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  • John Landrø November 14 2005 EN-113 English Communication Key 26 The Pathé Film Company

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    1. In 1885, Charles Pathé created what became France's most successful film studio called Pathé. 2. By 1910, Pathé had expanded greatly with studios across Europe and established itself well in the UK. It hired out its studios and distributed its own films. 3. In 1914, the year before WWI, Pathé made 300 films but wartime shortages severely impacted production, reducing output to just 63 films by 1918. Pathé then focused on fewer but higher quality, longer films.

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    1. In 1885, Charles Pathé created what became France's most successful film studio called Pathé. 2. By 1910, Pathé had expanded greatly with studios across Europe and established itself well in the UK. It hired out its studios and distributed its own films. 3. In 1914, the year before WWI, Pathé made 300 films but wartime shortages severely impacted production, reducing output to just 63 films by 1918. Pathé then focused on fewer but higher quality, longer films.

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    John Landrø November 14 2005 EN-113 English Communication Key 26 The Pathé Film Company

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    1. In 1885, Charles Pathé created what became France's most successful film studio called Pathé. 2. By 1910, Pathé had expanded greatly with studios across Europe and established itself well in the UK. It hired out its studios and distributed its own films. 3. In 1914, the year before WWI, Pathé made 300 films but wartime shortages severely impacted production, reducing output to just 63 films by 1918. Pathé then focused on fewer but higher quality, longer films.

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    1 John Landr EN-113 English Communication e! 2" #he $ath% &ilm Com'an!

    In 1885, a Frenchman, Charles Path, created what later became Frances most successful film studio. By 1 !", the com#any had (0) e*'anded enormously and had studios in France, Britain, $ermany, Italy, %#ain and the &%'. (hat seems sur#risin) now that *ollywood dominates the film (1) +orld is that a French com#any (2) established itself so well in the &%'. Path was one of the main film com#anies there at that (3) time hirin) out its studios to other film+ma,in) com#anies (4) as +ell as distributin) its own films. *owe-er, (5) i, Path was bi) in the &%', it was a )iant in .uro#e. In 1 1/, the year before the First (ar (") bro-e out, Path made no fewer than three hundred films. But the war affected the com#any (.) badl!. %horta)es of staff and e0ui#ment led to bi) (/) cuts in #roduction, and by 1 18 out#ut had (0) ,allen to si1ty+three films. From then on, Path (10) concentrated on ma,in) fewer films of (11) greater len)th and better 0uality. Path was the first com#any to #ut out re)ular new films, which it started doin) in 1 !/. .ach film lasted fifteen minutes and (12) consisted of si1 news items. From (13) earl! on, Paths news de#artment had branches all o-er .uro#e and later all o-er the world. By the 1 "!s, 23 news had com#letely (14) ta-en over the role of cinema news films and so the com#any sto##ed ma,in) them. 2oday, Path is chiefly (15) involved in 23, cinema and new -ideo technolo)y. November 14 2005

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