Revolution of movie
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The document discusses the history and evolution of Indian cinema over time. It covers the golden age from 1940-1960 which saw critically acclaimed social films and epic movies. The modern age from the late 1960s onwards saw more romantic and action movies that expressed real life and were internationally popular. The document then covers trends in different decades from the 1950s to 2000s in terms of storylines, music, dance, costumes, financing, and promotion of Indian cinema. It also notes some problems currently faced and the promising future prospects for Bollywood.
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- 2. Introduction History: ● 1st short film - Flower of Persia ● 1st full length film - Raja Harishchandra ● 1st talking film - Alarm Ara
- 3. INDIAN CINEMA GOLDEN AGE OF INDIAN MODERN AGE OF CINEMA INDIAN CINEMA Period – late 1960s – till Period – 1940-1960 date ● Critically acclaimed Hindi films ● Romantic movies, action ● Films expressed social themes films ● Epic films ● Films expressed real life ● Famous actors ● Internationally liked films ● Famous actors
- 4. STORIES FIFTIES 2000’S SIXTIES NINETIES SEVENTIES EIGHTIES
- 5. FIFTIES ● Stories were not the mainstay of movies ● A man used to play the role of woman. SIXTIES ● Stories were more about families and social dramas ● Hurdles put by their families for marriage
- 6. SEVENTIES ● Women's were allowed to go to college and social clubs ● India became free politically and socially in thinking EIGHTIES ● Had great storylines and introduced love triangles ● Action movies had become the main stay.
- 7. NINETIES ● Nuclear change in Bollywood ● Revolting against parents and profess love to each other 2000’s ● Changing room year of Bollywood ● Movies winning accolades from the foreign media
- 8. The Evolution of Movie Theatres ● The inception of movie theatre is closely related to the developments of motion picture itself ● Movie theatres would not have come to life if the motion pictures did not become popular in the late 19th century
- 9. Motion Pictures ● Started in the 1880s ● Were shown in a dark room with a projector capable of rotating the film reels situated at the back. ● Motion picture films were in black and white ● There was no audio ● In the 70s IMAX became a popular subset of movie theatres ● Now digital cinema continues to revolutionize the movie business worldwide
- 10. Movie Costumes Costuming a period film is about more than capturing that period’s clothes in exacting detail The costumes were set up according to the scene, movement and emotion of the character Costumes convey the proper messages Current fashion trends and silhouettes influence the interpretation of historical costume design
- 11. INTERVAL
- 12. Evolution of song and dance in Indian cinema
- 13. ●Song, dance and music linked to drama in India ●1st Indian Talkie Alam Ara ●The singer sang into a hidden microphone ●Remixing of film song ●Soundtrack is more popular than movie
- 14. ●In 1930’s, music had simple lyrics and a simple beat ●In 21st century rap, hip hop, pop, and R&B take over the music industry ●In older films “item number” was performed ●In modern film item number is inserted as discotheque sequence, dancing at celebration/stage show ●Promotional videos
- 15. 1950s era Disco Era- 1970’s 1985-present 1980 era Usha Uthup
- 16. ●Before 1960 draw on classical and folk dance ●Hindi/ Urdu films show strong influences of Kathak or the "mujara" dances ●Modern films Indian dance elements contain western dance style like hip hop and hop ●Hero or heroine perform with a troupe of supporting dancers The spastic deliveries of songs by Shammi Kapoor
- 17. Evolution of finance in Indian cinema
- 18. ●Multi-million dollar production ●Older times budget on small scale ●Expensive sets,costumes,special effects and cinematography ●Western films and television gain wider in distribution ●International technicians ●Increasing accessibility to professional action & special effects ●Increasing budget ●Producers gets funding for big budget films. ●Private distributors and few large studios
- 19. ●Banks and financial institutions funds films ●Funding also from illegitimate sources ●Involved in production,patonising prominent film personalities ●Producers make money by selling ancillary rights ●Increasing return from theatres in western countries ●In 2oo2 Bollywood sold 3.6 billion tickets with total revenue of US$1.3 billion
- 20. The Evolution of Promotion
- 21. Posters
- 22. Present Movie Trailers Songs Special Appearances Radio Internet News Paper
- 23. Problems faced by Bollywood ● Piracy ● Predictable stories and similar script Future for Bollywood ● Bright future ● USA companies shows interest. ● Developing
- 24. CAST & CREW