Current changes

 

I've amde a lot of changes to my magazine. I have added a bar code and taken out and replaced some of the band names with cleaner and sharper band names. I have also moved the position of the anchoring text to the middle of the page to make it more uniform. I have also made the text smaller and moved it to the side to have connotations of other magainzines.

FACTS FOR MY FILM INDUSTRY EXAM

Which i have to remember for tomorrow LOL

UK films’ share of the global box office 11%
UK box office grosses £1.1 billion
there were 165.5 million admisons
698 films were released for a week or more in the UK and Republic of Ireland.

The box office share of UK independent films was 7%.

The box office revenue generated from 3D film screenings was £207 million. This was 18% of the total box office (the same as in 2012).

Fourteen films earned more than £20 million at the UK box office in 2013.

Ten of the top 20 films are UK/USA collaborations.

Sequels and franchise films make up 16 of the all time top 20 chart.

Six of the top performing films by genre were UK films, including the top biopic, top horror and top sci-fi releases. The top earning music/dance title, and the highest grossing UK film of the year, was Les Misérables.

Comedy was the favourite genre for UK independent films, taking 28% of this category’s total box office from 20% of releases.

Animation, the highest earning genre of 2013, accounted for only 5% of releases but took 21% of the total box office. The top earning animation was Despicable Me 2.

Independent UK films accounted for 1.6% of the global theatrical market, at a value of just over $649 million.

The global theatrical market was worth almost $36 billion in 2013; UK films earned $4.1 billion (11.4%), down from $5.3 billion (15%) in 2012.

The top 10 distributors had a 96% share of the market in 2013, slightly higher than in 2012.

The market share for distributors outside the top 10, at 4%, was the lowest since 2005

Opening weekends represented 28% of the total box office.

Apple was the highest earning VoD provider in the UK, but YouTube is the most used provider to access feature film on VoD, with over 39% of online film viewers, followed by LOVEFiLM, with 25% of viewers and Netflix with 24%.

Subscription services accounted for the majority of online film revenues, overtaking digital retail for the first time.

There were 6,941 unique film titles on television in 2013, including 1,800 on terrestrial channels, 1,324 on pay TV film channels and 3,817 on other digital channels.

There were over 57,000 film transmissions on multi-channel television, of which over 41,000 were on pay TV film channels