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Filmmaking

Filmmaking is art of taking a storyline, and developing it into a full cinematic feature.

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Is film-making secondary or tertiary industry?

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Filmmaking is a primary industry.

What is the story of Premchand 'The Chess Players'?

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"The Chess Players" ("Shatranj ke khiladi") is a short story by Munshi Premchand and details the obsession two members of the aritocracy playing the game of chess while neglecting responsibilities to society and family .

There's an eponymous 1977 film by Satyajit Ray which is well-regarded by those within the international film community .

What are the properties of film making?

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Properties implies physical entities subject to ownership.

In the context of filmmaking, then, the notion of properties can include -- but not be limited to -- the copyrights involved in the story or script, with branding opportunities contained therein, the music involved, the sets and locations, costumes, and so forth, and summarily in the film end-product itself.

You can review the credits for any film and see the copyrights acknowledged, including those for equipment and technologies used in making the film.

When was A Film for XX created?

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A Film for XX was created in 1999.

What are some specialized jobs needed to make a movie?

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You can watch the credit list at the end of any movie to learn more about the specialized jobs required to 'make' a movie.

Depending on the film, the skills include a wide range including specialized construction workers, lighting and sound engineers, equipment operators of all types, actors of all levels, pre-production staff, post-production staff, PR, marketing and distribution personnel and more.

What is santacruzan festival?

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Santa Cruzan or Flores de Mayo ( Flowers of May) is held annually in the month of May.

What is the longest movie in history?

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The longest movie shown in a theater is Cure for Insomnia (1987) which is about 87 hours (!) long. It consists of the writer reading a REALLY long poem.

Film analysis presupposes that every artistically successful film must what?

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Have one or all of the following four attributes: a sympathetic lead, an abnormal vision, good balance of good and evil, and an overall purpose.

What is the format for film credits?

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The people who develop credits for films are given the names and titles of contributors, plus the contractual obligations for position and relative type size that some contributors have negotiated in their project contracts.

The format, per se, is not a standard, and the credits people craft examples of credits that the director and perhaps producer review and approve before the final credits are crafted.

How do film makers use computers for making film?

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Computers are used in a wide variety of things in the movie making business. For animated movies, they do most of they work. They are used to create graphic images and animate them to move on the screen. In movies using real people, they may add some background changes. For instance: they can edit a piece of sky to make it look like it's raining. Computers can also add special effects, like louder noises, explosions, making things disappear, and much much more

Which is better film-making or digital film-making?

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Well, they both have their ups and downs. In this day and age, digital is the way to go. There are no tapes to worry about, no rewinding, no skipping etc. People still do use film just because this is what they are comfortable with. But digital if faster and easier to use. (most people choose digital over film these days.) But it up to you really. Filmmaking is the original way of doing things but digital is the newer advanced way of doing things.

What special effects did they use in the film titanic to create the ship and shipwreck?

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In the movie Titanic one of the special effects used often was motion capture. When the film shows people on the boat falling off when the boat is sinking the real people were shot in a motion capture environment and then digitally placed in the scene. They also used small models to show the boat from far away.

Do filmmaker have an obligation to be socially responsible for what they present on the screen?

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Of course. Especially if the filmmaker is a director, this person together with the producers, is responsible for the entirety of the project.

If the filmmaker is an actor or a behind-the-lens worker, s/he may have a defense against claims made against the film.

What is an editor's role in a film?

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To proofread

Where are films made in?

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Bollywood Movies are made at the original location which are decided by the directors and producers. If these location are out of reach, then Studios are made in which those type of sets can be prepared and with the help of these sets, movies are designed..These sets look quite original..

These sets can be seen by going on a bollywood tour which makes you visit these studios where movies has been shot..To know more abt it juz visit bollywoodtourism website which will gives entire details abt the tour..

What are the films with the word hand in it?

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hold my hand by Micheal Jackson

What is Tomatina festival?

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The La Tomatina festival in the town of Bunol. People throw tomatoes at each other and have a giant tomato fight. At La Tomatina the tomatoes are thrown just for fun.

How much water used in titanic flim?

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Most of the movie is computer animated, but water was used in the movie. It definitely wasn't as cold as it seems.

How long does it take to make a 1-minute Claymation?

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A friend and I made one about 4 minutes long, and it took us probably 6 hours. It could take a little longer or shorter, depending on how good of a job you do.

Who is the most successful director of all time?

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Depends on if you mean money - wise or award - wise.

How much money is spent on film making each year?

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With 'blockbuster' films budgeted at several hundred million each and many exceeding these budgets, it may be safe to say that hundreds of millions in US dollars are invested in films annually, all of which expect a rate of return. A low-budget film is usually one to five million.

Movies are also made in every country on Earth, so their investments are in addition to what is invested in USA.

What is a short segment called in a movie?

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A short segment can be called a montage or a scene, depending on what takes place during the short segment.

The movie Titanic What was Rose wearing when she attempted to jump off the ship?

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The dress was red with black beading. View a picture of it here: http://www.yourprops.com/norm-4839bb897497c-Titanic+(1997).jpeg For more images, Google "Titanic jump dress" or "Rose's jump dress."