Hollywood Studio Producthoollywood Case Study

Hollywood Studio ProductHollywood Studio Productions have had a reputation to frustrate the efforts of the historians and other scholars, to document it with a collection of data, or archive the film production. According to Jan-Christopher Horak, the studios singlehandedly had been responsible for the uncooperativeness in making their material available to academician. ‘While treating their production records as secret matters of national security, on one hand, they have on the other rarely taken an interest in preserving their own history, often destroying or throwing out historical materials by the truckload’. One of the productions that is, Universal studios set up as an theme park and an archetype in Singapore poses as a preservation and
Archives contain primary source documents that have accumulated over the course of an individual or organization's lifetime, and are kept to show the function of that person or organization. It narrativizes the themes of the recent past, technology of the present and direction of our movement towards the future i.e., towards the augmented reality. It does through more and more realistic and life like depiction of the movie production, showcasing itself as a world on its own. The company it is based on is an immensely successful universal film manufacturing company which has had major role to play in contributing to our new age cinema and
‘While theme parks are commonly perceived as money-making entities providing entertainment to the masses, in USS, heritage has an equally important dimension of a commercial theme park's development, identity and profile. “As a heritage-rich environment, the USS is a tourism landscape shaped simultaneously by the forces of corporate heritage and local cultural considerations. ‘Glocalization’ – the interaction of global and local forces – offers a conceptual insight into understanding how themed environments are created and marketed as tourism destinations welcoming to all and yet distinctive to its community and locality i.e., of Singapore” – T.C. Chang, Associate Professor and Juvy Pang, National University of