Each year well over one billion movie tickets are sold to an audience who knows very little about what they are getting themselves into. Why is it that despite the uncertainty, people return to the theaters to see what Hollywood has in store for them? In efforts to provide answers regarding the driving forces behind Hollywood’s blockbuster hits, this study takes into account the integration levels of the studios. Specifically, does a movie produced in-house at a large studio have a better chance of being a blockbuster hit than one which is outsourced to an independent production company? Further, I discuss the motivation behind the studios’ decision. While considering the embedded integration within the motion picture industry, this study a...
The increasing globalization of entertainment appears to be having a major impact on the dynamics of...
Abstract Producing and marketing motion pictures is notoriously risky, with only three out of ten mo...
International audienceMovie industry experts continuously debate whether the industry's enormous inv...
This paper focuses on the effects of several variables on the domestic box-office demand for the 189...
The movie business is a multi-billion dollar industry involving production crews, marketing crews, a...
This paper investigates the factors associated with the success of creative products and services, f...
Each year, Hollywood studios invest more than US $ 10 billion in feature films. While some of the p...
The study of motion pictures in relation to economics is a unique and interesting topic because of a...
In this paper, I attempted to determine the relationship between a movie’s box office success and th...
The film industry is a significant player in the global economy. It calls for significant up-front i...
This study analyzes a comprehensive sample of 1,892 films from 2007-2019, looking at the relations b...
In the mid-1940s, American film industry was on its way up to its golden era as studios started mass...
Brewer, Kelley, and Jozefowicz (2009) used data from the late 1990s to the early 2000’s in order to ...
In the mid-1940s, American film industry was on its way up to its golden era as studios started mass...
This thesis discusses the impact of movie production budgets on various revenue ratios. An OLS regre...
The increasing globalization of entertainment appears to be having a major impact on the dynamics of...
Abstract Producing and marketing motion pictures is notoriously risky, with only three out of ten mo...
International audienceMovie industry experts continuously debate whether the industry's enormous inv...
This paper focuses on the effects of several variables on the domestic box-office demand for the 189...
The movie business is a multi-billion dollar industry involving production crews, marketing crews, a...
This paper investigates the factors associated with the success of creative products and services, f...
Each year, Hollywood studios invest more than US $ 10 billion in feature films. While some of the p...
The study of motion pictures in relation to economics is a unique and interesting topic because of a...
In this paper, I attempted to determine the relationship between a movie’s box office success and th...
The film industry is a significant player in the global economy. It calls for significant up-front i...
This study analyzes a comprehensive sample of 1,892 films from 2007-2019, looking at the relations b...
In the mid-1940s, American film industry was on its way up to its golden era as studios started mass...
Brewer, Kelley, and Jozefowicz (2009) used data from the late 1990s to the early 2000’s in order to ...
In the mid-1940s, American film industry was on its way up to its golden era as studios started mass...
This thesis discusses the impact of movie production budgets on various revenue ratios. An OLS regre...
The increasing globalization of entertainment appears to be having a major impact on the dynamics of...
Abstract Producing and marketing motion pictures is notoriously risky, with only three out of ten mo...
International audienceMovie industry experts continuously debate whether the industry's enormous inv...