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No it can't save the producers. It's basically saying "I'm ignorant, don't sue me" It doesn't do any good whatsoever, but the lawyers like to have it there all the same.
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From How Film Composers Work:
The film music composer:
Meets with the director and movie producers, when the film has been shot and is being edited, to discuss music needs for the film.
Takes part in a spotting session, in which the film composer, director and others watch the movie and decide where each segment of music should start and stop ...
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As a filmmaker, I can provide some insight into this, however there are always going to be exceptions to the rule.
In general, a film is scored after editing—a notable exception to this would be the specific use of a particular piece of established music, in which case the editor may well be asked to edit to the beats of that music.
For a scored ...
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In The Social Network, Armie Hammer plays both of the Winklevoss twins utilising a method that allowed the on screen presence to be recorded with a body double (Josh Pence) with Armie's face subsequently digitally replaced over the top for scenes with both twins present.
Here is a video detailing the process a little bit.
Director David Fincher further ...
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According to an article from TV Guide, the four quadrants are split according to male or female and old or young. From another site about audience demographics, it appears the the old-young split is made at age 25.
Edit: Here's an image I found on a site for independent filmmakers:
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As we already know that 'The Social Network' was based on a book called 'The Accidental Billionaires' by Ben Mezrich. Now if you check the wikipedia entry it tells us something about the production.
Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin said, "What attracted me to [the film
project] had nothing to do with Facebook. The invention itself is as
modern as it gets, ...
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In some ways, asking "what's the reason for this" might be a non-starter of a question, because the ultimate reason for why any movie is made is that a producer thinks it's a good idea. And certainly, the fact that Facebook was made open to everyone late in 2006 makes it seem like the time frame is pretty compressed to get the movie out, but it's important ...
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