Disney Trivia!
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- Q 1/8Score 0The Development and Production Process for Live-Action Movies follows this order:291) Pre Production 2) Packaging the Project 3) Early Development 4) Active Development 5) Production 6) Post Production1) Pre Production 2) Early Development 3) Packaging the Project 4) Active Development 5) Production 6) Post Production1) Early Development 2) Active Development 3) Packaging the Project 4) Pre Production 5) Production 6) Post Production1) Early Development 2) Pre Production 3) Active Development 4) Production 5) Post Production 6) Packaging the Project
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- Q1The Development and Production Process for Live-Action Movies follows this order:1) Pre Production 2) Packaging the Project 3) Early Development 4) Active Development 5) Production 6) Post Production1) Pre Production 2) Early Development 3) Packaging the Project 4) Active Development 5) Production 6) Post Production1) Early Development 2) Active Development 3) Packaging the Project 4) Pre Production 5) Production 6) Post Production1) Early Development 2) Pre Production 3) Active Development 4) Production 5) Post Production 6) Packaging the Project30s
- Q2Taking into account Graham Sewell's Lecture and The Disney case , which innovation strategy adopted by Disney Live Action Studio can be closely related to Jamaican's music industry strategy towards reggae? How did this strategy contributed to Disney’s film value creation?Users enter free textType an Answer45s
- Q3Which Marvel’s Chris is the best Chris ?WHAAAAT!!! I CAN'T DECIDEChrist Hemsworth - ThorChris Evans - Captain AmericaChris Pratt - Star Lord30s
- Q4Disney decides which movies to produce in this way:Producing movies that are big, that have global appeal, and that other studios will get out of the way of. Each of the five studio labels contributed and in which it mixed existing and new propertiesFilms are voted on. The most popular ones will be produced by the studio that proposed themCreate a movie that is fantastical and never seen before with budgets of at least $150 millionThere's only focus on high-budget live action movies and a great storyline, which will ensure box office success30s
- Q5The production Process for animated movies starts with:Building the story and ArtBuilding The set and organize the camerasModeling the characters.Building The animations.30s
- Q6Taking into account de Walt Disney studio´s case what is their tentpole movie strategy? Do you think it is appropriate?A tentpole film is one that typically has a larger budget and marketing campaign than a studio’s average film and has high expectations for being profitable. Tentpole films are also typically expected to support the sales of a wide range of tie-in merchandiseA tentpole movie is a movie that can carry its brand and characters through Disney's other business units such as Disney Parks, Experiences and Consumer Products, the Disney Music Group, etcA tentpole film is that one that has more than one movie, so the producers can create a sequence of the story.A tentpole film is that allow that the producers earn enough money to pay all the fix cost45s
- Q7Which classic Disney princess has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?CinderellaJasmineAurora (Sleeping Beauty)Snow white45s
- Q8Which do you think is the secret of the success of Disney?Synergy between all Disney business unitAll of the aboveCreate content and products for all possible agesCreate a potential media monopoly30s
