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Distribution af film

Distribution af film Filmdistribution er den proces, der gør film tilgængelige for publikum. Den styres typisk af en professionel filmdistributør. Distributøren er ansvarlig for at vælge filmens markedsføringsstrategi (oftest kaldet P&A – en engelsk forkortelse, der svarer til ‘print- og reklameomkostninger’). Derudover er distributøren ansvarlig for at beslutte de visningssteder og platforme, hvor filmen kan […]

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Forfattere Tim Raats Paul Hammoud

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Cabral & Natividad 2020, Cabrera Blázquez m.fl. 2023, Smits 2024

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