Researching Creative Portfolios

 Marvel Studios

Website link: https://www.marvel.com/

  • Logo at the top middle
  • Showcases the latest additions to the Marvel franchise - Movies (Shang-Chi), TV Shows (What If...?) & Merchandise
  • Search bar in the top right
  • you can sign in or create an account
  • Videos on the latest trailers (Spiderman: No Way Home), ranking different characters, news, showcasing games and more
  • section dedicated to every Marvel character created - from the comics to the live action appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
  • Section to showcase comics - New releases, Best Selling comics and Comics that you can read for free
  • Section to showcase every movie from the Marvel Cinematic Universe from the last film planned to be released in the MCU's Phase 4 (Fantastic Four) to the very first film to  introduce the MCU (Iron Man)
  • Section showcase all Marvel TV Shows: Disney + series, Animated Shows on Disney XD and more
  • Section to showcase every Marvel game like, Spider-Man: Miles Morales to Games Marvel have collaborated with, like Lego and Fortnite
  • Section for the latest news related to the movies, TV Shows, comics and games

Universal Studios

Website Link: http://www.universalpictures.co.uk/

  • Logo at the top left
  • Recommends movies to watch at home
  • Showcases the latest releases
  • Reviews for the latest releases from different social media platforms
  • Trailers for new movies
  • Catalogue to search for movies either made or supported by Universal
  • Book Tickets to watch their latest movies in cinemas near you
  • Links to their social media (Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook)
  • Search bar in the top right

Pixar Animation Studios

Website Link: https://www.pixar.com/

  • Logo at the top left
  • Showcases its latest release (Luca)
  • the bottom of the main page shows the next movie in the works (Turning Red) and the next Disney + show to be released (Dug Days)
  • They give you the option to apply to work at the studios and gives you instructions on how to do it
  • Shows the technology they use to make their movies - Renderman
  • Gives you the option to purchase the Software used to create the animations seen in the movies
  • Showcases all Pixar movies from newest to oldest (Luca 2021 - Toy Story 1995)
  • Each film has a section which shows the development of character and world designs
  • at the bottom of the page in each section shows the credits of the film - everyone who worked on it and what they worked on
  • Links to social media (Twitter, Instagram and YouTube)
  • Extras section - talks about the history of Pixar and how they created their characters

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