Warner Bros. Pictures;
Paramount Pictures;
Columbia Pictures;
Universal Studios;
Walt Disney Studios;
A conglomerate company is a company which has rights over and owns other companies such as Walt Disney Studios owning Marvel Studios and Pixar.
The stages of production are:
DEVELOPMENT - Ideas for the film are created, rights for plays/books etc. are bought. The screenplay is written and financing is sought.
PRE-PRODUCTION - Preparations for the shoot are made, actors are hired as well as crew, locations are selected and sets are constructed.
PRODUCTION - The raw footage is recorded.
POST-PRODUCTION - The images, sound and visual effects are edited.
DISTRIBUTION - The finished film is distributed, marketed and screened in cinemas and/or to be sold on home video.
The BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) regulates films in the UK.
The main two companies that produced The Lego Movie are:
Warner Bros. Pictures;
Animal Logic;
The directors of The Lego Movie are Chris Miller and Phil Lord.
It costed $100 Million
Half of the film's cost was financed by Village Roadshow Pictures. The rest was covered by Warner Bros., with Rat-Pack Dune Entertainment providing a smaller share.
Warner Bros. Pictures distributed The Lego Movie worldwide and Roadshow Films distributed it in Australia.
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