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Wednesday, August 6, 2014

INDEPENDENT FILM COMPANY

New York, NY 2014, with today's cost of living divided by population, one can redraw the future. The amount of time taken to build a residence, its cost and space; that can possibly be accumulated, implying, eventually; space will deplete. For the business personnel, this same conflict is significant.

If you predict the future in compared to the past, thinking of an anterior of annals: EEO, antebellum of labor laws all, dysophically, seems odd. A solution to avoid these residential catastrophes comes within a matrix of coordinates, which alleviates its ignorance, one option is room-sharing, another home-office positions posted everywhere. In conclusion, space will be used moderately by the norms of this conflicts condition.

Technical directors face issues with spaces all the time. One is renting out its house to raise revenue, another is having enough room for ensemble members to perform. "Exponentially, the population picture is almost as symbolic to the movie 2012, where people be desperately, trying to board a bunker during an apocalypse, as far as I'm concerned." Though, let hope know one gets pushed over the edge! People live on the edge today looking to book or rent space.

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The condition of an artist wears on living circumstances and predicting the futures social security plan is skeptical; as the chances for an artist to earn and save, defeat one another by its discordant conditions of: booking employment, meeting financial goals-such as primary bills and alternative expenditures that may appear coincidentally. (OOB)

Today's small business artist is an expression of 2012. Most artist rent places for work, if its not a stage or an exposition gallery. A rental can range from  FILM AND MUSIC STUDIO shares and rehearsal space.


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Legality essentials, range from licenses for venues, sales of alcohol, board requirements in applying corporation status, which most guru independent films company's are surrounded by, besides meeting deadlines, confirming permits and patents rights. Share owners only invest to gain on gross. Bigger production companies are a great example of market shares, which main objectives are booking studio space to film productions and distribution houses.


20th Century Fox's total gross stable's at, $1,135.4 Billion dollars, during the period January 1st to July 27th, 2014, followed by by Warner Bros, who holds a 16.2% Market share, a .024 point change from top place at a 15% difference, followed by Sony at number three on standing at a 14.9% Market share a 909.4 Billion dollar gross. on Boxofficemojo.com. 

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As a result the markets experiencing buyout's, were one company is stable to afford functionality, other are at negotiation, to opportunity to purchase, as a vertical merge; when one company with same service buys another's brand. Current successful industry trends "are" merging. Such merges result in ownership umbrella's of father companies over a conglomerate of smaller ones, with other services provided to one another.

What determines these buy outs are the affordability of one productions companies history, such MGM, house for 007 Quantum of Solace, which has experienced a bankruptcy after the recent 2009 market crash.

Bottom line, popular box office sales attract purchases, and other means of closing acquisitions for merging.

"300-Rise Of An Empire" falls at the top of the list by Fox, declining in ratings on Nielsen Ratings Top Ten list of Most Popular Films(MPF's), where the Lego Movie stands at number one, followed by Frozen...

A clutter of competition arrives, with innovative tactics to compete, the major issue, is finding a solution to have them all exist together.

Independent Film Markets gaining a step into the capital setting, must acknowledge these trends in order to remain competition. Independents, suffer from roll-offs in budgets and purchasing options, at the negotiation table during merging deals, because of their lack of capital to remain shareholding prospects.

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