Hollywood and TV put the squeeze on UK's low-budget film-makers

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/may/31/hollywood-and-tv-put-the-squeeze-on-uks-low-budget-film-makers



  • A combination of an increasingly risk-averse Hollywood movie system and the global explosion in mega-budget TV drama is putting the pressure on smaller films. 
  • The number of  UK films costing from £500,000 to £30m to make, fell from 77 to 60 between 2014 and 2015.
  • Pressure is being put on film makers by shows such as Netflix’s £100m co-production The Crown.
  • Most drama now is a minimum of £1m an episode and the quality and the experience is very high. And the way the market has changed means that is where a lot of the money and funding now is.
  • Film production is becoming increasingly more expensive 
  • There is a lot of pressure on smaller films

Comments

  1. You need to summarise in your own words what this article means and relate it to what you think the effect is on pre-production.
    Miss C

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  2. The comments above need responding to as soon as possible. Thanks. Mrs E.

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