Productions

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FILM NOIR-Stylish Hollywood

Film noir is associated with a low-key, black-and-white visual style that has roots in German Expressionist cinematography. Many of the prototypical stories and much of the attitude of classic noir derive from the hardboiled school of crime fiction that emerged in the United States during the Great Depression. <a href=”https://worldfilmfederation.com/wff-blog/”> Back to Post Home </a> <h2>FILM NOIR -DEFINATION</h2> The term <i>film noir</i>, French for ‘black

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Theatrical Markets & How They Work (P-1)

The revenue generated by a movie’s release in the theatrical market is known as the ‘box office gross’: the total amount of money spent by audiences buying tickets to see the movie. <a href=”https://worldfilmfederation.com/wff-blog/”> Back to Post Home </a> The revenue generated by a movie’s release in the theatrical market is known as the ‘box

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Details that are often overlooked on smaller-scale films.

It’s easier than ever to make a low-budget film with high production value, yet so many filmmakers still create films that look unpolished. <a href=”https://worldfilmfederation.com/wff-blog/”> Back to Post Home </a>    More often than not, poor production value on independent films is a result of putting emphasis and effort in the wrong places, not as

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