歐洲電影國際發行策略之研究—以臺灣發行商為例

碩士 === 國立臺灣藝術大學 === 電影學系 === 105 === Europe is the birthplace of cinema, and European films are also the pioneers of the movie industry. Facing the emergence of U.S. Hollywood after World War II, European governments started to promote local film industry as a goal of developing nationality and cult...

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Main Authors: YAO,CHING-YU, 姚經玉
Other Authors: Wu, Isabelle
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2017
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/z87968
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Summary:碩士 === 國立臺灣藝術大學 === 電影學系 === 105 === Europe is the birthplace of cinema, and European films are also the pioneers of the movie industry. Facing the emergence of U.S. Hollywood after World War II, European governments started to promote local film industry as a goal of developing nationality and culture to resist Hollywood power. Therefore, European films are engaged in such national mission of exporting local culture and sustaining national film industry, and also offering subsidiary for foreign film distributors to expand oversea film market. Taiwan had been one of the most important marketing strongholds in Asia for European film. It has cultivated a bunch of loyal audience in Taiwan through well-known European film festivals hold such as Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival and French Film Festival and importing European films by local film distributors continuously. The object of the research is taking Taiwan as a case to analyze the status of European films’ international distribution and current difficulties. This research explores the experience of the European films distributors in Taiwan, and to analyze European films’ strategy of oversea film distribution and future development. This research also figures out that under Hollywood’s threat, European disadvantaged language and economic recession in Europe, how oversea distributors collaborate with local production team to promote films, and then to achieve the mission of promoting and develop local culture successfully. The purpose of this research is to provide Taiwan film studio and local government a reference for planning of local film distribution and marketing strategy to face China’s commercial film power in the future.