Economics of Entertainment Series

This series delves into the fascinating world of the entertainment industry, dissecting its economic engines. It explores how popular films, music, and games are created, funded, and distributed to global audiences. Readers will gain insight into the financial strategies, market dynamics, and business models that shape creative ventures. It's an essential read for anyone curious about the commercial forces driving the media we consume.

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The Economics of a Video Game
Kathryn Hulick
48 pages
2 hours of reading
The book delves into the intricate production process and financing of video games, highlighting key stages such as prototype development, securing publisher funding, and software creation by designers and programmers. It also covers essential aspects like testing, marketing strategies, trade show presentations, packaging, and distribution, providing a comprehensive overview of the economic chain involved in bringing a video game to market.
The Economics of Making a Movie
Robin Johnson
48 pages
2 hours of reading
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Exploring the intricate journey of big-budget films, this book delves into the production process and financing that lead to a movie's release in theaters. It uncovers the behind-the-scenes efforts, highlighting the challenges and strategies involved in bringing cinematic visions to life. Through detailed analysis, readers gain insight into the complexities of film-making, from initial concepts to the final product.

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The Economics of a Video Game

The Economics of Making a Movie