FIST 240 midterm

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distribution in Film industry

- most crucial role in terms of control of the industry and securing most profits - manages what makes it on air and the scheduling of programming to produce the best output

What are Disney's business segments?

1. Media networks 2. Resorts and parks 3. Interactivity 4. Consumer products 5. Entertainment studios

Syndication

1. cable channels that run 24/7 use syndicators to fill up the full 24 hour schedule of the channel. 2. Are usually reruns, shows that already have been aired

Bug five major studios back then

20th Centry Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Paramount, Radio-Kieth-Orpheum & Warner Brithers

the CW

CBS & Warner shut down their cable channels, UPN and the WB they formed the CW broadcast network as a 50% - 50% joint venture available in Canada and Mexico through CBS DC IP: Smallville, Arrow, Riverdale, Black Lightning, Dynasty

Big five studios now

Columbia, Paramount, Universal, Walt Disney, Warner Bros.

vMVPD- (virtual multichannel video programming distributor aka steaming TV services)

Dish Networks Sling TV, Hulu Live TV, PlayStation Vue, Direct TV Now - cables answer to cord-cutting

Disney's three part plan

Innovate content by expanding of news and sport networks, internationalization & produce new technology

mini-major film producers/distributors

MGM, Lionsgate, Amblin, STX, CBS films

Largest over-the-air broadcast stations in US: BIG three

NBC, CBS, ABC

largest over-the-air broadcast stations in US: Present

NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox, the CW, PBS, Univision, MyNetworksTV

SVOD (Subscription Video on Demand)

Netflix, Amazon Prime, Crave

Distributors of Tv industry

Networks, syndicators & cable channels

Marvel cinematic universe during the middle 2000's

New execs convinced the board to stop licensing characters to other production companies and make the films them self- hence the first film Ironman

AVOD- ad supported

YouTube, the Roku Channel, Porcornflix

local stations

affiliate with networks and purchase syndicated programming to appeal to their audiences

cable channels

brand themselves to earn subscriptions from cable systems

multi-system cable operators

companies that own a large number of cable systems, each with an exclusive franchise contract with the regions municipalities

Producers maximize...

creative output for the goals of distributors and imagined audiences

IPTV (IP television)

delivers video content over private internet l network, accessible thru set-too boxes (Verizon FiOS, AT&T Uverse)

TVOD- transactional, per title cost

iTunes, Google Play, Youtube

Transmission (to home)

local stations- afliates local stations- indie cable systems/ DBs satellite

what time of day are syndicators used mainly?

mostly night time because those are the time slots reserved for advertisers for informercials and "unpopular" content

production side of TV industry

networks, film studios, independent production comp. cable channels local stations, Ad agencies

Disney+

offers back catalogue of movies/tv, on demand shows on Hulu, and live ESPN channels

Horizontal Integration

ownership across industries (Tv, radio, film, music, publishing), allows for synergy ie: mergers: time & Warner; AT&T and Warner media

Vertical integration

ownership of production, distributions & transmission

OTT (over the top)

streaming video over publicly accessible internet, via any devices( phone, tablets, smart TVs) (Netflix,Hulu, Crave)

cable systems

structure tier and packages to maximize subscription revenue

MVPD- multichannel video programming distributor-

technical term for traditional cable and broadcast tv operators (AT&T, Comcast, Direct TV)

Networks maximize...

their schedule to maximize viewership


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