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film adaptation
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United States
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Film adaptations of popular books or novels are common and often well-received in Western countries.
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film adaptations
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United States
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Film adaptations of popular books and comics are common and often well-received in Western countries.
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3
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film budget
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United States
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Considered a significant aspect of filmmaking, with large budgets allocated for big productions
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4
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film distribution
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United States
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Wide release in theaters followed by digital streaming options is common
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5
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film extras
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United States
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Usually anonymous and have minimal impact on the scene
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6
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film extras
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United States
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Extras are often aspiring actors seeking breakthrough roles
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7
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film extras
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United States
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Often aspiring actors looking for a break in the entertainment industry
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8
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film extras
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United States
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May receive higher pay and better treatment on set compared to some other countries
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1
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9
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film funding
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United States
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Securing large budgets from major studios is common
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1
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10
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film marketing
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United States
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Heavy emphasis on big-budget advertising and promotions
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film marketing
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United States
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Heavy emphasis on advertising through trailers, TV spots, and billboards
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film premiere
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United States
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Red carpet events with celebrities and media coverage
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film premieres
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United States
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Film premieres are star-studded events with red carpet in the US and UK.
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1
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film release timing
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United States
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Avoid releasing major films during the Super Bowl weekend in February.
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1
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15
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film soundtracks
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United States
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Composed to enhance the emotional impact of the film and marketed separately as a soundtrack album
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film soundtracks
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United States
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Oscar awards for best original score are highly prestigious.
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take in film
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United States
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Refers to the total box office earnings of a film
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