Portfolio Task-1

     The graph shows both the Australian and British cinema markets in 2000 by origin, and the line graph shows cinema attendance in Britain and Australia from 1980 to 2000.

     Most films shown in Britain and Australia come from the US. US films account for 77% of Britain cinema, and in the Australian cinema US films account for 68%. British films shown in Britain account for 21%, while in Australia account for 5%. The lowest films shown in Australia come from Britain, while British cinema did not show any Australian films in its cinemas. The Australian film shown in Australia account for nearly 11% of the films. In addition, films comes from other countries in British cinema account for 2%and in Australian cinema account for 15%. More people go to the cinema in Britain than in Australia. There was a dramatic drop in cinema attendance between 1980 and 1982 from 100 million to 50 million in Britain, and then cinema attendance fluctuated between 1982 to 1994, after that it leveled out to 2000. The number of cinema attendance in Australia dropped dramatically from 40 million to 20 million between 1980 to 1982, then the number increased slowly to 90 million in 2000.

     Overall, US films is the most popular in both countries, and as the time goes on the number of people go to the cinema increased in both countries.