More about Hollywood Life

Production, movie distribution andexhibition reach across the planet and continue to accommodate changing political,technological and economic changes. Hollywood however has been adominant element in our movie viewing experiences. Even though we choose not towatch Hollywood films, the odds are that we'll encounter Hollywoodmarketing through obtaining different websites (trailers on TV, net, videogametie-ins), even walking through city (posters), listening to radio (picture advertisements,'exclusive' interviews/promotions), and listening to audio ('official' soundtracks),grabbing the bus (advertising hoardings), eating breakfast cereal (freetoys/promotions indoors), heading to bed ('Spiderman' pyjamas) etc.). 

Consideringthat Hollywood stays a suburb of Los Angeles, California, its hit andsaturation stays international and unavoidable.Our own adventures will play an significant part in this research: the magazinesand papers we read, our discussions with family and friends, theDVDs we purchase and movies we see and download. These encounters confirmthe presence of the movie industry as a global business reality. • how can you consume movie? Where do you see them? Who with? • List as many cinemas as possible in five or six miles. What sorts of movies are readily available? How can screens? How do they market? 

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AS Film Studies: FM2 British & American Film The Hollywood Film IndustryHollywoodAs ancient since the 1910's that the US movie industry started to change its foundation from theEast shore to what was basically a location from the Californian Desert on theedge of Los Angeles. As this time Hollywood has famously been builtaround studios: well funded large name companies in the company of makingfilms and earning money from movies. 

• What do you believe was so appealing about building movie studios in this remote site? What could they attain? How could these be viewed as typical Hollywood films? What parallels can we draw with these produced today?HistoryOriginsIn that the United States, the earliest exhibitions of movies for big crowds usually followed theintermissions from vaudeville shows. Teachers started travelling to exhibit their movies,bringing into the world the initial forays into striking film-making. 

The very first enormous success ofAmerican cinema, in addition to the biggest experimental accomplishment to this stage, was TheGreat Train Robbery, led by Edwin S. Porter. In the first times of the American filmindustry, New York was the epicenter of all film-making. The Kaufman Astoria Studios inQueens, constructed during the silent movie era, was utilized from the Marx Bro.