Minecraft Timeline
17th may 2009 – First release of the game
21st may 2009 – Accounts can now be registered
24th may 2009 - Official Minecraft forum is opened
8th June 2009 - Multiplayer released
20th October 2009 – Beginning of survival test
29th January 2010 – Introduction of the crafting system.
17th June 2010 – Minecraft passes 20,000 sales
22nd July 2010 – First over internet test of survival mode multiplayer
16th October 2010 – Mojang is founded
22nd December 2010 – Minecraft beta version is created
12th Jan 2011 – Minecraft reaches a million sales
1st July 2011 – Minecraft passes 10 million registered users
16th August 2011 – Minecraft pocket edition released for Xperia play only
17th November 2011 – Pocket edition released on IOS
9th May 2012 – Released on Xbox 360
25th October 2013 – Java update 1.7.2 released ‘the update that changed the world.’
13th December 2013 – Minecraft for Java surpasses 13 million sales.
4th September 2014 – PlayStation 4 edition released.
5th September 2014 – Minecraft Xbox 1 edition released.
10th December 2014 – Pocket edition released for Windows phone
30th June 2015 – Minecraft for Java Surpasses 20 million sales.
13th October 2015 – Minecraft Story mode released.
17th December 2015 – Minecraft Wii U edition released
2nd June 2016 – Minecraft sold over 100 million times over all platforms, makes a 2nd bestselling game.
27th June 2016 – Minecraft announces the release of Minecraft the movie for May 24th, 2019
1st November 2016 – Minecraft education edition released
19th December 2016 – Minecraft pocket edition released on Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV.
May 11th, 2017 – Minecraft Nintendo Switch edition released
13th September 2017 – Minecraft released on Nintendo 3DS
December 2017 – Minecraft hits 74 million active players and 144 million total sales
21st may 2009 – Accounts can now be registered
24th may 2009 - Official Minecraft forum is opened
8th June 2009 - Multiplayer released
20th October 2009 – Beginning of survival test
29th January 2010 – Introduction of the crafting system.
17th June 2010 – Minecraft passes 20,000 sales
22nd July 2010 – First over internet test of survival mode multiplayer
16th October 2010 – Mojang is founded
22nd December 2010 – Minecraft beta version is created
12th Jan 2011 – Minecraft reaches a million sales
1st July 2011 – Minecraft passes 10 million registered users
16th August 2011 – Minecraft pocket edition released for Xperia play only
17th November 2011 – Pocket edition released on IOS
9th May 2012 – Released on Xbox 360
25th October 2013 – Java update 1.7.2 released ‘the update that changed the world.’
13th December 2013 – Minecraft for Java surpasses 13 million sales.
4th September 2014 – PlayStation 4 edition released.
5th September 2014 – Minecraft Xbox 1 edition released.
10th December 2014 – Pocket edition released for Windows phone
30th June 2015 – Minecraft for Java Surpasses 20 million sales.
13th October 2015 – Minecraft Story mode released.
17th December 2015 – Minecraft Wii U edition released
2nd June 2016 – Minecraft sold over 100 million times over all platforms, makes a 2nd bestselling game.
27th June 2016 – Minecraft announces the release of Minecraft the movie for May 24th, 2019
1st November 2016 – Minecraft education edition released
19th December 2016 – Minecraft pocket edition released on Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV.
May 11th, 2017 – Minecraft Nintendo Switch edition released
13th September 2017 – Minecraft released on Nintendo 3DS
December 2017 – Minecraft hits 74 million active players and 144 million total sales
Jungle Book (2016) Marketing Interview
The jungle Book marketing interview had some good points such as well thought out content and multiple questions that had very descriptive and informative answers. This allowed the interview to flow and have a high level of professionalism. Finally, the editing is done well and the change of camera is done well making the interview look genuine.
The bad parts of the video were that the green screening needed to be changed and edited in a way that it would remove the shadow and look more professional, also some of the answers could have been more precise and to the point.
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