Peter Dekom outlines different ways to reduce costs in movie making. Which idea strikes you as the most practical and why?
A movie costs sixty million dollars to make, and the studio spends thirty million dollars on prints and ads, and the star gets 20 per cent of gross at “dollar one”:
When will the movie “break-even?” and earn back all its costs. (Pick one answer below.)
The fist “delivery” of an American movie to the public is theaters throughout North America. Name three other possible deliveries — sources of revenue — to the viewing public.
In the spring of 1998, which movie studio appears most stable? Why? Which studio appears least stable, and why?
Bonus Question: What three things can happen to a screenplay developed at a major studio like Universal?
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