Sentences with phrase «traditional film studio»

As Variety points out, this move makes Amazon more similar to a traditional film studio than its streaming competitors like Netflix.

One is a streaming service, one a television channel, and one a traditional film studio.

Not exact matches

One more thing Netflix has over traditional studios: It is so good at cloud computing that it has put its «studio in the cloud,» Hunt says, and uses cloud computing to do everything from managing logistics (like union drivers delivering cameras to a location) to film editing (uploading the footage to be edited immediately in another country).

The «Ni no Kuni» series takes traditional Japanese role - playing game tropes and combines them with the gorgeous art of Studio Ghibli, the iconic film studio behind «Spirited Away» and «Princess Mononoke.»

The film, which stars Smith and Joel Edgerton as a human - orc buddy cop duo, is the streaming giant's first attempt a major tentpole release, entering the kind of waters that are normally reserved for traditional studios opening films wide across hundreds of cinema screens.

VOD companies have swiftly established themselves as viable alternatives to the traditional big film studios, but there is still the issue of distribution.

THR's sources say that the «heavy comedic tone» of the Channing Tatum - led film led the studio to moving it from February 14 (the same weekend Deadpool debuted in 2016) to a more traditional summer movie date.

The Iron Giant (Brad Bird, 1999) Brad Bird's feature debut was traditional 2 - D animation when computer animation was the craze, released by studio folk who didn't realize just how special a film they had on their hands.

When I say independent you say... well, if you know his films, you'd most likely say John Sayles, whose made 19 features (Matewan and Lonestar among them) without traditional studio backing (though many of those features were financed by money Sayles made by doctoring or ghost writing Hollywood scripts).

From 1927, the year of his debut for Shochiku studios, to 1962, when, a year before his death at age sixty, he made his final film, Ozu consistently explored the rhythms and tensions of a country trying to reconcile modern and traditional values, especially as played out in relations between the generations.

This installment was once planned for retrofitted 3 - D, but Warner Bros., a studio that enforces traditional standards, decided against that after observing the disastrous results of other 2 - D films converted to 3 - D.

Imagine how much Onah could have used the opportunities that come with a traditional theatrical release (or even a half - hearted Netflix release)-- including press junkets, advance screenings, audience - awareness campaigns from clips and trailers, etc. — to showcase his filmmaking story, like every director of every studio movie has ever had the privilege of doing, whether their film was good or not.

It's exactly the kind of film that money - focused studios are afraid of — intelligent, thoughtful and led by women in a genre whose «traditional» fanbase skews male.

In Me and My Shadow, which will be released on November 8, 2013, the studio will pioneer a groundbreaking combination of both CG and traditional animation techniques seamlessly together throughout the film.

Perhaps the first clue that «10,000 B.C.» would fall short was the decision by Warner Bros. to release what otherwise looks like a summer blockbuster in the spring, the traditional dumping ground for films that studio execs don't think measure up.

Saying traditional publishers determine a book's quality is like saying major studios always produce quality films.

OGOREK: I think they are transforming and I think the opportunity is going to continue to exist in traditional publishers just like we saw where film studios continue to exist and big record labels continue to exist.

Traditional publishing is like the big studios and blockbusters and the array of locations film throughout the world.

The new generation of artists emerging in West Germany experimented with performance and collaboration and incorporated media from beyond the traditional boundaries of studio practice, such as sound and film.