Jungle Book 2016

Production:
-produced by Walt Disney Picture
-directed by Jon Favreau
-written by Justin Marks
-focused more on Kiplings original books, gave it a darker tone
-most of the films CGI
-Favreau wanted it to be a tribute
-it fades from hand drawn into CGI
-all animals and landscapes are created on computers by MPC
-the movie has a realistic look
-Disney was open to Favreau's new approach
-he took key parts of the book to keep nostalgia
-to attract new audience and keep it modern they used popular voice actors people know e.g Scarlette Johansson to plays 'Kaa' the snake
-for this movie they had a white voice actor for the arangatang to avoid racism
-the voices influenced the animation
-they went to India to take pictures of the forest and different settings to create a realistic landscape
-there was a much bigger team for this movie
-they used original music from 1967 movie
-used Disneys huge archive to take ideas
-original song writer Richard Sherman was used

Technology:

 Economics and funding:

Ownership, Distribution and Economics:

Regulation:
Profanity- None
Alcohol, drugs and smoking- mild, for example, when the camera shows Mowgli's village there are people holding drinks
Sex and nudity- none, however some people thought as Mowgli was only wearing a loincloth
Frightening & intense scenes- moderate, for example, when Shere Khan kills the wolf and Mowgli find out, it can be emotionally upsetting for the viewer
Violence & gore-

Maintaining Audiences:

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