Mad Men analysis

 

Elevator scene 1, 

The scene starts with a birds-eye view shot of the main street in front of a big office building, this introduces the location being New York and it introduces time 1960s mid-day. Natural lighting is used on street, cheerful none diegetic sound plays. A mid-shot is shown of five men entering the building in suits, entering an elevator with a woman, upbeat jazz continues. The woman in this scene has been highlighted as she is the only one wearing a bright colour(yellow), whereas the rest of the men are wearing dark-coloured suits. The music fades as the dialogue by the men is said, however, the non-diegetic music still can be subtly heard in the background creating a sound bridge. A close up of the woman's facial expression is shown in the elevator, this shows the audience that she feels uncomfortable but also that she is clever due to the fact she does not respond. The lighting used in the elevator is strong highlighting three specific men and the women. As the characters leave the elevator a dolly tracking shot is used to follow the men around the office as dialogue continues. Throughout the elevator scene we can hear the diegetic sound of the elevator door opening and closing with a 'ding' it is overly enhanced therefore it is a pleonastic sound. The sound of the elevator was done post-production. As the characters leave the elevator we can hear parallel sound of them walking through the office. In the office building, strong lighting is used so that everything is very clearly seen in the shot, diegetic sounds of post-production phones ringing are heard and over enhanced meaning its pleonastic sound, this is done to create the atmosphere of a busy office.

 

 

Man on-call 2, 

Non-diegetic music abruptly stops as a man on the phone is introduced with a mid-shot. Quick cuts are used between the man on the phone and the men who just walked in. Dialogue from the men who just walked in can be heard(diegetic sound). Natural lighting is used throughout this scene from the window as well as strong office lighting from the main office. Diegetic sounds of cars and traffic can be heard, they are pleonastic sounds. Diegetic sounds of keys can be heard to ensure the audience sticks with the idea that they are in an office building. A birds-eye view shot is shown, of a frame with a picture of his fiance in it. The 180-degree rule is used throughout this scene. 

Tour of office scene 3,

In scene 3 a dolly tracking shot is used to follow the two women around the office. Throughout this scene, pleonastic sound of typewriters and phones ringing can be heard over the top of the woman dialogue. Strong lighting is used to set the mood of an office. As the second female gives an example of a mistake she has done an over the shoulder shot of two men is seen, telling the audience that her and that male have had a failed relationship, in this same moment another man behind the women is shown to be checking out the main woman, showing direct eye contact downwards on the woman, showing his sexual interests and his entitlement to the audience, we also see a mid-shot of the main woman looking back at him in disgust showing the audience that she is quite intelligent and bold for this time zone. A mid tracking shot of the two women leads us to an office desk. Dialogue is heard between the two ladies, discussing the idea of 'right moves' this scene expresses the role in society that men had in this era, and that they were seen to be the dependent factor of a woman's life and how she will live.

One on one conversation scene 4, 

In scene 4 a mid-shot is used to show the two women in frame as well as show the desk’s location in the office. Quick cuts are used to flip between the two women while an eyeline is kept to ensure the audience knows they are still having a conversation between each other. The dialogue from the second woman expresses to the audience that at this time(1960s) a woman’s main priority was to please the men. Strong office lighting is still being used throughout this scene. An over the shoulder shot of the main woman receiving this information is shown, to express her feelings towards what is being said which is clearly disbelief and disgust that this other woman thinks in this way. A birds-eye view shot of the desk is shown, showing a typewriter, diegetic dialogue follows expressing that it is easy enough for a woman to use, implying that women were less intelligent than men. Post-production pleonastic sound of the cover of the typewriter coming off can be heard and is diegetic, as the woman removes the cover. The dialogue was odd in this scene as instead of discussing work, the other woman was giving advice to the main woman on how to evaluate her physical strengths and weaknesses to again accommodate for the male's pleasure, expressing the male supremacy that was taking place in this year.    

class notes

 

5/10/2020

Sound bridge 

• Sound bridge can lead in or out of a scene 

• Sound bridges are one of the most common transitions in the continuity editing style

Pleonastic sound 

• Pleonastic sound is exaggerated sound e.g the sound of lightsabers slashing the air in Star Wars- or a tap dripping more loudly than normal in a horror film, etc.

• A technique to create this kind of the sound is Foley sound

• Don’t confuse this distinction between sound that is recorded in production and sound that is added in post `production!  Sound effects e.g. the sound of gunfire, is often added in post-production but it is still diegetic.

Parallel sound 

• When the sound we hear should usually go hand in hand with the image on screen. This is known as Parallel sound.

• For example, if we were to watch a horror film and we are about to witness a murder, you would accompany some dark, fast tempo music with the action. 

Contrapuntal Sound 

• Sounds that don’t easily match the image they are accompanying, or even run against them. 

• This can have quite a disorientating effect upon the audience and make them question what they are seeing. 

• Examples: American psycho and reservoir dogs 

Sound in TV an film 

• Sound can either:

• Synchronous- that is, caused by some event on the screen, so that sound matches the action 

• Or asynchronous- that is, separate from the visual,such as a voice-over or dialogue from another scene.

• Silence -even when there is no sound this can create an impact(although complete silence in film or TV is not commonly used)

• Dialogue- the tone, pitch, and volume of actors’ of scene of how the audience relate to them.

The fixer :

Expected sound: 

Creepy music 

Birds 

Breathing 

Door shut 

Bag put down 

Rain 

Coat arm running across it 

Phone 

Footsteps 

Speaking 

Gunshot 

Cup smash 

Heels on brick 

Phone ringing 

Falling to the floor 

6/10/2020 

Camera composition

     Composition is arrangement and structure, and the thought behind how something has been laid out, arranged and structured within a frame.

It can be seperated into 4 sections:

1. Symmetry and asymetry 

2. Rules of 3rds/thirds  

3. Depth of field 

4. Fore and background 

Symmetry 

symmetry is when the shot is equally symmetrical or balanced on both sides.Both sides look nearly identical on both sides. 

Often used in filming to show order,normalness or organisation. 

Asymmetry 

Asymmetry the shot is equally asymmetrical or unbalanced on both sides.Both sides look different on both sides.

Often used in filming to show disorder,chaos or various objects,characters or subjects.

Rule of thirds 

The rule of thirds is compositional rule in visual arts such as painting,photography,film and design.The ruke states that an image should be imagined as divided into nine equal partsby two equally spaced vertical lines,and that important composition elements should be placed along these lines or their intersections. 

Depth of field 

This is about focus.

Shallow focus 

Used to enthasis one image over the over. 

Deep focus 

The opposite of shallow focus.  

Focus pull 

Foreground and backgrounds 

Thinking about where to position the subjects within the frame ,close or far away drom the camera 

Like staging a play,there are layers, and this can be used for dramatic effect and  emphasis,creating depth to the shot and scene.

7/10/2020

The four pillars or areas of film making 

Industry and audience 

• Production 

• Distribution and market 

• Exhibition: cinema  

• Exchange: other ways we watch films e.g. netflix 

 

Production 

Making a film through all three stages:

Pre-production

 (planning it-filming the production from first day to wrap)

Production

(making it-filming the production from first day to wrap)

Post-production 

(editing the film-including organising the shots into a narrative,cutting the right versions(studio/director),sound dubbing/re-recording,sound affects and special effects 

The value chain: the value developed 

Target audience 

-WW-DC comic book (75 years)

-toys and costumes 

-Tv show (70s)

-Cartoons 

-superman 

-Wonder Woman  

-WonderWoman 84                     franchise 

- 3rd wonder woman 

-computergames 

-sound track albums 

-image rights 

Warner brothers are a conglomerate (own multiple companies under one name) 

 

Exhibition

Watching film 

International Vs National 

Distribution 

• Cinema 

(most crucial)

• Dvd and blue ray 

(HMV,sainsbury’s)

• Online owning and rental 

(itunes,playstation,youtube etc)

• Cable and network deals 

(sky premier)

• Subscriptions services 

(netflix,Amazon prime)

• TV

(BBC,ITV,E4,Channel 4,ETC)

Marketing

Raising awareness 

8/10/20

TV Drama 

Question1 

Downtown abbey 

Privilege 

Time (time is specific because of titanic) + place 

Social class+status 

Establishing shot 

Nice pad 

Relationships 

Age 

Gender 

Put it into sections 

-opening

Establishing shot, bike ride, dramatic music kicks in non diegetic  

Girl walks to window birds eye view,mid shot over shoulder . 

Camera- tracking left to right 

Establishes the setting. Nice pad : nice house.= rich social class upper class. Camera leads 

audience. 

Editing- long shots duration , allows appreciation 

Sound- non-diegetic music calm. Diegetic bike on gravel 

Mise on scene: costume,working class.

Looking down on him representing the social class. 

-bell rings(downstairs where it gets busy) 

Diegetic bell rings 

-lordship entering (glidding down the stairs)

-delivering the news to her ladyship 

9/10/2020

Question 1 

12/10/2020

Mad men 

Scene 1 ,Lift/elevator 

Scene 2, office man’s

Scene 3, tour through office

Tracking shot 

Mid shot - close up 

Eyeline match with the person she is talking about 

Different eye line match 

Girl is not stupid 

Shes not soft 

Scene 4,dark 

  

Camera

Sound 

Editing 

Mise on sense

15/10/2020

Presold elements 

Tentpole movie 

Franchise 

19/10/2020

Production stage of film 

Role of producer: 

Person who is in the middle of everything 

Gets cast together has good ideas 

Ontropounor in the middle of it 

Really important that producer can look at  the bigger picture .how it is going to go. 

Make everything possible logistically 

Most important person 

4 stages 

1.Developing it 

2.Raising the money 

3.planning 

4.Staffing key rolls 

• Pre production:

Development 

Finance 

Planning 

Staffing key roles 

• Production: 

Budget+dead lines

• Post production:

CGI, editing, sound etc 

• Distribution

The idea of script 

Good story well told 

Explores an idea 

Have interest in topic 

Writers reference 

Blue print for the director to takre one step farver 

Beginning +middle +end 

Creative 

The package 

Carefully plan who will be in the film 

Screen play written 

Key crew on board director producer 

This has to be in place before financing 

• pitch an idea 

• developement deal 

• the package ‘script ,actors ect’ 

• ’green light’  start it 

Pre sold elements check meaning 

Attracting investment 

• Investment 

• Chanel 4 , BBC etc 

• regional 

• financiers/ investment 

• forgien investment 

-independent is usually multi-partner 

Planning

-location work our hardest scenes to film and work with that first 

-collabrative process 

Budget 

-investment 

-draw a finance plan 

-break down the script into sections to work out cost 

-extras 

Above an below the line 

Above the line: talent creative, cost  producers ,directors script writers 

People who are going to make it 

• Above the line cost :biggest expenses how much to pay director and main actors etc.

• Below the line cost : extras, coffees ect 

Audience  

 

4/11/2020

3 step plan 

Question: 

How is meaning created through camera and mise en scene? 

-camera shots,angles,movements and composition 

-editing 

-sound 

-mise en scene 

Which basically means you need to write about:

a.) what meanings you have taken from the extract 

E.g. How do the characters relate to each other, whose side are you on,who has the status/power, where is the action based,how do you feel about what happens etc. YOU NEED TO FOCUS ON MORE THAN ONE AREA OF MEANING. 

AND

b.) How has the director achieved this?? - camera, editing,sound, mise en scene 

Summarise they overall intention of the director and the overall meanings you have taken from the whole extract of their work.Are they employing positive or negative representations, using stereotypes,binary opposition,how do they position the audience,

 9/11/2020

Hustle 

Camera, editing, mise on scene, sound 

Scene 1, girl shopping for dress

 Dialogue is done to ensure we don't like the owner of the shop, so we feel bad for the woman. We as an audience are not feeling sympathy for the shop owner when he gets hustles. Woman with blonde hair uses dialogue to show herself to be an upper-class wife. 

Scene 2, Men talking 

Quick cut transition to a mid-shot of two men one wearing a suit at a bar drinking liquor, such as whiskey and smoking presenting the characters to be upper-class in a gentlemen’s club. 

The camera transitions to an over the shoulder shot of the men drinking while discussing a burglary at a stately home, the man in the suit is the only character predominately speaking throughout this scene this suggests that he is hustling the other man and testing the response to an unethical circumstance. Diegetic dialogue is heard between the two characters and diegetic sound of arms and drinks being placed on table is heard. Before the wipe transition the man in the suit freezes and points at the screen this is done to indicate at the waiter to bring more drinks. The second scene of the men talking is a long short and long duration shot, this is done by the director to show the audience that the hustle is going to plan. 

  

2 guys in the bar some kind of gentle men’s club. Smoking in the bar. Stereotype create gentlemen.  

Burglary at a stately home, inside job

Mid shot of two men to show their location being a gentleman’s club

Over the shoulder mid-shot 

Freeze before wipe transition 

Sound: diegetic dialogue and parallel sound when arms are moving fabric rubbing  

Testing guys response to unethical circumstances.

Long shot of the men to show that the hustle is going to plan as they are building trust 

Upbeat music.

Scene 3, ring lost 

Over the top panic, light-hearted fast pace music. Breaks the fourth wall this brings the audience in on the scam. Smooth talker new money bit of a geezer the guy, trying to play on levels. It’s in my hand what you going to do about it camera over the shoulder shot is used to assert dominance. 

Scene 4, man gets hustled, ring found 

The fourth wall, broken again. 

Scene  4, well done achieves $1,500  

Brown-haired woman is the blonde from the beginning  

13/11/2020

Hollywood                                                            Independent film

-pre-sold elements                                                      -less funding

-integration                                                                 -find distribution deals 

-genre(generic safe)                                                   -freedom

-converging onto different platforms                           -different release models

(selling same product on different ways                      -talent 

E.g netflix,amazon prime)                                            -specifically targeted audiences

-marketing budgets                                                      -niche audience 

-high concept films:A list                                              -strong narrative/script 

Stars,huge budgets,CGI, stunt sequences,

special effects

23/11/2020

How far does media ownership affect consumption in the media area you have studied? 

                            Ownership question, said ownership on the question.

AT&T 

Warner Brothers pictures                    Belstone productions 

Warner Brothers Pictures are a major, Hollywood film production and distribution company.

Consumptions: marketing , distribution,exhibition,exchange. Could have the potential to talk about production. 

Tentpole movie: Tentpole movie is a product whose investment is intended to bring returns/profits that will support/cover any losses that financial year.

Means every year 2-3 films that are heavily invested in ,holds up the business. 

Tentpole is there to ensure the company and pay for smaller films that may not do as well. 

24/11/2020

How far does media ownership affect consumption in the media area you have studied? 

• If it is a big or small company ( a company owned by more companies) 

• If it is well known or not e.g. Warner Brothers and Belstone 

• Vertical and horizontal intergration

• World wide spread dependent on contacts 

• More material capital in bigger companies 

• Less distribution with less material capital 

• More online steaming acces with bigger companies as they can afford it 

• Companies like belstone pictures are more likely to sell on dvd to a more niche audience 

The overall answer will be the conclusion: heavily influences 

The film industry is dominated by the Hollywood film studios whose global products reach mass audiences and make huge profits. Companies such as Disney. Warner Bros Pictures and Sony release generic, franchise movies target a mass audience,often cashing in on the pre-sold elements of existing texts and characters. However, this is only a segment of film industry output and as there are many small, independent film companies also fighting for a place in the market. 

30/11/2020

Saul and Elain Bass 

Style is substance 

Do less for more 

3/12/2020

Developing ideas 

8/12/2020

• Piracy 

• Piracy is the biggest threat to the U.S. motion picture industry.

• In 2004, the MPA commissioned a study to provide an accurate and detailed assessment of the film industry’s worldwide losses to piracy and the demographic profile of those engaging in piracy.

• The major U.S motion picture studios lost $6.1 billion in 2005 to piracy worldwide.

• 80 percent of those losses resulted from piracy overseas, 20 percent from piracy in the U.S. 

• 62 percent of the $6.1 billion loss result from piracy of hard goods such as DVDs, 38 percent from internet piracy.

• Piracy rates* are highest in China (90 percent), Russia (79 percent) and Thailand (79 percent).

• The worldwide motion picture industry, including foreign and domestic producers, distributors, theaters, video stores and pay-per-view operators, lost $18.2 billion in 2005 as a result of piracy. 

• The typical pirate is age 16-24 and male. 44 percent of MPA company losses in the U.S. are attributable to college students.

• $3.8 billion was lost to hard goods piracy, defined as obtaining movies by either purchasing or acquiring an illegally produced VHS/DVD/VCD through a commercial source, or making illegal copies for oneself or receiving from a personal source (friend or family) an illegal copy of a legitimate VHS/DVD/VCD.

• $2.3 billion was lost to internet piracy, defined as obtaining movies by either downloading them from the Internet without paying or acquiring hard copies of illegally downloaded movies from friends or family.

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• China and Russia have the highest piracy rates of all countries surveyed – 90 percent and 79 percent, respectively

•  Mexico and the UK are free markets resulting in higher revenue for the U.S. motion picture industry. 

• 230,000 lost jobs 

• 126.7 billion illegal online viewings of US-produced TV every year. 

• 26.6 billion illegal online viewings of the us produced films. 

• 42% of software downloaded illegally 

• Costs film+ TV industry an estimated 29billion$ a year 

• piracy stats, 43% of pirates in the UK are women  (estimated 43% loss to piracy in UK Wonderwoman 

• Superhero movies the most pirated in 2019 

• Uk estimated over 1 billion pounds lost in revenues 

• https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/threatlevel/files/MPAstudy.pdf

 

Imax 

• 1,500 screens in the world in other 80 countries 

• Bigger camera, bigger film= more pixels per frame, incredible depth of picture on a screen 

The most important money-making time of a film is the box office opening. 

Encourage as many people on that day. More money on those tickets.  Boosting opening office figures. 

9/12/2020

media production, film industry technology.

Question 2

.written exam: you answer one question from a choice of two,about the film industry.

.IN section B, we investigate the intuitions and audiences of Hollywood and the British industry.students developer case studies

question: evaluate the role of digital technology, in the marketing and consumption of products in the media area you have studied.

ownership

. who owns what? who has the intellectual right to a product? who finances a product? who has ownership of all stages of production- from a concept all the way through to being a fully realized product. In terms of film production .who controls these areas.

issues and arguments

The big 6

warner bros - AT&T

Walt Disney Studios- The Walt Disney Company

20th-century fox - The Walt Disney Company

Paramount pictures- Viacom

UNiversal Picture- NBC Universal/ Comcast

Columbia Pictures - Sony

. a major film studio is a production and distribution

These six studios are subsidiaries of major media conglomerates. These studios hotel an oligopoly on the market share of film production in North America and also importantly, the world. they have global reach and produce films on a mass scale for a mass audience around the world. This means they have the money to reach global territories.

The conglomerates listed above have cross-media ownership, meaning that they own other .media outlets. As well as owning film production studios, they also own tv production, radio production, magazines production, gaming, etc. the scale of these conglomerates is huge.

horizontal integration.

. A these conglomerates are dominating the market in terms of Media output, meaning that there is less choice of where our films/products comes from, and also, it makes it harder for smaller independent companies to breakthrough. 

. and B this means they generate a lot of income, which they can use to finance future projects and also give them financial stability and power. 

10/12/2020

essay plan

technologies ,marketing ,consumption

inside :

wonderwoman warnerbros and tank432 belstone pictures

1. Introduction paraphrase the question

2. Intro Wonder woman warner bros

3. marketing Warner bros wonder woman exaMPLES

ideas to do with digital technologies 

-facebook and snapchat filters 

-nascar interviews 

-instagram 

gal gadots 

- youtube -trailers

behind the scenes etc

-poarticipatory culture

(staring, liking, etc)

4. consumption, cinema, Imax, 3D, 2D

-steaming services

-piracy

5. Intro belstone pictures and tank432

6. marketing for belstone

-trailers on youtube

-online reviews

7. consumptions

-streaming amazon prime

-streaming Netflix making a deal with Netflix

-youtube

conclusion relates specifically to question

changed the whole way films are marketed and consumed

how the audience interacts, reached, and targeted e

feedback every time it is shown, encrypted copy being watch viewed investigate by an undercover worker of warner bros

11/12/2020

Disney is now the biggest and one of the first to go straight into streaming

daybue HBO max warner bros have announced all will be on streaming serveses due to covid very bad news for theatres.

covid has hit the film industry hard

of they release on streaming serves without going on big screen hugely damaging.

push up the subscription to HBO max

share figures rose

most likely will buy out Netflix

realizing film sin ordered phases called windows traditionally 3 months. cinemas had 90 days to make as much as they could out of one product.

Irish man 70-year-old not able to do the kick but did it anyway

26/3/2020

distribution

step 1: what topic or topics?

step 2: what area or areas of filmmaking?

step 3: plan!

As we only have 45 minutes to write this response you should take a few of these to make a short plan.

Question 2

Audience, ownership, technology

and be based around anywhere from 1,2,3 or again all 4 areas of film making:

• Production
• Marketing
• Distribution
• Exhibition

Distribution

this is probably the area of filmmaking that confuses everyone.

Really simply it's just organizing the film, spreading it nationally and worldwide.

It is the process of making a film available for an audience to watch!

KEY TERMINOLOGY 

 

vertical and horizontal intergration= 

Warner Brothers are vertically integrated meaning that they both made and distributed their films. 

Pros:

This means they don't have to share any profits, all the money they make goes back to Warner.

They can control and easily organic their film for large-scale international release.

Cons: 

If the film is a flop they take the full weight of this. 

you do more standing up than laying down 

you do everything in the distribution(vertical) whereas you do less when other members are involved.(horizontal) 

Belstone pictures are horizontally integrated meaning that they only fo one aspect, in this case, they only make the films. Therefore they have to work in synergy ( with multiple people and groups) with other companies. 

Pros: 

they share the success but also the failure of the film. Therefore if the film flops they are protected and in some cases still make money. helps to protect a slowly growing film company that doesn't have big pockets or other companies to draw from 

Cons: 

They have to share the profits, so grow slowly. They have less control, have to make a product other companies will buy.  

Belstone worked in synergy with these companies for the release of their film.This is why Finn Bruce choseto make a horror film as their first feature release as he knew it would have a wider international appeal.they even changed the name of the film from 'belly of the bulldog' to 'Tank 432' as suggested by their distribution partners for a wider appeal. 

companies: 

IFC Midnight 2016, USA theatrical 

Dystrybuja Mowi Serwis 2016 Poland all media 

Fox Networks Group 2016 hong kong DVD 

Front Row Filmed Enterainment 2016 United Arab Emirates all media  middle East,North Africa and Iran 

GAGA 2017 Japan DVD

Kaleidoscope 2016 UK all media 

NonSTop Entertainment 2016 SWeden all media

Technology 

A big factor of both the proliferation of hardware and technological convergence is that studios know how to access international markets easier and have a wider rang of platforms to release their films on. 

World wide audiences can increase a film profit greatly and on average 5x their national gross,

Films are now released (current pandemic aside)

cinemas - digital rental -DVD blu-Ray and DIgital streaming -television network

Negative impact of digital distribution 

while this sounds great there are negative sides to digital distribution 

1. Not in control of online marketing ( negative reviews wtc.) 

2. Prosumer content online (people that sue to footage to make parodies or bad review content) 

3. And the big one Piracy!

Fact: Wonder WOman was teh most pirate film of 2017 estimated to have over $1 Billion dollars.

Digital distribution can also fight 

while there are of course negative impacts of digital distribution, a lot of these have always existed and though technology has increased them, technology can also be used to fight them. 

1. Technology means its easier fo rstudios to release their films within the same month world wide.Helping to fight piracy by making the film available at the same time to countries that cant access HBO Max.

2. A lot of film are now made to have a 'cinema experience' e.g Big action,grande scale, CGI. so that they not only have further international appeal, but people want to see them at the cinema.

3. The range of platforms are used and utilised.More opportunity to make money from different methods of distribution and technology so people can view a film online.

Fact: Wonder Woman on DVD and Blu-Ray came with a digital code si that audiences could watch the disk and a digital version of the film on any device.

Distribution and technology 

while digital distribution  helps big studios like Warner Brothers release their films world wide,it also helps smaller studios a great deal as well. 

Belstone arguably only exists because of digital distribution. It's cheaper and easier form them to not only make a film but also release the film to an international audiences,skipping cinemas (which are very expensive,competitive and have big risks) and going straight for digital releases and streaming.

Platforms

cinema (main source of income and quicker return for studio)

Physical:

DVD, Blu-Ray,4k Blu-Ray,limited editions such as steelbook Blu-Rays and special cover artwork.

Online:

PlayStation network (PSN), Xbox, YouTube, Google Play,Itunes, Prime video, Sky Movies,Virgin Movies.

Streaming:

Netflix,Prime Video, DIsney Plus ,HBO Max(USA and Canada),Hulu (USA and Canada) , Hulu (USA and Canada).

2/ 3 / 2021

Film Industry- Marketing 

case study - Belstone 'Tank 432' and Warner Brothers 'Wonder Woman'