Disney's purchase of Marvel is an example of horizontal integration, as Marvel Studios was making films that Disney could see were popular and owned the rights to many Marvel characters that Disney wanted to use in films.
Marvel Studios is a diversified company that operates in various media industries, including film, comic books, television, animation, music, and merchandising.
Black Widow is one of the most expensive films that Marvel has ever made, with a budget of around $400 million, including marketing and distribution costs.
The director of cinematography used three Sony Venice cameras in a multi-camera setup, aiming to capture action from all different angles without having to reshoot stunt sequences.
The production of the film took six months, with locations including Norway, Budapest, Morocco, Pinewood Studios, and several places within Atlanta, Georgia.
The director of cinematography used a variety of cameras, including Panavision Millennium DXL2 cameras, Phantom Flex 4K, Panavision Primo 70 Series lenses, and Red Helium cameras.
Scarlett Johansson, who had been cast in the role of Black Widow in several other Marvel movies, was a key player in the film, advocating for a female director.
The director of cinematography had a bus full of cameras and lights, allowing him to choose the cameras, lenses, and lights for each shot on a shot-by-shot basis.
Disney and marvel created their own original music for the film, and they even got an orchestra in to record all of the music and soundtrack for the film once production was finished.
Audiences particularly liked the chemistry between mason and romanov, so disney employed the entire cast and crew again to reshoot some more scenes of these two characters together.
There were several other familiar stars in the film such as rachel weiss, ray winstone, and william hurt, who may have drawn in global audiences due to their previous work.
The film "Black Widow" was originally announced at the 2019 San Diego Comic Con, a great event for super fans of pop culture like films and TV programs.
When the film was delayed, Disney was concerned that the marketing materials might feel stale and old, so they recreated the whole marketing campaign, creating new posters and trailers to try and make the film feel fresh.
The film "Black Widow" had partnerships with companies such as Mattel, BMW, Tick Tock, Amazon, and Youtube to promote the film and raise awareness of the character.