The United States is the largest distributor of films in the
world. Thanks to Hollywood - the dream factory, the states produce the
largest number of feature films, science and documentaries in the
world. It is in the states that a film career can be made for Rocky,
Terminator or the real Brad Pitt. Unfortunately, getting to the world's
top filmmakers is very difficult. After all, you can try - there were
Polish actors who tried to reach some peaks, high places on foreign stages, but
the vast majority ended in fiasco. In states, fortunately, apart from
Hollywood, there are still many film studios that deal with the production of
various types of films, series and radio and television recordings.
The media in the states developed so quickly and dynamically
mainly thanks to very good equipment and amazing special effects, which were
created thanks to modern video-visual equipment.
Every film that was released in the states appeared on the
international film arena and was often long awaited. Hollywood as the main
producer of films had, of course, its share in the whole cinema, among others
because it became the capital of this field of culture.
About STX films in
the Hollywood
A STX film is basically set up by the Bob Simonds in Variety. All
of its movies and show are liked by the audience. Their films are source of complete
entertainment
STX films signed a marketing and distribution agreement for
three years with Europa Film Films USA of Luc Besson to launch its next list of
films.
The Foreigner starring Jackie Chan; Secret in
Their Eyes starring Nicole Kidman and Julia Roberts; The child; and Free
State of Jones stars Matthew Mcconaughey. STX films have
announced The Happy time Murders Starring Melissa McCarthy. In 2017,
STX films announced a partnership with the Uglydoll brand, a line of characters
created by David Horvath. The movie UglyDolls will be produced
by Robert Rodriguez, director of the Spy Kids movie franchise, and
will feature Pitbull's voice. In 2018, Hasbro was named master licensee of
toys for the franchise.
In 2014, the first project of the television division was
the 13 episode series State of Affairs , starring Katherine
Heigl. And Alfre Woodard, which was sold to NBC. In 2015,
STXtelevision produced the NBC pilot Problem Child, based on the 1990 film
of the same name. In April 2016, the Chinese variety show of STX television Number
One Surprise premiered on Hunan TV and became the # 1 show in China with
more than one billion total visits. In May 2017, STX television announced
that it had acquired the first television project from Kevin Kwan, author
of Crazy Rich Asians. In November 2017, STX television
announced Valley of the Boom, a docudrama on the 1990 technology boom of
show runner and director Matthew Carnahan and executive producer Arianna
Huffington, which will air on NatGeo. Fox and STX television announced
that they are developing an unscripted series based on STX films' Bad
Moms.
