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'''Movie budget''' is the ammount of money [[budget|budgeted]] in a filmed, which can be as high as the millions or as low as hundreds. Typically [[Hollywood]] movies have higher budgets and [[independant]] films have lower budgets. Budgets are gained back through [[gross]] sales, usually movies that have higher gross sales than their budget are successul because they are gaining back money put into the movie. |
'''Movie budget''' is the ammount of money [[budget|budgeted]] in a filmed, which can be as high as the millions or as low as hundreds. Typically [[Hollywood]] movies have higher budgets and [[independant]] films have lower budgets. Budgets are gained back through [[gross]] sales, usually movies that have higher gross sales than their budget are successul because they are gaining back money put into the movie. |
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==See Also== |
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*[[List of highest-grossing films]] |
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*[[List of most expensive films]] |
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*[[List of least expensive films]] |
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Revision as of 21:58, 9 January 2007
Movie budget is the ammount of money budgeted in a filmed, which can be as high as the millions or as low as hundreds. Typically Hollywood movies have higher budgets and independant films have lower budgets. Budgets are gained back through gross sales, usually movies that have higher gross sales than their budget are successul because they are gaining back money put into the movie.