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El. knyga: Contracting Out Hollywood: Runaway Productions and Foreign Location Shooting

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This volume addresses the American trend of "runaway productions"--the practice of producing American films and television programs in foreign countries. Seven contributions from media scholars explain the phenomenon from historical, political, economic, and cultural perspectives. Sample topics include the impact of digital technology on the relationship between Bollywood and Hollywood and the lack of cultural references in the industrial television industry in Toronto. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Contracting Out Hollywood addresses the American trend of 'runaway productions'_the growing practice of producing American films and television programs on foreign shores. Greg Elmer and Mike Gasher have gathered a group of contributors who seek to explain the phenomenon from historical, political, economic, and cultural perspectives, using case studies, challenges to contemporary screen, media, and globalization theories, and analyses of changing government politics toward cultural industries.
Introduction: Catching Up to Runaway Productions 1(20)
Greg Elmer and Mike Gasher
Part I: Contemporary Televisual Production: Markets and Studios
1 Divide and Conquer: Regional Competition in a Concentrated Media Industry
21(20)
Susan Christopherson
2 The Policy Environment of the Contemporary Film Studio
41(28)
Ben Goldsmith and Tom O'Regan
Part II: Digital Displacement: Animating Post-Production
3 Offshore Pot o'Gold: The Political Economy of the Australian Film Industry
69(23)
Marcus Breen
4 Hollywood's Effects, Bollywood FX
92(25)
Nitin Govil
Part III: International Cities, Spaces, and Audiences
5 Projecting Placelessness: Industrial Television and the "Authentic" Canadian City
117(23)
Sarah Matheson
6 The Ice Storm: Ang Lee, Cosmopolitanism, and the Global Audience
140(17)
Stephanie Hemelryk Donald
7 World-Class Budgets and Big-Name Casts: The Miniseries and International Coproductions
157(20)
Barbara Selznick
Index 177(10)
About the Contributors 187
Greg Elmer is the Bell Globemedia Research Chair of the Rogers Communications Centre/School of Radio-TV Arts at Ryerson University, Toronto. Mike Gasher is associate professor in the Department of Journalism at Concordia University, Montreal.