Steven Spielberg Jurassic Park

Some questions about the movie...

 - Who made it?

Steven Spielberg

 - When?

It was publicised in 1990

 - Why did she/he make it?

It is to make money. And Steven Spielberg did it to direct other movies.

 - Who is the intended audience?

All type of audiences. As it is a Science Fiction film it could be a little more directed to children.

 - What is our engagement with the film?

Pay for the ticket to see the movie, behave in the cinema.

 - Who financed/produce the film?

Steven Spielberg, Gerald R. Molen and Kathleen Kennedy, but the producer is the company Universal Pictures.

-         Who really called the shots (control the film)?

Steven Spielberg as he is the director.

 - What tradition is it in (genre)?

Science Fiction, Thriller

 -  How much money did it make/ and consequence of this?

$357 million in the U.S. and Canada, more Jurassic Park movies were made, and it was later sold as a franchise business.

Some Questions about Films...

 - How would you define a good film?
The acting, the camera angles, zooming etc.. The added sound to the scene.


 - If you like a film, do other people have the right to tell you you've wrong?
Well of course they can as they might have different feelings and opinions.

 - How should people behave in the cinema?
People should behave politely and educated as people have payed to enjoy the movie. The only way to do it is calm and quietly.

 - Is film an art form?
Yes, as Directors express there feelings and as well transmit feeling and emotions to the customers.

 - Who should get the final credit for a film? Why?
Director, Actors and the Producer, as they all are the main conributers.

 - How many different roles can you think of in the making of a film?
Camera man, sound, animations, actors, directors, make up, dressing, producer ets...

 - Is there a function of film?
Basically is to produce money. But it can also be a way to transmit a message and feelings. And entertainment.

 - Why do people make films?
To make money.

 - Do film makers have a moral responsibility to their audience?
I think no, they should do  whatever they want, but warn the audience of how explicit, violent or other things it could be to the audience.