The film industry is greatly ruled by trends. Though filmmakers and industry executives attempt to carefully analyze the success and failures of films, it is nearly impossible to predict which films will capture the public's imagination and attract them to the theaters. So many different elements play parts in a film's success. How a film is promoted and distributed, the other films out at the time, and societal attitudes toward the subject matter are just a few of the factors that determine success. Studios are constantly on the lookout for the next big picture but are also anxious to play it safe and follow the formulas of reliable film product. Some industry experts fear that in the future studio executives will rely even more on focus groups and other audience screenings when releasing a picture, thereby limiting the original and creative efforts of the filmmakers.
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- Actors
- Animators
- Artists
- Audio Recording Engineers
- Camera Operators
- Choreographers
- Cinematographers and Directors of Photography
- Comedians
- Composers and Arrangers
- Costume Designers
- Dancers
- Film and Television Directors
- Film and Television Editors
- Film and Television Extras
- Film and Television Producers
- Film and Video Librarians
- Graphic Designers
- Graphics Programmers
- Lighting Technicians
- Makeup Artists
- Motion Graphics Artists
- Music Conductors and Directors
- Non-Fungible Token Artists
- Photographers
- Production Assistants
- Production Designers and Art Directors
- Screenwriters
- Show Runners
- Singers
- Songwriters
- Special and Visual Effects Technicians
- Stunt Performers
- Talent Agents and Scouts
- Writers