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    b 
Students work individually to put the stages in order. 
 Answers
1  A screenwriter has an idea for a film, which is pitched to potential investors. 
2  A studio or a producer buys the rights to the film.
3  A producer, director, cast and camera/sound crew are hired to make the film.
4  The film is shot, and when completed is sent to the studio.
5  The studio signs a licensing agreement with a distribution company. 
6  The studio or producer decides the number of prints of the film to make. 
7  At screenings, the film is shown to potential buyers representing the cinema 
chains. 
8  The buyers make an agreement with the distribution company about which 
films they wish to lease and fix the terms of the lease agreement (i.e. % of the 
box office).
9  Copies are sent to the cinemas a few days before they start showing the film. 
 
10  When the film run ends, the film is returned to the distribution company, which 
pays the amount due.
    c