Tinsel Town Project | Python Fiddle

profit = 0

#Movie One:
movieName = RikkiTikki #whatever
viewerAgeOrTimeOfViewing = # either "youngerMatinee" or "adultNight"
marketingCost = # float, in millions, subject to some constraints
contentPopularity = # we decide. 1 = perfect
talentPopularity = # we decide, 1 = perfect
scriptQuality = # we decide, 1 = perfect
directorSkill = # from charts
rawTalent = [] #list of lead actors'/actresses' talent ratings. If no leads, just enter 5.
marketFactor = # float that describes how much, ON AVERAGE, we think it will cost in adveretising to get one person into the theater. Keep couples and families in mind
MPAArating = # either "G", "PG", "PG13", or "R"

#MOVIE Object:
viewerAgeOrTimeOfViewing = "youngerMatinee"		#VAR (we need to decide this, probably based on "Audience" description)
if viewerAgeOrTimeOfViewing == "adultNight":
    avgTicketPrice = 10
elif viewerAgeOrTimeOfViewing == "youngerMatinee":
    avgTicketPrice = 6
    
marketingCost = 85 * pow(10,6)					#VAR (we need to decide this)
print("Marketing Costs are: $" +str(marketingCost/pow(10,6)) + " million")

contentPopularity = 1							#VAR (we need to decide this, 1 is perfect)
talentPopularity = 1							#VAR (we need to decide this, 1 is perfect)
viewerAppeal = contentPopularity * talentPopularity

scriptQuality = 1								#VAR (we need to decide this, 1 is perfect)
directorSkill = 1								#VAR
rawTalent = [5]									#VAR (lead actors/actresses only, from charts)
ActingSkill = sum(rawTalent) / len(rawTalent)
print ("For this movie, the average acting skill is: " + str(ActingSkill) + "/5")

movieQuality = scriptQuality * directorSkill * ActingSkill

marketFactor = 6								#VAR (we need to decide this, based on some research... how much does it cost to get a person into a theater? My
# guess is that it costs less to market kids movies and/or couples movies because you get "2 for 1", or "4 for 1" with those kinds of moview with families or couples) 
marketing = marketingCost * 1/marketFactor #how many people you get per dollar of marketing $ spent. So if I spend $7 in marketingCost, and the marketFactor is 7, I expect to get 1 person

rating = 1 #just declaring the rating variable
MPAArating = "G"								#VAR 
if MPAArating == "G":
    rating = 1.0
elif MPAArating == "PG":
    rating = 0.9
elif MPAArating == "PG13":
    rating = 0.65
elif MPAArating == "R":
    rating = 0.35

numOfViewers = viewerAppeal * movieQuality * marketing * rating
revenue = numOfViewers * avgTicketPrice
print ("Revenue is: $" + str(revenue/pow(10,6)) + " million")

prodCost = 65 * pow(10,6)
cost = prodCost + marketingCost
print ("Costs are: $" + str(cost/pow(10,6)) + " million")

profit = revenue - cost
print ("I made $" + str(profit/pow(10,6)) + " million in profit!")

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