What do you know about movies?. A film (from the Latin pellicula, diminutive of pellis, “skin”) is a series of still images that, when projected onto a screen in quick succession, create the optical illusion of moving images. The term is usually used as a synonym for cinematographic work, that is, a story (fiction or documentary), recorded on a support (flexible film or digital container) that is recorded and read by means of a continuous or intermittent mechanism of image succession. These cinematographic films are also called film or movie, as well as the abbreviation peli.. The shooting process. A film can be created by photographing actual scenes with a moving image camera, photographing drawings or miniature models using traditional animation techniques, by computer-generated images or computer animation, or by a combination of some or all of these techniques and other visual effects.. The films were originally recorded on plastic film through a photochemical process and then shown through a film projector on a large screen. Contemporary films are now often completely digital throughout the production, distribution, and exhibition process. Films recorded in photochemical form traditionally included an analog optical soundtrack (a graphic recording of the spoken words, music, and other sounds that accompany the images and that run through a portion of the film reserved exclusively for that purpose,...
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What do you know about the series?. A television series is a work generally narrative of audiovisual nature that is broadcast on television, in periodic deliveries, each of them maintaining a unity and continuity of plot or at least thematic with the previous and subsequent episodes. It can consist of one or more seasons.. Periodicity and productionTelevision series can be broadcast by seasons or sets of chapters that may or may not present a theme of their own and parallel to the general argument of the series. Although the term is popularly used to designate serial fiction, other genres can be offered in series, such as documentaries.. The television series should not be confused with the film or movie, although the latter may also have second parts (sequels), analepsis (pre-schools), re-melting or reboots or form more or less extensive cycles around a character, the so-called franchises, film series or sagas (for example, those formed around the character of James Bond or Indiana Jones, or the trilogies hosted under the Star Wars label). On the other hand, a secondary character in a television series can give rise to another in which this character is the main character (for example, from a character in the series Cheers came Frasier, and from another in Breaking Bad came Better Call Saul). The series born...
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First, let’s get to know a little bit about Marvel Studios. Marvel Studios (known as Marvel Films from 1993 to 1996) is a film studio based at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California, USA. The studio was a subsidiary of Marvel Comics until Disney reorganized the companies in August 2015, to become one more Disney studio. Dedicated to produce the film adaptations of Marvel Comics, the study has participated in the production of three franchises of Marvel characters that have surpassed the thousand million of collection only in the United States: X-Men, Spider-Man and the multifranchises of the Marvel film universe. Since 2013, Marvel Studios movies are distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, except for Spider-Man movies, which were distributed by Sony Pictures, although between 2008 and 2011 they were distributed by Paramount Pictures, except for The Incredible Hulk which was distributed by Universal Pictures.. Marvel Studios has produced 23 films from Iron Man (2008) to Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019), all of which share continuity with the others. Together, these films have grossed more than $22 billion at the box office worldwide, making it the biggest money-making movie franchise in the history of cinema.. Brief guide to understand Marvel’s Universes. Not all superhero fans are necessarily comic book readers. That’s why this particular type of audience often...
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