Film DISTRIBUTION AND THE INTERNET

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Joiningthedots.tv Independent Film For Independent People Tim Sparke Mercury Media Presented to AIDC February 21st 2008.
Advertisements

Broadcast Connect Generate to the Worldyour Communities traffic & Revenue.
Section 5: Technological Developments.. Key words: New technologies Digital broadcasting media convergence Impact Digital switchover Social media.
A Network View of Netflix How Partners, Competition, and Opportunities Dictate Strategy.
Outline Cinemalink.tv: –how it started –what is it Functional & User interface design Legal aspects Marketing Results Evaluation Future.
What is Podcasting? Though podcasters' web sites may also offer direct download or streaming of their content, a podcast is distinguished from other digital.
Nightly business report report. the advertising industry has blossomed into a global powerhouse with spending worldwide now exceeding $430 billion a year.
Technological Convergence for Institutions & Audiences
Do We Really Need Denise Huang. Agenda ITV: What’s new Industry overview Consumers’ attitudes and usage patterns What are the demands? Challenges from.
: is a web site, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or.
MULTIMEDA SYSTEMS IREK DEFEE MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVES.
COMS E6125 WHIM Internet Television Joost Babelgum Preethi Narayan
Media Convergence challenges & opportunities. Media Converge nce TelevisionInternet Gaming Industry Mobile Technology.
Mobile commerce Yuri kang.
CES Consumer Electronics Show The Next Big Thing.
Audiences & Institutions The Film Industry – Section B.
Distributing your film Outline the relationships between the film industry and wider creative media sector.
Video and Podcasting By: Pharis Cockrill What is Podcasting? Podcasts are digital media files which are produced in a series Most podcasts are often.
Essay Due Friday 15 th October 2010 Discuss the reasons for and against the use of digital technologies in the film industry. Use case studies to support.
Thinking inside the box: transforming text into digital video.
The Digital Revolution and The Global E-Marketplace Chapter 25 Matakuliah: J0474 International Marketing Tahun: 2009.
E-learning: an overview Michael Rowe Department of Physiotherapy.
Matrix Revolutions (2003) The Internet & Film Distribution.
New Media and Technology Technology and Film. Every Stage  New Media Technologies have impacted upon every stage of the circulation process in ways that.
By Katherine Gill. A film distributor is often an independent company, subsidiary company or on occasions an individual; who acts as a final agent between.
A strategy for responding to internet distribution opportunities, and for working with other media and communications industries. Ultimately the report.
Rajjat A. Barjatya Managing Director Rajshri Media (P) Limited November 11, 2008.
Synergy A Definition: Synergy (from the Greek syn-ergos, συνεργός meaning working together) is the term used to describe a situation where different entities.
Film Distribution By Joe McCay. Film distributors A film distributor is often an independent company, who handles the distribution and marketing of the.
Aviva Silver, DG INFSO European Commission. Digital revolution Sound in the 70’s Post-production chain Production: new cameras, low-budget films Distribution:
Chapter New Media and International Sport James Santomier, PhD; Joshua A. Shuart, PhD; and Artur Costabiei, MA C H A P T E R.
Drivers of Media Convergence Drivers of Media Convergence 1.
 Technologies coming together. For example, a mobile phone you can use as a still and moving image camera, download and watch moving images on, use as.
Digital Cinema MarketingPiracy Media Ownership All About The Numbers
O.S.C.A.R December 16, What is O.S.C.A.R? Used to get film strips, videos, DVD’s, etc from the AIU. By the year 2010, the AIU will no longer be.
How to Market Your Mobile Accessories Business Online The Peterson Group Wholesaler Review Mobile Accessories.
 What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
Film Consumers in Canada September 23rd, 2013
Online Content and Media
  distribution Part 2..
What this activity will show you
Online TV.
Unit 2 Task 1 By Matei Turcu.
Digital Services and Distribution Landscape
How you watch films… ‘Your consumption’.
Lesson 24 Creating & Distributing New Media Content.
Personal Digital Devices Lesson 1
INTELLIGENT CONTENT For Your Knowledge Intensive Enterprise
Media ( Internet and NewTechnology)
Traditional Media and New Media Timeline
Hulu Channel On Tv Screen with Different Ways. For more details visit
6. Identify and explain the ways in which films are distributed.
Background Viacom is a leading global entertainment company that delivers its content through a variety of frequencies including television, cinema and.
Lesson Objective To understand digital media sectors, products and platforms.
Digital vs Analogue.
Proliferation This is the rapid growth and increase in hardware (macs, pc's, cameras e.t.c) and software (video editing software, audio editing software.
Unit 2 Task 1.
1970s - The Godfather: Part II (1974)
Film: Exhibition/Exchange
Lesson 24 Creating & Distributing New Media Content.
Distributing media products to audiences
Synergy A Definition: Synergy (from the Greek syn-ergos, συνεργός meaning working together) is the term used to describe a situation where different entities.
% Share Of Weekly “Time Spent” By Video Device – Q1 ’18
Introduction Films without technology is impossible today. I will do present to you how technology has advanced and the affects this has had on the films.
Media Trends 2017 Edition.
Smart Television.
What kind of institution might distribute our media product?
TECHNOLOGICAL CONVERGENCE for Institutions & Audiences
5G TECHNOLOG Y. CONTENTS Abstract 5g evolution Comparison Speeds of generations An overview of 3g Leaders in adapting 5g What 5g will provide?? Features.
5G TECHNOLOG Y. TRANSITION FROM 1G TO 5G COMPARISON OF 1G TO 5G.
Presentation transcript:

Film DISTRIBUTION AND THE INTERNET

Options for viewing new releases: Cinematic release On demand Pay per view on sky   DVD/Blue Ray DOWNLOAD

Downloading You can use digital technology to download a film or TV program onto your mobile phone, laptop, I-Pad or PC. You could, perhaps, download it on Pirate Bay or other sites and consume it at a time that suits you. You can watch it on your flat-screen TV; you can also connect your  HD TV to the Internet and watch the film on You Tube. You can see the film on Blue Ray or ordinary DVDs;  some might prefer to watch the film on Playstation or X Box.

  Convergence of media through digital technology creates new opportunities for distributing and exhibiting. In the film industry the number of platforms where you can view films is proliferating all the time

So much content being put on web – more competition audiences can also watch films in a variety of ways WHEN THEY WANT TO

  Internet + big films = profit and dangers in equal measures

1st generation 1994 first streaming streaming online – audio only   2nd generation No good audio and acceptable video streaming 3rd generation – meets requirements of film industry – security – digital rights quality – same as watching on tv improved economics – business models for content online eliminate buffering delays

Once it becomes the norm to download film via broadband, potential for a new form of blanket distribution is obvious. No longer need multiple prints, you bypass cinemas Global distribution will put an end to time gap and exploitation by pirates

Short films: wider opportunity for low budget film makers and distributors Especially short films which can meet a wide range of distributors via hosts – E.g Spike Jonze ‘I am here’ via facebook

Internet streaming capabilities – majors have pursued online distribution of films already on DVD www.movielink.com (MGM,Paramount,Sony, Universal,WB) Apple – short films from pixar

Windows Media 9 series – open up new distribution opportunities (meets requirements of film industry)