TRENDS IN FILM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN POLAND
The film industry in each country is referred to as "national cinematography". In Poland, very large changes in the cinematographic industry took place after 2005. This year, after many years of efforts, the Cinema Act regulating the financing of film production came into effect. Under the...
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| description | The film industry in each country is referred to as "national cinematography". In Poland, very large changes in the cinematographic industry took place after 2005. This year, after many years of efforts, the Cinema Act regulating the financing of film production came into effect. Under the Act, it has been appointed Polish Film Institute, whose mission is to promote the development of various aspects of cinematography. The systemic framework of support for cinematography, particularly film production, is the source of tremendous interest in the Polish Film Institute and makes it the biggest player in the market. This study aims to demonstrate the development trends in Polish film production industry. Feature films co-financed by the Polish Film Institute (PISF) – the main authority in charge of public funding allocation for cinema-related endeavors in Poland – were the object of the study. The actual amounts of film budgets in Poland, the amount of co-financing and the number of films co-financed in a given year are analyzed. The article uses quantitative methods to characterize the size of the cinema market in Poland and case studies to show the problem more fully. Along with quantitative study analysis, this work employs the framework of production culture. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-220a036cadfb43aeabe2a8ac57ffc91b2022-12-21T19:57:12ZengRzeszow University of TechnologyHumanities and Social Sciences2300-53272300-99182018-12-0125426527610.7862/rz.2018.hss.83210TRENDS IN FILM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN POLANDAgnieszka ORANKIEWICZ0Artur MAJER1Faculty of Management, University of ŁódźFilm Art Organization, Lodz Film SchoolThe film industry in each country is referred to as "national cinematography". In Poland, very large changes in the cinematographic industry took place after 2005. This year, after many years of efforts, the Cinema Act regulating the financing of film production came into effect. Under the Act, it has been appointed Polish Film Institute, whose mission is to promote the development of various aspects of cinematography. The systemic framework of support for cinematography, particularly film production, is the source of tremendous interest in the Polish Film Institute and makes it the biggest player in the market. This study aims to demonstrate the development trends in Polish film production industry. Feature films co-financed by the Polish Film Institute (PISF) – the main authority in charge of public funding allocation for cinema-related endeavors in Poland – were the object of the study. The actual amounts of film budgets in Poland, the amount of co-financing and the number of films co-financed in a given year are analyzed. The article uses quantitative methods to characterize the size of the cinema market in Poland and case studies to show the problem more fully. Along with quantitative study analysis, this work employs the framework of production culture.https://hss.prz.edu.pl/hss/article/view/210creative industriesfilm productionfilm budgetspublic funding |
| spellingShingle | Agnieszka ORANKIEWICZ Artur MAJER TRENDS IN FILM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN POLAND Humanities and Social Sciences creative industries film production film budgets public funding |
| title | TRENDS IN FILM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN POLAND |
| title_full | TRENDS IN FILM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN POLAND |
| title_fullStr | TRENDS IN FILM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN POLAND |
| title_full_unstemmed | TRENDS IN FILM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN POLAND |
| title_short | TRENDS IN FILM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN POLAND |
| title_sort | trends in film industry development in poland |
| topic | creative industries film production film budgets public funding |
| url | https://hss.prz.edu.pl/hss/article/view/210 |
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