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Vocabulary flashcards covering key monetization concepts and terms from the entertainment industry lecture notes.
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Revenue
The money a company or entertainment project earns.
Sponsorship
Financial support from a company in exchange for promotion or visibility.
Royalties
Payments made to creators when their work is used or sold.
Streaming
Watching or listening to content online without downloading it.
Merchandising
The business of selling products connected to a movie, artist, show or brand.
It cost a fortune to…
It cost a fortune to promotor a movie. Still we know some movies are very profitable like Spider Man
It’s a huge industry because…
The Entertainment industry is a huge industry because it knows to monetize movies with merchandise
They make a lot of money…
They make a lot of money from streaming rights like Friends an others successful TV’s series
I wouldn’t pay that much for
I don’t pay that much for World Cup tickets in the US, even thought I really like soccer
It’s all about making a profit
It’s all about making a profit when you’re trying to hit a revenue target
Highlight / Stand out (stood out)
Destacar
It was a massive hit…
Is the new Spider Man movie a massive hit?
What is a massive hit nowadays?
AI will be a massive hit in a short time.
It totally flopped at..
This new product is not the top seller but it didn’t flop on the market yet
The market was everywhere…
His hight really stood out
They are just trying to sell…
Nowadays influencers are just trying to sell something
You know when the salesperson isn’t just traing to sell something
He hasn’t hit his quote yet so i think he will just try to sell anything
It’s definitily worth the money…
This bb cream is definitily worth the money
Kipling backpack is definitily worth the money because i used to buy a backpack for my daugther per year
on - tudo que e digital…
on internet, on zoom, on social media
at - lugar fisico
at supermarket, at store