De la dépendance de la production cinématographique... française vis-à-vis du financement télévisuel

Since independence more frequently consists in highly symbolical and self-promoting gesturing than in economic reality, when the concept of “films du milieu” was coined in France in 2007, it was bound to be attractive, as these mid-budget films reconciled artistic requirements with the pleasure of...

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Huvudupphovsman: Forest, Claude
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Publicerad: 2014
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spelling cairn-RFEA_136_0080RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2013-2-page-80?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.136.0080 De la dépendance de la production cinématographique... française vis-à-vis du financement télévisuel Forest, Claude2014 auteurs de filmscomposantes de l'offredemande du publicdépendance économiquefilms du milieufinancement des télévisionsperte d'audienceproduction de filmsattendance declineeconomic dependencefilm auteursfilm productionmid-budget filmssupply determinantstelevision fundingtheatrical demandfre Revue française d’études américaines | 136 | 2 | 2014-02-01 | p. 80-95 | 0397-7870 RFEA_13615 Since independence more frequently consists in highly symbolical and self-promoting gesturing than in economic reality, when the concept of “films du milieu” was coined in France in 2007, it was bound to be attractive, as these mid-budget films reconciled artistic requirements with the pleasure of entertainment. Yet, even though, statistically speaking, there is no evidence that the budget for film distribution has thus been structurally modified in France, one might wonder whether it is possible to equate a budget category with artistic quality. This article aims at showing how, in the past thirty years, the total dependence of French and European film production on funding provided by television companies has deeply modified the films’ characteristics, not only in terms of length and format, but also in terms of genre. Comparing the situation of the French film industry with that of the globally predominant Hollywood, which continues to finance films with movie theaters grosses (thus catering for its own spectators), reveals the weaknesses of French films, which are economically dependent on television for their funding, and hence primarily made for this media.Cairn free access
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topic auteurs de films
composantes de l'offre
demande du public
dépendance économique
films du milieu
financement des télévisions
perte d'audience
production de films
attendance decline
economic dependence
film auteurs
film production
mid-budget films
supply determinants
television funding
theatrical demand
spellingShingle auteurs de films
composantes de l'offre
demande du public
dépendance économique
films du milieu
financement des télévisions
perte d'audience
production de films
attendance decline
economic dependence
film auteurs
film production
mid-budget films
supply determinants
television funding
theatrical demand
Forest, Claude
De la dépendance de la production cinématographique... française vis-à-vis du financement télévisuel
topic_facet auteurs de films
composantes de l'offre
demande du public
dépendance économique
films du milieu
financement des télévisions
perte d'audience
production de films
attendance decline
economic dependence
film auteurs
film production
mid-budget films
supply determinants
television funding
theatrical demand
description Since independence more frequently consists in highly symbolical and self-promoting gesturing than in economic reality, when the concept of “films du milieu” was coined in France in 2007, it was bound to be attractive, as these mid-budget films reconciled artistic requirements with the pleasure of entertainment. Yet, even though, statistically speaking, there is no evidence that the budget for film distribution has thus been structurally modified in France, one might wonder whether it is possible to equate a budget category with artistic quality. This article aims at showing how, in the past thirty years, the total dependence of French and European film production on funding provided by television companies has deeply modified the films’ characteristics, not only in terms of length and format, but also in terms of genre. Comparing the situation of the French film industry with that of the globally predominant Hollywood, which continues to finance films with movie theaters grosses (thus catering for its own spectators), reveals the weaknesses of French films, which are economically dependent on television for their funding, and hence primarily made for this media.
author Forest, Claude
author_facet Forest, Claude
author_sort Forest, Claude
title De la dépendance de la production cinématographique... française vis-à-vis du financement télévisuel
title_short De la dépendance de la production cinématographique... française vis-à-vis du financement télévisuel
title_full De la dépendance de la production cinématographique... française vis-à-vis du financement télévisuel
title_fullStr De la dépendance de la production cinématographique... française vis-à-vis du financement télévisuel
title_full_unstemmed De la dépendance de la production cinématographique... française vis-à-vis du financement télévisuel
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