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PERIKLANAN DIGITAL IMAGINING PADA MEDIA CETAK DI INDONESIA Tumiar Berthalina Simatupang
Pro Film Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): Volume 2 Nomor 1 - Maret 2022
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Picture control has grown quickly on paper promoting. Dissimilar to the 80s to 90s, which actually utilizes manual creation methods, incorporate digitally embellish splash procedures, cutting collections, twofold openness photographs and others, work cycles of visual manipulationin the promoting business today, has turned into an advanced work design, known as computerized imaging. The present print media accompanies computerized imaging handling different components of letters, pictures or delineations, photos, shape highlights, furthermore shading styles that make an assortment of dynamic, inventive, and feels a dash of technology.This concentrate on shows that in general the structures and examples of work of this ability remember abilities for utilizing PC designs gadgets, visual capacities, and the capacity to make imaginative visual ideas as per the objectivity of a notice. This concentrate moreover observed that in the promoting business' extent of work, Making in crafted by representation with the digitization interaction makes certain guidelines on advanced imaging results, for example, picture quality that requires document the executives aptitude for pictures, must be of specific worry in the plan cycle, from the start of planning, advanced imaging processes and visual result.
Measuring the Impact of Changes in Production Incentives on the Competitiveness of the Film and Television Industries: A Post-Strike Case Study in the United States and Canada Tumiar Berthalina Simatupang
Pro Film Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): Volume 5 Nomor 1 - Maret 2025
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Particularly after significant strikes in Hollywood in 2023 and 2024, the film and television sectors are currently facing significant challenges. This paper aims to explore how variations in production incentives affect the competitiveness of the film and television sector in the US and Canada. Through a qualitative approach and literature analysis, the study revealed that more competitive incentive policies in Canada could attract more film investment than states in the United States with less appealing regulations. Additionally, the study illustrates how the strikes have impacted investment decisions across sectors and disrupted production, thereby creating uncertainty that hampers the growth of the film and television industries. This study advocates for policy changes to promote industry sustainability by emphasizing the importance of adaptive incentive strategies that respond to evolving global market dynamics. The findings should provide lawmakers and industry stakeholders with valuable insights and recommendations for enhancing competitiveness in the film and television sectors.