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Artikelnummer: U2432058
EAN: 9783791025940

Nach der Musikindustrie steht nun auch die Filmindustrie durch Digitalisierung und Demokratisierung vor einem drastischen Wandel. Wer von der technischen Revolution am meisten profitiert, wer am wenigsten, welche Geschäftsmodelle sich etablieren werden und wie der Konsument erreicht werden kann, wird in der Studie von Hannes Kreuzer ebenso beantwortet, wie die konkreten Chancen und Risiken für Produzenten, Konsumenten und Filmindustrie.
Die Studie räumt mit vorschnellen Feststellungen auf: z.B. dem großen Mythos, die Digitalisierung sei ein Erfolgsgarant für Independent Produktionen. Hannes Kreuzer stoppt die blinde Euphorie und weist auf zahlreiche Gefahrenquellen hin, inklusive möglicher Lösungsansätze.
Der erste Teil zeigt den herkömmlichen Herstellungs- und Vertriebsprozess: Wie werden Filme finanziert, produziert und anschließend vertrieben? Der Schwerpunkt liegt auf dem europäischen Modell der Filmherstellung, auch im Vergleich mit dem amerikanischen System.
Der zweite Teil erklärt die Grundlagen der digitalen Distribution: Welche Arten der neuen Vertriebsmöglichkeiten gibt es, wie funktionieren sie und wie akzeptiert sind sie bereits am Markt und werden es in Zukunft sein? Weitere wichtige Punkte: Rechtliche Herausforderungen, der Begriff der Demokratisierung und seine Auswirkungen auf die Filmindustrie, die Vorstellung diverser aktueller Geschäftsmodelle und die Frage, wie der Zuschauer in der digitalen Distribution erreicht werden kann.
Im dritten Teil wird der Strukturwandel beim Film beleuchtet – hervorgerufen durch die Digitalisierung. Methoden der alten Welt und neuen Welt werden miteinander verglichen: Der klassische Filmherstellungs- und Filmvertriebsprozess wird den neuen digitalen Möglichkeiten gegenübergestellt und kritisch analysiert. Geklärt wird: Ist die digitale Distribution tatsächlich die vielzitierte eierlegende Wollmilchsau? Wer profitiert tatsächlich von ihr? Wer am meisten/wenigsten? Was muss bei der digitalen Distribution beachtet werden?

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Business Opportunity Open House


Bild von U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District
District hosts open house for small businesses

By Dave Palmer

LOS ANGELES — More than 100 small-business owners attended a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District open house to meet division chiefs and project managers Nov. 9.

The public and members of the Los Angeles County Post of the Society of American Military Engineers were invited to the open house during a small business forum and monthly meeting held the day prior.

"The open house was a very successful venture for both the Corps and outside contractors who were inquisitive to Corps working structure and functionality with the local communities and sponsors (City, County and State agencies)," said Ed Louie, project manager, Civil Works Branch.

The open house took place in the District’s primary conference room and adjoining Emergency Operations Center. Project managers and division chiefs had various project and program displays and were available for face-to-face discussions.

"Many of the contractors were provided with brochures of the various interdisciplinary branches of the Corps," added Louie. "All were very appreciative of Col. Toy’s (District Commander Col. Mark Toy) invitation to the open house and for the Corps representatives time to assist with answering many of the contractor’s questions. This is indicative with our motto: ‘Building Strong and Taking Care of People.’"

Business Opportunity Open House


Bild von U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District
District hosts open house for small businesses

By Dave Palmer

LOS ANGELES — More than 100 small-business owners attended a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District open house to meet division chiefs and project managers Nov. 9.

The public and members of the Los Angeles County Post of the Society of American Military Engineers were invited to the open house during a small business forum and monthly meeting held the day prior.

"The open house was a very successful venture for both the Corps and outside contractors who were inquisitive to Corps working structure and functionality with the local communities and sponsors (City, County and State agencies)," said Ed Louie, project manager, Civil Works Branch.

The open house took place in the District’s primary conference room and adjoining Emergency Operations Center. Project managers and division chiefs had various project and program displays and were available for face-to-face discussions.

"Many of the contractors were provided with brochures of the various interdisciplinary branches of the Corps," added Louie. "All were very appreciative of Col. Toy’s (District Commander Col. Mark Toy) invitation to the open house and for the Corps representatives time to assist with answering many of the contractor’s questions. This is indicative with our motto: ‘Building Strong and Taking Care of People.’"

Business Opportunity Open House


Bild von U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District
District hosts open house for small businesses

By Dave Palmer

LOS ANGELES — More than 100 small-business owners attended a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District open house to meet division chiefs and project managers Nov. 9.

The public and members of the Los Angeles County Post of the Society of American Military Engineers were invited to the open house during a small business forum and monthly meeting held the day prior.

"The open house was a very successful venture for both the Corps and outside contractors who were inquisitive to Corps working structure and functionality with the local communities and sponsors (City, County and State agencies)," said Ed Louie, project manager, Civil Works Branch.

The open house took place in the District’s primary conference room and adjoining Emergency Operations Center. Project managers and division chiefs had various project and program displays and were available for face-to-face discussions.

"Many of the contractors were provided with brochures of the various interdisciplinary branches of the Corps," added Louie. "All were very appreciative of Col. Toy’s (District Commander Col. Mark Toy) invitation to the open house and for the Corps representatives time to assist with answering many of the contractor’s questions. This is indicative with our motto: ‘Building Strong and Taking Care of People.’"