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Purchase the sequel rights associated with films produced by one or more
major U.S. movie studios
a. Studio formed opinions about the movie and the likeliness that a sequel would
be possible once production started.
b. Arundel would then have to negotiate the price for sequel rights on each film
produced
c. Arundel knows much less than the production studio about the film.
d. Conclusion: the number of films and a price per film are agreed upon before
either Arundel or the studio knew which films would generate the option of a sequel.
Purchase all of the sequel rights for a studios entire production during a
specified period
NPV Approach
Using studios sequels discounted inflows and negative costs, and find the PV of
profits
Consider the investment on sequel rights as a call option, and use Black-Scholes
formula to find price for the option
Compound Interest =
1 = 12.36%
Major Studios
Average sequel
right based on
produced movie
share
Number of Movies
MCA UNIVERSAL
4.47
0.63
14
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
-4.67
-0.47
10
SONY PICTURES
ENTERTAINMENT
-7.66
-2.86
34
-4.83
-0.54
11
WARNER BROTHERS
-0.51
-0.10
19
6.08
0.68
11
99
0.63 = 4.47 * (14 / 99)
Call Price
C = S*N(
) K*
*N(
and
Major Studios
N(
MCA UNIVERSAL
4.47
22.3
0.7198
12.36%
1.69
85
2.418
3
0.0447
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
-4.67
24.7
0.8717
12.36%
N/A
N/A
N/A
SONY PICTURES
ENTERTAINMENT
-7.66
22.5
1.3155
12.36%
N/A
N/A
N/A
TWENTIETH CENTURY
FOX
-4.83
21.9
0.5894
12.36%
N/A
N/A
N/A
WARNER BROTHERS
-0.51
22.2
1.6303
12.36%
N/A
N/A
N/A
6.08
23.2
1.0975
12.36%
0.55
87
1.656
2
0.2882