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1. www.cnn.com › 2022/02/26 › entertainmentMid-budget movies as we knew them are in decline. What ... - CNN

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   Feb 26, 2022 · Mid-budget movies released in theaters can still get lost, as some viewers may avoid seeing a movie in the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Loría used the recently released “Marry Me” as an example.

2. www.studiobinder.com › blog › production-budgetFilm Production Budget — Low to High Budget Films Explained

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   Feb 13, 2022 · Mid-level movie production budgets. A mid-budget movie is a movie that’s (usually) financed by a studio; with assistance from grants, awards, and, or government subsidies. Mid-budget movies bridge a considerable gap between low-budget and blockbuster movies.

3. medium.com › @atharnoorktk › the-death-of-the-midThe Death of the Mid-Budget Movie: Is It the End of an Era?

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   May 24, 2023 · Mid-budget movies, which often rely on original stories or innovative concepts, face a challenging uphill battle in securing financing and distribution deals. The fear of financial losses has...

4. www.indiewire.com › news › general-newsDaily Reads: The Disappearance of Mid-Budget Movies, the Most ...

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   Dec 10, 2014 · 1. The Disappearance of the Mid-Budget Movies. It’s becoming increasingly hard to finance movies that aren’t either tentpoles or less-than-shoestring budgeted. Jason Bailey of Flavorwire ...

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6. www.flavorwire.com › 492985 › how-the-death-of-midHow the Death of Mid-Budget Cinema Left a Generation of ...

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   Dec 9, 2014 · Back in the 1980s and 1990s, when Waters and Lynch were doing their most commercially successful work, it was possible to finance — either independently or via or the studio system — mid-budget...

7. medium.com › @jgritmire › too-big-to-fail-exploringToo Big to Fail: Exploring The Demise of Mid Budget Movies

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   Feb 9, 2023 · In 1982 the average budget for films receiving a theatrical release was $35 million, and in 2022 the average budget was $61 million. So when did we lose the mid-budget films? And why?

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   Are mid-budget movies Dangerous to finance?

   • Mid-budget movies are some of the most dangerous movies to finance. Why? Because there’s almost no way to tell whether they will be a box-office player. The three movies above all did an excellent job of maximizing their budget – which undoubtedly helped their performance at the box-office.

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   Why are mid-budget movies declining?

   • Chris Stuckmann makes a lot of great points about mid-budget movies; streaming, creative changes, and theater exhibition have all played a role in the decline of mid-budget movies. A high-budget movie is a movie that’s almost always financed by a film studio.

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   Can independent films fill the void left by mid-budget movies?

   • While mid-budget movies face challenges within the traditional studio system, the independent film scene has emerged as a sanctuary for filmmakers seeking creative freedom and the opportunity to tell unique stories. Independent productions, often made with limited budgets, have been able to fill the void left by mid-budget movies.

   The Death of the Mid-Budget Movie: Is It the End of an Era?

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   Is there still a market for mid-budget movies?

   • Additionally, audience demand for fresh, compelling stories remains strong, indicating that there is still a market for mid-budget films if they can adapt and find innovative ways to connect with viewers. The death of the mid-budget movie may be a lamentable loss in the cinematic landscape, but it is not without potential for revival.

   The Death of the Mid-Budget Movie: Is It the End of an Era?

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   What is a mid-budget movie?

   • A mid-budget movie is a movie that’s (usually) financed by a studio; with assistance from grants, awards, and, or government subsidies. Mid-budget movies bridge a considerable gap between low-budget and blockbuster movies. With inflation, it’s hard to say what that gap is – but for the sake of clarity, we’re going to say ~$5-$50 million.

   Film Production Budget — Low to High Budget Films Explained

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   What makes a good mid-budget movie?

   • This leaves little room for the quieter, character-driven stories often found in mid-budget movies. While mid-budget movies face challenges within the traditional studio system, the independent film scene has emerged as a sanctuary for filmmakers seeking creative freedom and the opportunity to tell unique stories.

   The Death of the Mid-Budget Movie: Is It the End of an Era?

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9. consequence.net › 2016 › 09The Hidden Cost of Hollywood Franchises - Consequence

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   Sep 8, 2016 · Flavorwire’s Jason Bailey has spoken to the point of filmmakers abandoned by this version of the industry: “Back in the 1980s and 1990s … it was possible to finance — either independently or via the studio system — mid-budget films (anywhere from $5 million to $60 million) with an adult sensibility. But slowly, quietly, over roughly ...