国有和民营电影制片企业生产网络差异

he film industry operates on a project-oriented production network model. Production companies occupy the core of the network\'s operations. Chinese film production companies can be divided into two types according to ownership: state-owned and private enterprises. The two played different roles in different periods of the development of the Chinese film industry and formed their own production networks. This paper uses social network analysis to explore the structural differences around the production networks (referred to as state-owned networks and private networks) formed by state-owned and private film producers.Research shows that: First, from the analysis of node attributes, private network space is more open, and state-owned networks have typical organizational proximity.(1)Private network China\'s foreign film companies have twice as many nodes as state-owned networks; (2)state-owned networks have twice as many enterprises and institutions as private networks; (3)state-owned film companies are mostly integrated enterprises, and private film companies are more meticulous. Second, from the analysis of network topology, enterprises in private networks are more frequently connected and power distribution is more uneven.(1)China Film Group Corporation is located in two network centers. State-owned networks in China are more in the center of power, while private enterprises in private networks are more central;(2)privately produced films pay more attention to promotion, so in addition to producers in private networks Propaganda companies also have higher rankings.