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  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/

  We are aware of what covid-19 did to the entire world and the theatres. While everything is getting back to normalcy slowly, theatres are still closed. There’s not an iota of doubt that people will return to theatres. After all, we as audiences, have been wired to relish cinema in a dark auditorium that brightens up our moments. For more information visit: https://www.spcinecorp.com/films-are-ready-but-theatres-arent/

What India needs perhaps is a hybrid distribution model such as the pay-per-view plus theatrical release. At the average single ticket price for a multiplex, a pay-per-view allows families to watch premieres at home. This guarantees assured fees for producers that are paid by the platform upfront. However, the striking question is: Will the Indian audience embrace the pay-per-view model? For more information visit: https://www.spcinecorp.com/will-the-indian-audience-embrace-the-pay-per-view-model/  

Virtual production or v-prod is a new technology that promises to change the way we conceive and create films. It uses digital technology to help filmmakers with pre-production.In the current context, virtual production seems to have many advantages that can help both filmmakers and the audience. Let's explore: https://www.spcinecorp.com/virtual-production-and-the-future-of-filmmaking/  

  Recently, the central government announced its decision to abolish the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT). This abolition has raised much discussion and debate over its impact on the industry. Let’s look at the pros and cons of FCAT and how this will affect the industry: https://www.spcinecorp.com/how-will-filmmakers-be-impacted-with-fcat-being-abolished/

Filmmakers would create a film in one regional language and dub it in multiple languages including Hindi, or remake it in a regional language, a couple of years down the line. But now the megastars of regional cinema, particularly the South are scaling up their production cost and shooting in several languages parallelly, often with multiple co-stars. Let's take a closer look at how regional cinema eyes the big prize with parallel multi-lingual releases: https://www.spcinecorp.com/regional-cinema-eyes-the-big-prize-with-parallel-multi-lingual-releases/  

Cinema is one of the most powerful vehicles for culture, education, propaganda, and lifestyle. The visual stimulation, sound effects, and storytelling combined can evoke a range of emotions that we may otherwise never experience in a span of three hours. Let's analyze the influence and importance of cinema on lifestyle: https://www.spcinecorp.com/influence-and-importance-of-cinema-on-lifestyle/  

  One of the biggest competition that the cinema business faces right now is the number of people subscribing to streaming services. It makes OTT a convenient platform for releasing new content to audiences. This is our take on the Pros and Cons of releasing new movies on streaming platforms - https://www.spcinecorp.com/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-releasing-new-movies-on-streaming-platforms/  

  There is no denying that the Indian film industry which is backed by the largest cinema hubs in the world and has passionate cinema-goers is a multi-billion-rupee industry - but it had no mention in the budget of 2021, this is our take on the budget 2021 which ignores the $.2.8 Billion Film Industry: https://www.spcinecorp.com/budget-2021-ignores-the-film-industry/  

  Have you ever seen a short film? The answer is most likely no. While the majority of the world’s cinema-going public has perhaps never seen a short film, there is a growing audience for those who enjoy shorts. Short films are a medium for filmmakers to showcase their talents and their projects and are a necessity to keeping the entire film industry healthy. This is our take on the importance of short films in Indian cinema and globally: https://www.spcinecorp.com/the-importance-of-short-films-in-indian-cinema-and-globally/

The media and entertainment industry is often considered a sunrise sector for the economy and has always contributed significantly. In 2019, the M&E industry outperformed expectations and was among the fastest growing sectors with a growth rate of 13%. As India continues to make the most number of films worldwide each year, it is surprising that the country has failed to get Government recognition at a desirable level.   Is it time for the government to step in and support the Indian Film Industry? We think it’s time - here is our take on why and how the government can help - https://www.spcinecorp.com/it-is-time-for-the-movie-business-to-get-government-support/

  Our Indian film industry has the right mix of talent, technology, and innovation and has the ability to attract global investment and funding making it a soft power. But we need government assistance and policies to grow - here's our take on the soft power of the Indian film industry - https://www.spcinecorp.com/the-soft-power-of-the-indian-film-industry

  Investing in films is gradually emerging as a sound investment vehicle for investors. And right now is one of the most opportune times to do so. The advantages of investing in cinema range far beyond box office sales. With DVD/Blu-Ray sales, TV rights or OTT rights, merchandising you can continue to profit from films over your lifetime. Let's explore the possibilities: https://www.spcinecorp.com/why-invest-in-cinema-now/  

  In the past two decades, production houses have changed the way films are created, marketed, and distributed globally. The corporatization of film production companies also led to much technological innovation. Modern production houses like SP Cinecorp have adopted the latest technology to improve the cinematic and aesthetic appeal of films leading to better production values. Visit: https://www.spcinecorp.com/inside-a-film-production-house/

SP Cinecorp continues to scale new heights with each release whether it is The Tashkent Files or the upcoming project Vickida no Varghodo. As a film production company, SP Cinecorp lives up to its ideal of bringing unique and enigmatic stories to audiences locally, nationally and internationally. For more information visit:  https://www.spcinecorp.com/film-production-companies-in-india/  

One of the most awaited red carpet events of the year – the Venice film festival is even more special this year as one of the first events of its kind after the massive shutdown and lockdowns the world over closed the curtains on cinema halls. Regardless of the pandemic, the shutdown and the speculations, the Venice film festival 2020 is launched with an impressive lineup of films. While we can’t go to Venice just as yet, we can sure catch some of the top films showcased at the film festival from the comfort of our homes. Here’s to the cinema! https://www.spcinecorp.com/top-films-at-the-venice-film-festival-2020/

  Indian films are edging closer to global production values - the sheer range and depth of films that have been made across Hindi and regional cinemas are noteworthy. Here is our take on the topic: https://www.spcinecorp.com/indian-films-closer-to-global-production-values/  

The demand for content continues to spike as people find more time on their hands owing to limited social interactions and saved commute time. Here are some of the emerging trends in the film industry to look forward to! https://www.spcinecorp.com/emerging-trends-in-the-film-industry/

There is no dearth of investment options for those who have money. The majority of popular choices include real estate, stocks, gold, businesses and anything that has a direct correlation to the market of the economy. Yet, one investment option that escapes the attention of many savvy investors is the business of movies. https://www.spcinecorp.com/investment-in-films-is-never-a-dead-investment/  

We might be permitted to start film shoots but with a lot of makeshift measures. This could impact the production quality which is vital, rather we could wrap up those tasks that don’t require physical contact.  Here's our take on why rushing to resume filmmaking is foolhardy -  https://www.spcinecorp.com/rush-to-resume-filmmaking-is-foolhardy/