Conglomerates in the media business usually benefit the media company behind it. Implications of  one media company owning lots of different mediums gives the sales advantages  and give's them power to manipulate the audience depending on there popularity. This is media ownership




For Example: Warner Brothers can produce a film. They own the website rotten tomatoes which was formally owned by flixster which Warner also own This was a vertical integration. This gives them the advantage to rate their own film giving it positive feedback. Warner could now decide to make a game edition of this film using their company 'Warner brother Interactive entertainment" T

Genre – is it a hybrid? Explain why

The adventures of Tin Tin is a hybrid because it consist of 3 different genre’s
Who are the target audiences?

The film is MainstreamThe target audience are universal
Was it niche or mainstream film? Did this change?

The film was directed by Steven SpielbergCasting? Decisions, reasons for audiences, budget, genres, etc.Sot Boland

Victoria Burrows

Jina JuryBudget? How much did it make?  How much of a risk was this film?

Music?  Cost of tracks?  Record Companies?

1. The Adventures of Tintin
2. Snowy’s Theme
3. The Secret of the Scrolls
4. Introducing the Thompsons and Snowy’s Chase
5. Marlinspike Hall
6. Escape from the Karaboudjan
7. Sir Francis and the Unicorn
8. Captain Haddock Takes the Oars
9. Red Rackham’s Curse and the Treasure
10. Capturing Mr. Silk
11. The Flight to Bagghar
12. The Milanese Nightingale
13. Presenting Bianca Castafiore
14. The Pursuit of the Falcon
15. The Captain’s Counsel
16. The Clash of the Cranes
17. The Return to Marlinspike Hall and Finale
18. The Adventure Continues

Establish the production issues of your case study

Genre – is it a hybrid? Explain why

The kings speech is a Hybrid because the genre were mixed with Biography, History and drama
Who are the target audiences?

The target audiences of the king’s speech are a wide age range.
play the opening of the film. What important institutional information are you given in the opening credits? Who are the significant personnel? Why?

The opening of the film is the company logo’s that produced and financed the film. These arte significant because they provide the knowledge of who financial helped the films
Was it niche or mainstream film? Did this change?

The kings speech was a niche film and started of only in independent theatres but then spread to mainstream theatres.

Director?

Directed by Tom Hooper
Casting? Decisions, reasons for audiences, budget, genres, etc.

Casting by Nina Gold
Budget? How much did it make?  How much of a risk was this film?

$15,000,000 (estimated) The film wasn’t a risk because it gained more popularity as it went on.

Music?  Cost of tracks?  Record Companies?

Symphony no. 7 in A Major: Allegretto"
Music by Ludwig van Beethoven
Heard as George VI delivers his first wartime speech

"Piano Concerto No 5, Op. 73 ('Emperor') in E-Flat Major: II.

 Adagio un Poco Mosso"
Music by Ludwig van Beethoven

Heard as George VI concludes his first wartime speech

"Lionel and Bertie"
Music by Alexandre Desplat
Recorded at Abbey Road Studios

"The Overture to La Nozze di Figaro"
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
During the first therapy session when King's voice is being recorded

"Who's Been Polishing The Sun?"
Music by Noel Gay
Lyrics by Charles Gaynor
Performed by Bert Ambrose and His Orchestra
Vocals by Sam Browne and the Rhythm Sisters

"Shout For Happiness"
Written by Jack Hart and Tom Blight
Performed by Al Bowlly and the New Mayfair Dance Orchestra
Playing in the background at Balmoral Castle

"Concerto for Clarinet in A Major: Allegro"
Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Heard during the montage of Lionel conducting

The Kings Speech

Newspaper and Magazien review of Kings speech


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Kings speech topped the box office charts in UK and Ireland in its first 3 days .
"The King's Speech transcends its historical setting to present a compelling portrait of quiet heroism," writes Philip French

From the questionaire that we did in class i have learnt that  people purchase and watch films according  to there finalcial situation more people that were middle class watched fimls in the cinema than thoses who were working class.