How Planned Production Activities Aid Movie Direction

All planned production activities aid Directors, the directors can then focus more on the set, at the very moment when the first cut takes place, allowing them to extract meaning from every take they weigh against the demands of the script. The result is a work of art that must engage audiences from the very onset until the last scene. For more on how planned production activities to aid movie, direction refer our blog - https://www.spcinecorp.com/planned-production-activities-aid-movie-direction/

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The Blurring Lines Between Commercial And Art Cinema

As the Indian theatres are entering into a new world the existing difference between commercial and art cinema seems to be blurring out. Movies with big stars and movies with newbies are all the same depending upon the content of the movie and how the audience responds to it. For more information visit: https://www.spcinecorp.com/the-blurring-lines-between-commercial-and-art-cinema/

How filmmaking has evolved over the past 2 or 3 decades?

There is a sea change in the manner in which filmmaking as evolved over the last few decades. Similarly from rickety single-screen cinema halls to plush multiplex theatres has been as a rapid as a blink of an eye. Here is our take on how filmmaking has evolved: : https://www.spcinecorp.com/how-filmmaking-has-evolved-over-the-past-2-or-3-decades/ Explore our Filmography here : https://www.spcinecorp.com/filmographic-endeavour/

How Can One Calculate ROI When Investing In Movies?

Simply put, the formula for calculating RoI is to divide the film’s box office earnings by the production budget and multiplying the result by 100. The resulting number is expressed as a percentage. So, a film that made a 200% RoI made 2 times its production budget. Sounds simple, right? N o. Are you thinking of investing in the interesting world of movies? ROI is an important factor! Here are a few tips to calculate the ROI when investing in movies: https://www.spcinecorp.com/calculating-roi-when-investing-in-movies/

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