1. What kind of media
institution might
distribute your media
product and why?
Akasha Corion

2. Production Company
These companies are very important in the making of a film.
A production company is responsible for the development and filming
of a specific production or media broadcast.
The company handles;
 Budgeting
 Scheduling
 Scripting
 The supply with talent and resources
 The organisation of staff
 The production itself
 Post production
 Marketing

3. Production Logo
I chose this logo as it reflected
my company as a Fantasy
Adventure based company. This
reflection is made through the
images and the typography.
Film Titles
In a film it is important to have titles as they show who
was involved in the making of the film and their jobs.

4. Film Distribution
A film distributor is a company or individual responsible for the
marketing of a film. Distribution is the highly competitive business of
launching and sustaining films in the market place.
The distributor may set the:
 Release date of a film
 The method by which a film is exhibited or made available for viewing.
A distributor may do this directly if they own the theaters or film
distribution network. They may do this through theatrical exhibitors/ other
sub-distributors.
A limited distributor may deal only with particular products, such as DVDs
or Blu-ray, or may act in a particular country or market.

5. A Film Distributor
As the distributor for my film I would chose a
company like Warner Bros this because they have
released films such as Sherlock Holmes &
Harry Potter. These films are both Fantasy Adventure
films and that makes them similar to mine.
Funding
The way in which my film will be funded is by a number of
different ways such as;
 Investments from other businesses
 National Lottery
 Self finance:- Loans or Profits of the company
 With my film being distributed by Warner Bros the funding
they are most likely investments or self funding.

6. Other Films in the Industry
To influence my film opening I looked at films such as;
 'The Mummy' (1999)
 'Lara Croft: Tomb Raider' (2001)
I looked at these films as they fit in with my choice of
genre and use elements and conventions that I wanted to
use in my film opening.