Movie Piracy

The theme of my paper is an illegal copy of a movie. By definition, piracy is an illegal copy of a movie for personal or commercial use. This is a new epidemic affecting the financial soundness of the film industry worldwide. It represents the necessary steps the film industry can take to prevent the occurrence of this illegal activity. If you were on the streets of New York City, you can easily find a merchant selling a copy of a pirated DVD of a newly released movie at half the price of a movie ticket.

More and more Internet users are involved in illegal copying of movies, no longer need to go to cinemas and video stores to create a network of users who do not need to watch movies. The piracy of movies has increased rapidly in the past few years, and you can easily find a box office simply by clicking a button. This creates a world where you can steal billions of dollars from filmmakers, as most people involved in copyright infringement do not think it is wrong. There is a result

Focuses on piracy of movies. By definition, piracy is an illegal copy of a movie for personal or commercial use. This is a new epidemic affecting the financial soundness of the film industry worldwide. What kind of measures can the film industry take to prevent this illegal act? If you were on the streets of New York City, you can easily find a dealer selling copies of pirated DVDs of their newly released movies at half the price of the movie.

In the PechaKucha speech, I chose the theme of movie piracy. Pirates look good in the movies, but illegal copying of movies actually hurt the movie industry. The income from pirated copies of the world's online TV and movies increased from $ 7 billion in 2010 to $ 37.4 billion in 2018 and 6 times (618, 795, 499 dollars) as "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" have become. When pirates withdraw funds from the film industry and all its surrounding industries, the quality of the movie may decline. This is the worst result for producers and consumers.