No Time to Die - media industry
Historical/social context:
Hollywood -> oldest film industry in the world (inception -> 1890s)
First motion pictures less than a min long due to limitations of tech + sound
Weren’t introduced until 1927
Hollywood -> considered to be ‘film factory’ of the world; they export products to other countries
First James Bond film was released in 1962
Soundtrack -> made by Billie Eilish on Interscope (owned by Universal) -> synergy, convergence to different parts of film
Synergy with other brands (Nokia, Omega) to market film; fund production
Ownership + control of media organisations:
James Bond series produced by EON (production company based in London)
No time to Die -> First James Bond film to be distributed by Universal Pictures -> acquired international distribution rights following expiration of Sony Pictures’ contract after release of Spectre 2015.
Regulations:
Age restrictions placed on all commercially released films by BBFC -> some are even expected to make cuts or alter film conform to guidelines
To secure wide audience, NTTD had 1A Uk rating for cinematic release + 12 for physical/streaming release
Five stages of media production:
Development -> ideas are created; rights are brought (if necessary); screenplay is written; financing is sought from producers, partner studios and product placement relationships
Pre-production -> cast + stage crew are found; locations are picked; sets are built
Production -> film is shot
post-production -> film is edited; crew works on sound; images; visual effects
Distribution -> finished film is distributed + marketed + promoted
Historical/social context:
Hollywood -> oldest film industry in the world (inception -> 1890s)
First motion pictures less than a min long due to limitations of tech + sound
Weren’t introduced until 1927
Hollywood -> considered to be ‘film factory’ of the world; they export products to other countries
First James Bond film was released in 1962
Soundtrack -> made by Billie Eilish on Interscope (owned by Universal) -> synergy, convergence to different parts of film
Synergy with other brands (Nokia, Omega) to market film; fund production
Ownership + control of media organisations:
James Bond series produced by EON (production company based in London)
No time to Die -> First James Bond film to be distributed by Universal Pictures -> acquired international distribution rights following expiration of Sony Pictures’ contract after release of Spectre 2015.
Regulations:
Age restrictions placed on all commercially released films by BBFC -> some are even expected to make cuts or alter film conform to guidelines
To secure wide audience, NTTD had 1A Uk rating for cinematic release + 12 for physical/streaming release
Five stages of media production:
Development -> ideas are created; rights are brought (if necessary); screenplay is written; financing is sought from producers, partner studios and product placement relationships
Pre-production -> cast + stage crew are found; locations are picked; sets are built
Production -> film is shot
post-production -> film is edited; crew works on sound; images; visual effects
Distribution -> finished film is distributed + marketed + promoted
