Dummy PBLL for Film Business
Task
English for Spesific Purpose
Arrenged
By:
|
Nama Mahasiswa |
NIM |
Prodi |
|
Baginda Guskamarta |
19030025 |
Publishing |
|
Andi Ahmad Raihan |
20310013 |
Photography |
|
Dionanda Briliantomo |
20310034 |
Photography |
|
Christin Yolinda Ruku |
20320030 |
Broadcast |
Courses
:
English
for Spesific Purpose
Dosen
Pengajar :
Zalzulifa,
M.pd.
Politeknik Negeri Media Kreatif
Jakarta
2020
Foreword
Thank
you to Allah SWT, who has provided pleasure, so that you can complete this
final project on time.I also thank Zalzulifa, M pd. Who has given the task of
making a company proposal.Every human being lives not only alone, support from
friends comes in various forms. Therefore, I would like to thank those of you
who have given encouragement to help complete this task.
Alhamdulillah
all praise be to ALLAH SWT for giving me the favors of faith, Islamic
blessings, and healthy favors, so that I have the opportunity to continue
learning and complete this paper. I will never forget to give prayers and
greetings to the Prophet Muhammad, along with his friends, family and followers
who always obey and follow his teachings until the end of time.
I
made this paper assignment to fulfill the Intercultural Communication task. I
compiled this paper maximally and received assistance from various parties so
as to facilitate the production of this paper. For that we would like to
express our gratitude to all those who have contributed to this paper.
Jakarta,
September 2020
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
STATEMENT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF IMPLEMENTATION
PROPOSAL PBLL FOR FILM BUSINESS
POLITEKNIK NEGERI MEDIA KREATIF JAKARTA JAKARTA SELATAN
APPROVAL OF THE PBLL PROPOSAL FOR FILM BUSSINESS
D. Relationships with Customers
CHAPTER
I
1. Company name: PT.Film Indonesia
2. Vision:
• make people like Indonesian films compared to
foreign films
• make people aware of Indonesia's cultural
diversity
3. Mission:
• Show films about Indonesian culture
• Showcasing the best actors in Indonesia in order
to produce quality films
• Producing high moral films
4.Background:
Indonesia, which is known as one of the countries
with the largest area, certainly has a very large number of citizens.
Currently, there are 264 million Indonesian citizens. This of course provides
enormous potential in the human resources sector which can have a massive
effect on various industries in Indonesia. One of them is the film industry.
However, from the many
successes of Indonesian films last year, it turns out that there are many
Indonesian films that are still of far quality and demand compared to foreign
films and also the lack of capital to make films can be a factor in the lack of
creativity of filmmakers. If no one facilitates it, the film may end up being
something unattractive to watch due to its mediocre and "market"
quality of the story.
Nowadays Indonesian people
prefer films from abroad compared to films made by their own children, besides
that there are several factors that make foreign films more popular than
Indonesian films, therefore our company produces quality Indonesian films to
compete with foreign films
5. Company objectives:
• To raise the name of Indonesian films in order to have better quality
• Encouraging Indonesian films to compete with foreign films
• Introducing the diversity of Indonesian cultures
6. Services: producing films
CHAPTER II
STATEMENT
OF THE CHAIRMAN OF IMPLEMENTATION
The undersigned below :
Name: Baginda Guskamarta
Nim: 19030025
Study Program: Publishing
Major: Publishing
Hereby declare
that the PBLL Film for Business proposal belongs to our group with the title
"PT.Film Indonesia" which is proposed for the 2020 fiscal year is the
original of our business and has never been financed by any other institution
or funding source.
If in the future
there is a discrepancy, with this statement, we are willing to be prosecuted
and processed in accordance with the applicable provisions.
Jakarta, September 2020
PROPOSAL
PBLL FOR FILM
BUSINESS
“PT.FILM INDONESIA”
BUSINESS FIELDS:
FILM
Arrenged By:
|
Baginda
Guskamarta |
19030025 / 2020 |
|
Andi Ahmad
Raihan |
20310013 / 2020 |
|
Dionanda Briliantomo |
20310034 / 2020 |
|
Christin
Yolinda Ruku |
20320030 / 2020 |
POLITEKNIK NEGERI MEDIA KREATIF
JAKARTA JAKARTA SELATAN
2020
CHAPTER
III
APPROVAL OF THE PBLL PROPOSAL FOR FILM
BUSSINESS
1.
Business Name: PT.Film Indonesia
2.
Line of business: Film
3.
Chief Executive
a.
Full name: Baginda Guskamarta
b.
NIM: 19030025
c.
Department / Prodi: Publishing Study Program
d.
Home address: Jl. Pancoran Mas Welfare Rawadenok, Depok City
e.
Mobile No: 089678103708
f.
Email: gandadepa21081968@gmail.com
4.
Members
•
Andi Ahmad Raihan
•
Dionanda Briliantomo
•
Christin Yolinda Ruku
5.
Companion Lecturer
a.
Full name and title: Zalzulifa, M.pd
b.
Phone number : 081288304800
A. Noble Purpose
1.
Having a high level of concern for appreciating films by the nation's children,
mutual respect, having enthusiasm, increasing public awareness of watching
Indonesian films compared to foreign films, and a portion of the income of
around 40% will be donated to film schools in Indonesia.
The company we want to make is about film,
because nowadays many people prefer foreign films to Indonesian films
themselves. Even though actors and actresses in Indonesia are no less good than
foreign actors and actresses.
B. Target Customers
1.
Our target customers are all Indonesian people from children to the elderly.
2.
where our company will be established in the Senayan area, Jakarta because it
is located in the city center so that you can easily get the latest film
technology tools. And hopefully we can compete with foreign films.
3.
Difficulties experienced by film fans are usually found in the content of
Indonesian films, which are of less quality compared to foreign films.
4.
For service, we will provide the best and professional service. We will provide
quality films for the people of Indonesia.
5.
We hope this company can develop and produce quality films that are liked by
the public at large and abroad.
C. Company Information
1.
Company Description
PT.
Indonesian films provide quality films that can be watched by all ages. PT.film
Indonesia not only produces films with the themes of love, action, horror and
drama, but PT. Indonesian films also feature film films about Indonesia's
wealth ranging from culture, ethnicity, to culinary. So that all Indonesian
people will know about Indonesia's wealth.
2.
Product Logo Philosophy
The
product logo we use is a cat's paw, or is known as “Paw”. Paw has functions as
a communication system, environmental sensors, hunting and grooming “tools”, as
well as a shock absorber as well as helping to regulate the body's body.
Why
do we use cat paws to be our product logo is because, we want to have the same
function as cat paws, which is as a communication system between customers and
the cat lovers community. We also want to help a traveling cat that is
struggling to find decent food.
D. Relationships with Customers
1.
Our way of promoting products is by creating brochures that are distributed to
people and also spread through social media / online. Besides that, we will
also make an interesting short film and then share it on social media.
2.
In order for the Indonesian people to be interested in the films we offer, we
will play Indonesian actors who are much loved by the public. Not only that, we
will also promote it through television and radio.
3.
We will treat the actors well so that they are comfortable working at PT Film
Indonesia. If you have a complaint, you can go directly to our company or call
the number listed on our website.
E. Resources
1.
The Expertise of Each Member
a.
Manager and Team Coordinator: Andi Ahmad Raihan
b.
Secretary: Christin Yolanda Ruku
c.
Treasurer: DionandaBriliantomo
d.
Marketing: Oktavio Putra Yuza
e.
Procurement of goods: Ahmad Rabbani
f.
Marketing: Edgar Sasongko
2.
Responsibilities of Each Member
•
Andi Ahmad Raihan: Arranging and making film concepts
•
Christin Yolanda Raka: Taking care of administration
•
DeonandaBriliantomo: Manage finances.
•
Ahmad Rabbani: Creating advertisements to promote the company
•
Edgar Sasongko: Looking for a film player
•
Oktavio Putra Yuza: Purchased film equipment
3.
Film equipment
•
Camera
•
Lens
•
Audio
•
Filters
•
Tripod
•
Rig
•
Lighting
•
Dreadlocks
•
Laptop
•
Editing software
Company
goods
•
Office desk
•
Office chair
•
Computer
•
Office stationery
•
Drawers / Cupboards
4.
Business Partners
In
the implementation of our company, we work with TV stations to show the results
of films that have been made by our company. And also working with radio to
promote our latest films.
F. Financial aspects
1. Investments
As a calculation of our initial capital the costs required are as follows.
|
Initial Invesment |
Price |
|
Film Equimpent Capital |
Rp 150.700.000 |
|
Capital office goods |
Rp. 40.970.000 |
|
Company workforce |
Rp 30.000.000 |
|
|
|
|
TOTAL |
Rp 221.670.000 |
1. Fixed
cost
Fixed
Cost
|
No |
Film equipment |
Variabel cost |
Amount |
Total |
|
1. |
Camera |
Rp. 5.500.000 |
5 |
Rp. 27.500.000 |
|
2. |
Lens |
Rp. 1.700.000 |
5 |
Rp. 8.500.000 |
|
3. |
Audio |
Rp. 380.000 |
10 |
Rp. 3.800.000 |
|
4. |
Tripod |
Rp. 1.800.000 |
5 |
Rp. 9.000.000 |
|
5. |
Rig |
Rp. 1.800.000 |
5 |
Rp. 9.000.000 |
|
6. |
Lighting |
Rp. 200.000 |
7 |
Rp. 1.400.000 |
|
7. |
Gimbal |
Rp. 2.000.000 |
3 |
Rp. 6.000.000 |
|
8. |
Laptop |
Rp. 8.500.000 |
10 |
Rp. 85.000.000 |
|
9. |
Camera filter |
Rp. 100.000 |
5 |
Rp. 500.000 |
|
10. |
Office desk |
Rp. 1.300.000 |
15 |
Rp. 15.500.000 |
|
11. |
Office chair |
Rp. 500.000 |
15 |
Rp. 7.500.000 |
|
12. |
Computer |
Rp. 1.500.000 |
1 |
Rp. 1.500.000 |
|
13. |
Office stationary |
Rp. 90.000 |
3 |
Rp. 2.700.000 |
|
14. |
AC |
Rp. 2.500.000 |
2 |
Rp. 5.000.000 |
|
15. |
Drawer |
Rp. 1.800.000 |
4 |
Rp. 7.200.000 |
|
|
Total |
Rp.221.670.000 |
||
CHAPTER IV
Facts About Indonesian Films
Since
its inception, Indonesian films have had various ups and downs. Competition
with the television industry and being used as a tool for political propaganda,
made Indonesian films unable to become masters in their own country at certain
times.
1. The first cinema appeared on December 5,
1900 Long before Indonesia's independence, cinemas had appeared in the area at
that time called Batavia. The cinema was founded on December 5, 1900. Don't
imagine that the cinema is the fine building it is today. The film, at that
time called Gambar Idoep, was shown in a house owned by a Dutch businessman.
Three years after that, a new permanent cinema was built, which was named The
Royal Bioscope. The location is also still in the entrepreneur's house.
2. Loetoeng Kasaroeng, The First Film Produced in Indonesia The film titled Loetoeng Kasaroeng, directed by two Dutchmen, namely G. Kruger and L Heuveldorp, is the first film produced in Indonesia. Previously, films screened in theaters were imported from abroad. Loetoeng Kasaroeng was first released on December 31, 1926. The main character is a monkey based on a popular story among the Sundanese people.
3.
The first sound film was made in 1931
The first sound film in Indonesia was made in 1831 entitled Boenga Roos dari Tjikembang. This film, which tells the story of the complicated relationship between two generations of ethnic Chinese in the Dutch East Indies, was directed, produced and filmed by The Teng Chun.
Photo 2.3 Boenga Roos dari
TjikembangThe film was adapted
from a novel of the same title from 1927. Although the results were less than
encouraging, Tjikembang's Boenga Roos became an important milestone for the
production of sound films in the following years.
4.
Films Turned into Political Propaganda
When
Japan colonized the Dutch East Indies around 1942, films were used as a tool
for political propaganda. Only films that contain Japanese propaganda and films
that have been produced are allowed to be shown.
As
a result, the film industry at that time was very sluggish and no new works
emerged.
5.
Blood & Prayers, the First Indonesian Local Feature Film
The
shooting of the first day of the film Blood & Prayer or Long March of
Siliwangi on March 30, 1950 was designated as National Film Day. This is
because the film directed by Umar Ismail is the first local film with
Indonesian characteristics.
6.
The Golden Age of the 1980s
In
the 1980's, Indonesian children's films were hosted in their own house. For
example, the film Notes Si Boy and a series of stars such as Onky Alexander,
Meriam Bellina and Lydia Kandou which are still famous today.
Unfortunately,
however, the Indonesian film industry was sluggish in the 1990s. At this time,
adult-themed films dominate more so that they are less desirable.
As
a result, the onslaught of Hollywood and Hong Kong films cannot be avoided.
Photo 3.6 Catatan Si Boy
The Movie
7.
1998 Back Rise
In
1998, Indonesian films seemed to have found their resurrection point again. Starting from Love
in a Piece of Bread by Garin Nugroho and Sherina's Adventure by Mira Lesmana,
again to stimulate the Indonesian film industry.
What's
Up with Love? (AADC) which tells the love story of Cinta and Rangga, has also
succeeded in stealing the attention of the Indonesian people.
Photo 4.7 Sherina Adventure
Photo 5.7 Ada Apa Dengan Cinta (AADC)
CHAPTER V
·
How is the Current Development of the
Indonesian Film Industry?
Indonesia,
which is known as one of the countries with the largest area, certainly has a
very large number of citizens. Currently, there are 264 million Indonesian
citizens. This of course provides enormous potential in the human resources
sector which can have a massive effect on various industries in Indonesia. One
of them is the film industry.
The
Indonesian film industry had experienced ups and downs, and even experienced
its lowest point in the 1990s. Fortunately, entering the year 2000, the
progress of Indonesian cinema began to slowly climb. The Adventure of Sherina, Adventure,
and What's with Love? into three films that create hopes from Indonesian films
for the years to come. And things have started to improve since then.
From
romance drama films, horror films, to action films that are seriously worked
on, Indonesian cinema is increasingly strong among local audiences. Even these
films can compete on the international stage to prove that Indonesian
filmmakers can make quality films.
·
How is the development of the Indonesian
film industry today?
When
the Indonesian film industry continues to climb to the top of its glory, this
means that the response from the Indonesian people is very good. This is
evident from Indonesian films that are able to dominate theaters in every city
in Indonesia.
Increasingly,
Indonesian films are increasingly showing their sharpness. It can be seen from
films such as Pengabdi Setan, Dilan 1990, to its sequel Dilan 1991, which
successfully controlled the cinema, even displacing foreign films that were
released at the same time.
When
this positive record is maintained it is a good sign. The Indonesian film
industry continues to grow, young filmmakers are starting to appear, and the
audience is satisfied with the works they watch.
Indonesia
does have a long history in the mystical world, and that has also been carried
over to the world of film. Indonesia has a line up of horror films that
continue to grow every year. There's nothing wrong with that, but there was a
phase where too many horror films were produced, but not with great quality.
Fortunately,
many filmmakers have started making films outside the horror genre. And it
proved their films were successful too. The Raid, The Raid 2, and Laskar
Pelangi are clear evidence of the greatness of Indonesian films outside the
horror genre.
Every
month, the latest Indonesian films always appear in theaters. And it has one
more positive effect, namely the emergence of many talented actresses and
actors. They don't just “pass by” in one film and then disappear as if they
were swallowed up by the earth.
They
managed to continue to pay attention to their performance in every film they
starred in, it became even greater. Call it Tara Basro and Chelsea Islan. These
two actresses never stop giving the best presentations to the audience. After going through dark times that have
ever been experienced, the movement of the Indonesian film industry is
difficult to stop. And that is a very good thing.
·
how is the situation of film in
Indonesia?
The
Indonesian film industry in the last ten years has begun to revive, marked by
the presence of new films. Previously, Indonesian films did not get a place in
the hearts of the audience, being crushed by Hollywood films that entered
Indonesia.
Many
Indonesian artists / artists are talented, but they are too eager to get a
quick profit, so many TV shows in Indonesia, only adapt from TV shows from
other countries, such as America, England or Korea.
From
what I have observed, the production costs of TV series are quite low, so that
the same actor is seen in almost every other TV show and many TV shows have the
same guest stars.
On
the other hand there are a few exceptions, there are some very good TV shows
that are very unconventional. For example, Miko's Sunday Night. The series is a
series on Youtube that became quite popular when it was broadcast on TV. Of all
the TV shows I watched in Indonesia, this TV series is one of the best TV
series in general. In fact, the series has been made a big screen film and has
become one of the best Indonesian films.
Low
production costs are likely to also affect the Indonesian film industry.
However, it cannot be denied that even though the production costs are not
always high, there are some of the best Indonesian films to watch such as
Laskar Pelangi 1 & 2, comedy films starring Raditya Dika, namely the film
Marmut Merah Jambu, Manusia Half Salmon and several other titles. There are
also romantic films like Paper Boat that are worth watching. And there are also
quite good Indonesian action films, namely The Raid and Merantau
·
Does a film that the audience is
interested in depends on the director or the cast?
Actually,
a film that is in demand cannot only depend on the director or the players. A film can be in demand by many people because
of the work of a good film production team.
The
roles of scriptwriters, directors, artistic layouts, cameramen and actors have
the same effect on the results of film production.
·
how to make a short film using a device
or cellphone with good results?
-
Picture framing
-
Additional accessories such as rigs, tripods, lighting and microphones
To
make a good artistic layout, no 'wow' artistic layout is needed.
It
is enough to adjust the film's theme and multiply the references for making
films on Youtube.
CHAPTER VI
Closing
The conclusion is that
our company can produce quality films that are acceptable to all Indonesians.
Making films that are useful, quality and liked by many people.
§ Making films
that are useful for the nation and state
§ Making film
production faster and of higher quality
§ Select and
determine the film to be suitable for all ages.
Thus
we made this company proposal. Hopefully this proposal can be accepted and can
be useful for all of us. Do not forget to thank God Almighty because for all
His Mercy and Hidayah we were able to complete our company proposal. And do not
forget to also thank all those who have helped in making this proposal.
We
expect all suggestions and constructive criticism from all parties, because we
realize that our proposal is still far from perfect. Hopefully these
suggestions and criticisms can be a reference or lesson for all of us to be
even better tomorrow. Thank you for all your time and attention.
References
1. https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loetoeng_Kasaroeng
2. https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boenga_Roos_dari_Tjikembang_(novel)
3. https://nike.rasyid.net/2011/09/review-buku-catatan-si-boy.html
4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petualangan_Sherina
5. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Apa_dengan_Cinta%3F
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