Independent
Films
The cost of a full length film was very costly. The cost
of the raw 32 mm film could run into the hundreds of thousands even millions
of dollars. A camera could run close to a million. This allowed the large
film producers total control of the industry.
But with the advent film festivals, giving an outlet to
people that were entering into un chartered waters a chance to have the
public at large view their independent films and movies. These films were
shot with 8 and 16 mm film that was still costly but much cheaper then
32 mm film. These independent films were also a lot shorter then a full
length film.
What really changed the movie industry was the video camera.
In the beginning these cameras would still cost in the hundreds of thousands
of dollars, they opened the world to TV. Though they cost hundreds of
thousands of dollars they still could not be use for big screen movies
because the quality could not come close to the quality of 32 mm film.
But as time went on these video cameras became better and
cost just droped to a point where any one could become an independent
film maker. With software programs that ran on PCs peoplewith little or
even no budget could produce indie films. The quality has become so good
that today many of your full length films are made with video cmaeras.
Independent films and video movies are now a part of our
everyday life. No one understood the power of indie films better then
Google who now runs thelargest indie film site on the World Wide Web.
Youtube.com now features millions of independent films or videos, if you
want to call them that, to the world for free. Anyone with a PC video
cam can produce their own independent film and up load it to the world
in seconds for free.
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