Showing posts with label Warner Bros. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Warner Bros. Show all posts

Tuesday, 23 October 2012

How has Warner Bros converged in order to increase revenue?






How has Warner Bros converged in order to increase revenue?


One of the things that Warner Bros did in 1989 was to improve its strategy of growing a market for its films by building state of the the-art multiplex theatres in undeserved territories. In addition, Warner Communications bought entertainment company Lorimar Telepictures which increased Warner Bros profile. When they bought Studio umbrella this lead to Warner Bros becoming one of the leading companies in both feature films and TV. The 1990s was a key decade for the Studio, starting in 1990 when Warner Communications, Inc and Time Inc who joined together to form Time Warner, which at the time was one of the world's largest communications and entertainment companies in the world. In 1995 W.B became a dominant force in the production. In 1996 Warner Bros took over the management of the Turner library which lead to it  becoming an early adopter of the Internet as well as a promotional tool which resulted in the launch of the DVD format. Warner Bros includes companies such as Television Group, Warner Bros, Home Entertainment Group and  WBTVG which have all helped Warner Brothers increase revenue and profit. 



















Blog soon

Michael 

Sunday, 30 September 2012

Comparing Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Part 2 with This is England

Hi Guys,

Today I will be answering a set of questions around the films Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Part 2 and This is England. I will be looking for similarities and differences between the two films which have been made on completely different budgets. 

This is England

Q1 = Who was the director?
A = Shane Meadows.

Q2 = What was the production company?
A = Big Arty Productions, Em Media, Film 4, Optimum Releasing, Screen Yorkshire, UK Film Council and Warp Films.

Q3 = What was the Budget?
A= £1,500,000 (estimated).

Q4 = Who sponsored the film?
A = 
  • Big Arty Productions Em Media
  • Film 4        
  • Optimum Releasing 
  • Screen Yorkshire 
  • UK Film Council
  • Warp films 
Q5 = Which country was it produced by?
A = England.

Q6 = What was the BBFC certification? (i.e. age rating)
A = Got given a rating of 18 years old.

Q7 = What was the date of the release?
A = September 12, 2006.

Q8 = How many screens was the film released on? 
A = 62 screens 

Q9 = What was the opening weekend takings at the box office?
A = £207,676.

Q10 = What is the overall gross the film?  
A = Nearly 5 million pounds worldwide and 207,676 in the UK.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part Two

Q1 = Who was the director?
A = David Yates.

Q2 = What was the production company?
A = Warner Bros Pictures (presents)
  • Heyday Films
  • Moving Picture Company (MPC)
Q3 = What was the Budget?
A = $250 million Dollars to share with part 1 of the film so 125,000,000 dollars.

Q4 = Who sponsored the film?
A = Warner Bros, Pictures, Heyday Films, Moving pictures (MPC).

Q5 = Which country was it produced by?
A = Warner Bros which is an American Production Company made it but the story was based on British Author, JK Rowling's Harry Potters books. 

Q6 = What was the BBFC certification? (i.e. age rating)
A = 12a.

Q7 = What was the date of the release?
A = July 7, 2011.

Q8 = How many screens was the film released on? 
A = 4375 screens in the US

Q9 = What was the opening weekend takings at the box office?
A = $168.5 million which equals 103.7 million pounds.

Q10 = What is the overall gross the film?  
A = 1,328,111,219 dollars which is the World wide Gross.

Thanks for reading 

Michael