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Did you know? On January 27, 1924, the film industry was abuzz with discussions about the potential impact of radio on cinema. An article from that day highlighted the industry’s concerns that the burgeoning “radio craze” might lure audiences away from movie theaters. This apprehension foreshadowed future challenges, such as the rise of television in the 1950s. Interestingly, rather than viewing radio solely as a competitor, some studios began to see its potential for collaboration. By 1925, Warner Brothers had acquired a Los Angeles radio station, KFWB, marking the first instance of a Hollywood studio owning a radio station. This move not only provided a platform to promote their films but also paved the way for innovations like synchronized sound in movies. This period underscored the industry’s adaptability and foresight in integrating emerging technologies to enhance cinematic experiences. #CinemaHistory #FilmIndustry #RadioAndFilm #WarnerBrothers #InnovationInFilm

As the Marché du Film wraps up this year, it’s interesting how filmmakers and entertainment professionals keep up on new industry trends, sharing insights and discussing how filmmaking and their vision can make a profound impact on our world.

With Cannes on every film lovers' mind, be sure to check out the VAB's report on cinema and ATTENTION: "This early excitement from across the pond is just the beginning of a moviegoer’s journey to the theater. In our latest Insights piece, you'll see why the hype for a movie starts long before its release and how momentum swells over time. For advertisers, this means a golden opportunity: by the time audiences are finally watching these movies on the big screen, you have their full attention." https://lnkd.in/giqbYtcy

Did you know that there are 10 acts of attention on the moviegoer's journey? Each of these acts build upon eachother, creating a receptive audience with high levels of attention that culminate in business outcomes for brands that advertise in cinema. Click below, dim the lights and settle into the cinema mindset to learn more! #CinemaAdvertising #VAB

A Must See Episode to understand the core fundamentals of Film Making. It was amazing to have a delightful conversation with M S Raaja Rajeshwaran ! M S Raaja is one of the finest and young filmmakers in India. Mark Turner Privill Rodriguess Abilash Balan #TamilFilms #IndianRegionalOTT #Filmmaking #Filmmaker #IndianFilm

The level of censorship is disgraceful.

Contemplating a vertical format for my next film because studies show that vertical format get more views. My goal is to reach the largest audience possible with this film but Im curious if this will kill the festival circuit. How was the experience of viewing or creating one? Share your insights! #VerticalVideo #FilmmakingInnovation #AudienceEngagement 🎥 #VerticalVideo #FilmmakingInnovation #AudienceEngagement"

Extraordinary! Based on true story. Can you explain medically??

More outstanding work from the Georgia Screen Entertainment Coalition and the Georgia Film Office! 🎥Two years as number one state in the country for film and television production 🎥273 productions in FY24 🎥$2.6 in economic spend across Georgia GSEC Executive Director Kelsey Moore said: "The film industry continues to send a clear sign that Georgia is an important destination for film and television production, reliably turning to our robust infrastructure, top-quality crew and state’s stable tax incentive and, in turn, creating opportunities for Georgians around the state. "We’re seeing direct spending by the film industry reflect the industry’s adjustment to new norms. Industry strikes halted work in Georgia and everywhere else last year, yet productions still sent $2.6 billion flowing into Georgia’s economy. That fueled thousands of jobs and significant economic impact on businesses and communities across the state. "Like any industry, film contends with market realities. The fact that 273 productions came to Georgia in FY2024 — when the industry was shut down for nearly six months — is a strong indicator that film production continues to be a significant economic success story for the state. "Georgia’s turnkey operation for productions is the envy of other markets around the country — and the world. In just 15 years, Georgia has cemented its reputation as a globally recognized production hub, competing handily with traditional production hubs in Los Angeles and New York and beyond."

🎬 Hollywood’s Spectacular Decline: A Tale of Hubris and Mediocrity 🎬 Hollywood was once the unrivalled Olympus of global entertainment, where cinematic legends ruled the silver screen. But today, the industry stands as a monument to mediocrity, plagued by political pandering and a disconnect from its audience. Blockbusters have become bloated failures, escapism sacrificed for hollow ideology, and creativity overshadowed by corporate greed. As box office numbers dwindle and desperation takes hold, the question looms: Can Hollywood reclaim its former glory, or is it destined to fade into cultural irrelevance? Read on to explore the decline of an empire. 🎥👇 https://lnkd.in/e5XEExKE