SIlent Film Industry in Hollywood

Hollywood; when people hear about Hollywood, they are usually in Lee Hill, Los Angeles, California, forgetting to mention huge Hollywood signs, celebrities, fame, money, and finally important things. Hollywood's movie industry earned about $ 30 billion to $ 3.5 billion in the US alone, earning $ 9 billion to $ 100 billion worldwide (McCandless and Quick). The Hollywood movie industry has become one of the most successful industries in the United States.

As early as the 1950s, Indian film industry was influenced by Hollywood. In fact, their film industry name "Bollywood" is plagiarism of Hollywood. The history of the first Indian movie dates back to the 1913 silent movie Raja Harischandra. At the time, Bollywood movies were seen by audiences to avoid family problems, but there were not so many movies to solve social problems, most of them were romantic musicals and melodramas. In the 1950s, the theme of the story in the movie changed. Inspired by Hollywood, they began making movies that expressed social themes related to the Indian working class city life. Western trends such as rock'n'roll and dance are beginning to influence the popularity of Indian movies and the traditional costumes and dances expressing our culture have been replaced by the sex and charm of Hollywood.

In the early 1920s, this movie was quiet and colorless. A major breakthrough in technology has marked the "Golden Age of Hollywood" and finished the era of silent movies that itself ended popular dance and dance theaters. As the studio system became the main business model of movie production, box office revenues jumped to new heights. The first full-color feature, Ocean Charges, was released when Warner Bros. (later abbreviated as Warner Bros.) was released in 1922. In 1927, Warner Brothers followed the movie milestone in the form of "Jazz Singer", the first sound function including a limited sequence of conversations. This edition can be called the so-called "Hollywood Golden Age".