The movie industry is among the most rewarding entertainment industries worldwide, so it's worth understanding some information on its history.

Naturally, the Second World War triggered massive changes in the movie industry. There were a lot of more stories to speak about and spread awareness on. Along with this, the improvement and innovation of the technology utilized for motion pictures enhanced drastically, which may be because of the increase of innovation during the war. Usually, war advances innovation because of the requirement for weapons and detergents and as you come into peacetime there are often numerous resources left over that can go into research of new technology. This was the case for the movie industry, as camera technology enhanced lots of the wars, as they were required for things like security. As well as this, the recovering wartime economy triggered a huge boom in the production worths of motion pictures, which suggested much better image quality, much better quality of stars and the storytelling. This period of cinema was known as the golden age of Hollywood and is commonly referred to by directors and producers like David Heyman. As well as Hollywood becoming much more popular in this duration, Bollywood likewise acquired a lot of popularity throughout the world, specifically in Asia. The golden era was not only about films, but also saw the introduction of television programmes and documentaries. This did trigger some competition in between movies and television as they had to fight for the audience. Tv was something that was brand-new, and therefore it interested many people. Fortunately cinema remained dominant for many years, perhaps due to the boost in smash hit hits coming out through the years.

The era of movies started with film creators exploring enormously to try and determine different methods to explore the medium and discover various methods of informing stories and entertaining individuals. The very first era of cinema is called the pioneer age, it lasted for around 15 years (from 1895-1910). It is a typical misunderstanding that the silent period was the first stage of film making, but the pioneer period led the way for the stars and directors of the modern day. The pioneer period of cinema was produced by individuals who had no experience making films and had no previous films to base their work on. Normally, the movies of the pioneer era were not your paradigm of motion pictures that you watch today, they were in some cases simply moving images with no story. It was not till the silent movie era that storytelling became a genuine part of movies. Obviously it was not like the narrative we see today; they would use sign posts and body movement to try and tell people what was occurring and how the characters are feeling. In the world today people still recall hearing about the well-known names of the quiet era and how it prospered in Europe and America in the roaring twenties! The impact of the silent motion pictures can be seen all across the world today, with producers like Fadhel Jaziri still referencing the era today in his motion pictures and tv programs.

The millennium saw a substantial shift in the popular genres of films, in today's world the kind of movies that dominate the cinema and the blockbuster charts are superhero motion pictures or fantasy films. There are numerous factors for this, perhaps the most significant one is the fact that they consist of universe building. Universe building is producing a series of movies that are based around one single universe. There can be several motion pictures that are a part of the exact same universe and each motion picture is very important to the whole plot. In addition to this, it is difficult to disregard the impact of CGI and the brand-new innovation that has revolutionised the movie industry. CGI makes anything you imagine have the capability to come to life on cinema and television screens all around the world. The improved technology has actually caused a big influx of revenue in the movie market, in 2012 the worldwide box office handled to make $34.7 billion, 1/3 of which was raised by motion pictures produced by American directors and film companies. Producers like Mohammad Hans Dastmaltchi would likely agree that the modern-day age of cinema is possibly the most successful era of Hollywood ever, monetarily. Of course it is difficult to compare periods of Hollywood, however this does not stop the argument of many movie fanatics who claim that the modern-day age of Hollywood is one of the worst in the history of cinema.