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Many major companies in the film and television industry own smaller but known ones. Examples of this are Comcast own E!, NBC and Universal Pictures. 21 st Century Fox own 20 th Century Fox, fox news and Fox Sports. Viacom own big names such as MTV, Nickelodeon, BET, Comedy Central, Paramount Pictures.
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All TV channels all need funding but they all go about various ways. Financial Aid – they receive money from the government to help them start up. Private companies get funding from owners and investors. BBC get the funding from the TV license fee everyone in the UK has to pay. Easy Money for them. Especially when they charge £145.50 or 49 (black and white) to over 64 million people. They get between £9312000000 and £3136000000 so round about £6176000000 = 6 billion 176 thousand. TV companies such as sky and virgin media get money from their subscriptions that customers pay to get a large range of channels plus an internet service also. It’s constant and mostly guaranteed because the customers pay monthly. Netflix is online based movie company that charges £5.99 for a monthly subscription for a wide range of movies that have come out in the past year PPV = Pay per view television such as Sky Box Office is when you pay a fee one time to watch something such as a live boxing match.
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Sponsorship – A company pays the company and the television company money in order to have their products featured in the running up to a show and after. Product placement – companies pay money to have their products featured in the actual show. Advertisement- Its similar to sponsorship. A company feature their product to be advertised at a certain time. Depending on the time slot, will decide the cost of having the advert shown.
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This is how a film get shown around in cinema all around, they decide who gets to screen the film. Basically after a film has been created, the film studio that created it has several meetings with distributors. They then decide how many copies to make and sell to the cinemas. They come up with prices to sell the tickets for and how long they show the film for. The cinemas are sent a copy a couple of days before. It gets shown and customers buy tickets. After the film the cinema sends back the copy and pays the price for the loan.
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