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Factors Affecting Jeffry Ahlvin, Darren Doi Eric Luckwald, Charles Rabkin Micah Witt, Jong Woo, Calvin Yeung November 29, 2004
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What are we doing? The Big-shot hollywood producers want to know what factors most affect gross revenue of their blockbuster films. We can help.
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Dataset US movies grossing over $150 Million –Released Since 1990 Four Factors –Genre (Action/Suspense, Comedy, Drama, Sci- fi/Fantasy, Other… musicals & animated) –Release Season –MPAA Rating (G, PG, PG13, R… no XXX) –Production Budget Data source: www.the-numbers.com
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Technical – Revenue vs. Budget
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Technical – Regression Effects of budget & genre variables –Drama appears most significant
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Technical – Regression Similarly… Rating and Season regressions indicate: –PG –Release in the Winter Problem 1: Titanic is skewing the data Problem 2: Factors not independent
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Technical – Alternate Approach Utilize contingency tables
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Technical – Alternate Approach Observed tables for other Factors PG-13 Action released in summer is most probable to exceed $150M
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Results How does U.S. Gross depend on Budget for selected factors –PG13 –Summer –Action Predicted $0.86 Revenue/$Budget
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Conclusions Recommend a Summer Action movie with content limited to PG-13 –Inherently open to broadest audience No effective age limits School out Action movies have high repeat appeal Significant limitation of analysis –No failures included… big budgets with revenue below $150M Results are conditional on a good script
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Future Analysis Who should star in the movie?
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