Friday, 9 October 2020

research into a big film institution

 Warner Brothers Studios


Warner Brothers studios was first founded by 4 brothers Albert Warner, Harry Warner, Samual Warner and Jack Warner this is how the company got its name. the company was founded in 1903 this is were they opened there first theatre The Cascade, this was located in New Castle, Pennsylvania. This building was die to be demolished however they talked the owner out of it and they kept it. Three of the older brothers first had the idea as they would bring a movie projector to the mining towns of Ohio and play the movies. The opened their first ever Warner Brothers Studios on Sunset Boulevard in HollyWood.

Their headquarters are in Burbank, California, United States. Their headquarters have been located there since 1926.

WB biggest box offices success were:

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II which was released in 2011

Aquaman released in 2018

The Dark Knight Rises released in 2012

Joker released in 2019

The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey released in 2012

The budget for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II was 250 million USD, The Budget for Aquaman was 200 million USD and the Budget for The Dark Knight Rises was 250 million.

                 



Currently Warner Brothers has 21 movies in preproduction these are all moves that are yet to be produced and filmed these movies are yet to come out. in 2018 warner brothers came out with 21 movies, in 2019 they came out with 21. this year they have come out with 6 and next year they are due to come out with 20 more.



Advantages to being a big Institution:
  • having a large budget due to being a subsilary of Warner Media a media conglomerate. 
  • it can afford to have big names and stars feature in their films which draws huge audiences in.
  • they cam also afford CGI an d big locations and props. 
Disadvantages to being a  big institution:
  • they have a big responsibility to produce top of the range movies and big mistakes could cost them a lot of money
  • controlled by other companies and investors which have a say in things and could be restricting  




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