Furthermore, advances made in sound, such as new lightweight microphones, were introduced in the early 1930s that allowed the faster production of films and improved sound quality. There was also the introduction of Technicolor, which allowed the films to be shown in bright brilliant colours in 1932. Lenses and lighting achieved great development that allowed light to pass through a prism lens into strips of black and white and primary colours. This brought a greater sense of life to movie images. These were popular among cinemagoers, producing greater profit and a larger audience throughout the world for
The western world is the world of fantasy for many who live in third world or developing countries. Most of the times, these countries act as information receivers of western world. The Pop Music has created a culture called Pop Culture or Popular Culture. They are the tools for cross cultural communication. It has greater influence and fame in the countries of Asia especially in China and India, where the population of native English speakers is in rapid growth.
We learn about the widespread position of popular culture and the construction that establishes it as a product of industry (Omayra Cruz, and Raiford Guins. Popular Culture; a reader. SAGE Publications, 2005). The concept of ‘Popular Culture’ really relates to this reading as it explains when, where and why popular culture is around us. Popular culture is getting bigger and bigger each year with more ways of accessing it, it will be interesting to see how much popular culture evolves and changes over the next 20, 30, 50 years.
From new soundboards to new alternatives in continuity editing, there has been a major increase in the variety of editing throughout the years. As editing becomes more advanced from gray style to sepia tone, technology has played an enormous role in this progression. Whether that consists of advancements in green screens or the creation of smaller more compact DVD’s, technology will
They left much more to the reader 's imagination which led to open-ended narratives. The idea of literature as craft fed the Modernists ' desire for creativity and originality. Modernist poetry often includes foreign languages, dense vocabulary and invented words. The reason many of their ideas didn 't get beyond the drawing board was not because they were not popular. After the rise of Joseph Stalin, the Soviet government jilted Modernism on the grounds of purported elitism although it had previously endorsed futurism and constructivism.
Production Logic of Bollywood Films : A critique Soumik Chatterjee, (Whole – Time Lecturer) Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Tara Devi Harakh Chand Kankari Jain College. soumikchatterjee86@gmail.com Coordinating Bollywood What is nevertheless new there in Mumbai or Indian Popular Film Industry to discuss or to discover? Is there any new area left over about Mumbai Film Industry to write on, research on or to get our people informed or aware of this and that? Is there really any new area of discussion left which the other media like popular or critical magazines, serious columns of various books and edited volumes could not locate or discover? No doubt there is about to find a new area absolutely difficult, which has not
This is evident in a variety of forms such as the same type of advertising, the same design, and format on the television and radio broadcast, the same content in many magazines, the same television shows and projects launched in various countries. It can be said that globalization is becoming such phenomenon due to the development of mass media systems. These provide a smooth information flowing to all corners of the world regardless of territorial and national identity. And along with the development of information technology, mass media have acquired a global
International chains were expanding across europe, the middle east and asia. Far east countries such as china and japan began to develop luxury hotels for wealthy tourists and business traverls. Meanwhile, the diversification of the whole industry fostered segmentation and branding took place and further codified the luxury segment. New ideas of luxury came to force like laundry, fitness centre and spas. The industry continues growing in the years after in spite of intermittent recessions.
Away from business, the popularity of English increased as a result of American movies, songs, and Mc Donald?s; in a way or in another, these culturally significant products brought the English language and culture along with them. Accordingly, more and more people become interested in Learning English
Cultural globalisation is evident in the spread of the English language around the world and in the films and TV programmes that are sometimes seen by millions of people in different countries at the same time. As the spread of English progresses, English is bound to create a