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Movie Stats Scatter Plot Iteration 7

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KKyle?
Last edited Apr 14, 2023
Created on Apr 14, 2023

This interactive visualization lets users explore IMDB data for roughly 1,000 movies through a customizable scatter plot. Users select which genres or a specific actor to display, and choose which metrics (year, runtime, rating, metascore, votes, or revenue) appear on each axis. Hovering over a dot reveals the movie title. Built with D3 v7, it uses `d3.scaleLinear` and `d3.axisLeft`/`axisBottom` to render an SVG chart, with data loaded from a CSV file.

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This is a two pronged project both centralizing around the same CSV!

The CSV is data from ~1000 movies off of IMDB The fields include actors, genres, runtime, revenue, release year, and more!

The first prong is a customized scatter plot. You decide what you want to see. You can choose the X-Axis and the Y-Axis! Then you can decide what genres you want plotted, or what actor you want plotted You can hover over each dot to see what movie it is!

The second prong is an actor network. It is a graph of actors linked by shared movies. It is a bit of a mess at the current moment, but I think it has high potential!

MIT Licensed

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