UK

https://parisldn.wordpress.com/2010/02

The Film Industry in the UK. Archive for February 2010. On: February 25, 2010. How is the Film Industry organised? What are the main actors of a film’s life? Here’s a general outline of a film’s journey, from its production to the moment it reaches audiences. Click on the image to enlarge. Read the rest of this entry ». On: February 20, 2010. To come up with a “creative business idea”. It hasn’t been the easiest exercise for me… Mainly because I’m not what I would call a. But it got me thinking. The noug...

parisldn.wordpress.com

March | 2010 | The Film Industry in the UK

https://parisldn.wordpress.com/2010/03

The Film Industry in the UK. Archive for March 2010. The Dictator and the Tramp. On: March 23, 2010. From a Dickensian childhood to the Hollywood glitz, Chaplin’s story is the proof that hard work and determination could help achieve anything, even revolutionising a blossoming industry. Read the rest of this entry ». The rules of the game. On: March 6, 2010. How do we make sure a film’s themes are suitable for the British audiences? What can we show on screen? What do we consider taboo? We are Movie Geeks.

parisldn.wordpress.com

Chasing ideas | The Film Industry in the UK

https://parisldn.wordpress.com/2010/02/20/chasing-ideas

The Film Industry in the UK. From nickelodeons to everybody’s iPod? On: February 20, 2010. The other day in class, we were asked to think of words defining the industry we study (i.e: the Film Industry for me) and, by using a twisted technique involving synonyms and antonyms (! To come up with a “creative business idea”. It hasn’t been the easiest exercise for me… Mainly because I’m not what I would call a. Except what has been forgotten.”. But it got me thinking. Can do it, why not. Industry: there is a...

parisldn.wordpress.com

Parissima | The Film Industry in the UK

https://parisldn.wordpress.com/author/elrenia

The Film Industry in the UK. Of films and broadsheets. On: April 28, 2010. What do two industries as different as the newspaper and the film industries have in common? How do they confront the tsunami of media convergence? What does they future hold? Media convergence is setting up a new deal for the creative and cultural industries in general. Some have it harder than others, but all have to adapt to the latest technologies which are reshaping people’s media consumption. Escaping the Big Six? From a Dic...