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Creative Media Industries - The Future Of The Film Industry


OKAY SO . . . . 

So far you've explained the different forms of company and employment within the creative industries, as well as evaluating the roles and relationships within a specific area of creative media production. This will cover Learning Outcomes 2 and 3 from the 4 learning outcomes attached to this unit.

WE STILL NEED TO CRACK 

Learning Outcome 1 - where you give me a history of the relationship between creative media production and the creative industries. Still figuring out how to evidence this (don't worry, I will!).

Learning Outcome 4 - where you analyse factors that may affect the future development of the film industry. This is the Outcome I think we can get on with cracking now. Do this as follows.

1. Create a new blogpost/word-doc. Call it 'The Future Of The Film Industry'.

2. Using the links below, and your own research, write a blogpost that tells me about the technological and business changes that the film industry is facing and will have to deal with in the next few years. This will comprise threats to the traditional structures from streaming sites (Netflix) as well as the shift into VR/more immersive technology in terms of the films themselves.



CRUCIALLY THIS BLOGPOST NEEDS TO TELL ME
. . . how things are going to change for PUNTERS (i.e us lot, film-watchers)
. . . how things are going to change for CREATIVES (i.e you lot, film makers)
. . . how things might change in terms of the JOB ROLES in the future film-industry
. . . how things might change in terms of FUNDING/COMPANY TYPES in the future film industry
. . . can you give me a hint as to what EXTERNAL factors (politics, economics, social factors) might affect the future of the film industry?

As much detail as you see fit please. The links are merely a springboard not a dead-end. If using the links obviously you need to cite them properly in your references - also if you read a link and DISAGREE with its predictions SAY SO (with justification obviously), critical engagement with resources is a vital part of degree-level study.

Useful Links

Report Predicts Changes To Film Industry In The Next Five Years

Film Industry Experts Predict The Future Of The Film Industry

Netflix Is The Future Of The Film Industry

The Future Of Film

Crowdsourcing And The Future Of Film

The Future Of Film Making

Streaming Vs Cinema

Netflix, the Oscars, and the Battle for the Future of Film

From Netflix to full immersion: how the future of cinema lies in our handhelds

How Technology Is Transforming The Future Of Film

A few famous folk's predictions for the future of film

Key Business & Technological Trends In Current Cinema

David Cronenberg On The Future Of Film

VR, HOLOGRAMS AND DRONES: THE FUTURE OF FILM

How VR Is Changing Film Marketing

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