Scott Hettrick Quotes (11 Quotes)

It's almost impossible to lose money on a movie anymore.

It sometimes costs 50 million to 100 million to market a major film in theaters, then you mount a 10 million or 20 million campaign for DVD. They could save tens of millions of dollars per movie.

There's no way to know based on that release how it stacks up against anything, which is I'm sure why they put it out the way they did and refuse to break out any numbers for DVD versus videogame, or U.S. Sales versus selected international territories, ... That leaves no possible way to create an apples-to-apples comparison.

They (people) suddenly have their interest piqued in Johnny Carson. Clearly, the first week is pretty strong. Then it drops off pretty quickly.

The prime motivator for studios to launch a next-generation high-def home-video format is to build pricing levels back up.

It probably almost for sure will top its U.S. box office. It'll probably be closer to 400 million by the time it's done. Even if retailers are discounting it as a way to bring in customers, Disney isn't discounting the wholesale price.

These DVDs will provide an enormous archive and resource for anyone who wants to be in this business to study Carson's craft, ... These will rank among the great classics.

Movie making is absolutely a global business right now, ... Studios want to make movies that play around the world.

Seinfeld' still hasn't come out at all on DVD. The final MASH (the best rated television show of all time) still isn't out. They've only gotten up to season four,

It's the same scenario when people replaced their vinyl with CDs -- people want the better version of their favorites.

Their biggest threat is glut of product, when suddenly parents and kids have too many animated film products available to them,