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This document discusses securing a film distribution deal for an independent film called "inception". It suggests partnering with Altitude, an independent UK film distributor known for distributing similar small, low-budget films. As an independent film with an independent crew and low budget/production values, it would fit within the indie film category rather than requiring an industrial distributor. The distributor could use social media, online advertising, and synergistic partnerships to connect the film to its target audience and exhibit it on VOD platforms, independent cinemas, and television channels like Film4 to reach a wide audience.
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Vertigo Films would be a suitable independent distributor for the film. They would employ a multi-pronged strategy to connect the film to audiences, including using social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, partnering with TV channels like Channel 4, holding pop-up screenings and film festivals, and pursuing a platform release to stream it online and on TV. They may initially exhibit the film in a few cinemas, like The Curzon, to gauge audience response before pursuing a wider theatrical release and video on demand to reach more viewers.
Question 3
This document discusses suitable distribution options for an independent low-budget film. It suggests that Vertigo Films, which has distributed similar small films, would be a good fit as they specialize in independent films. It also notes that a viral marketing campaign using social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter would be effective given their large user bases. Exhibition strategies discussed include film festival screenings, an art house cinema release, and a simultaneous online/platform release to build an audience.
Question 3
An independent distribution company would be best suited to distribute our very low budget horror film. Companies like Vertigo Films that have distributed similar low budget horror films in the past could work. A wide blanket release across all areas would not be effective given the limited budget. Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram would be important for marketing to reach our target teenage audience and promote the film more widely at low cost since it has a small marketing budget. Screenings could take place at independent cinemas like Plaza Cinema and through international film festivals to help promote the film further.
Eval q 3 fini
An independent filmmaker or company would likely distribute the film "Hanger Hill" due to its low budget. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is suggested as a potential distributor as they have distributed similar low-budget found footage films like "Poughkeepsie Tapes". Marketing would likely be done through social media instead of mainstream advertising due to budget constraints. The UK production company Film 4 is also proposed as they back low-budget, plot-focused films such as the award-winning "Ex Machina".
Film distribution
Film Distribution:
- How distribution works
- Success story
- Failure story
- Personal Ident
Film Distribution
This document discusses film distribution and the distribution process. It defines a film distributor as the company that connects a film production with exhibitors to secure placement in theaters. The distributor's primary goal is to convince exhibitors to rent the film by arranging screenings and using marketing techniques. Distribution is referred to as the "invisible art" as it is the process of connecting completed films with audiences. The distributor must consider competition from other releases, appropriate target audiences, and regulations when planning a release. New technologies like the internet also help distributors promote films early. As an example, the document discusses incorporating the distributor Film4 into an opening title sequence.
Media institution
Film distribution involves making a film available for audiences to view through various mediums like movie theaters, television, or home video. 20th Century Fox would be a good potential distributor for our thriller film as they have distributed similar genres in the past. However, our independent film may only appeal to UK audiences due to its British culture and characters, and the high costs of international distribution. We could use both traditional marketing strategies like trailers and premiers or newer digital strategies like social media and viral campaigns to promote our UK-only release.
Media Evaluation Part 3
An independent media company would be the best choice to distribute the film. Independent companies tend to take more risks and are less focused on wide audience appeal, allowing for more creative freedom. While the budget and production sophistication would be lower, the style of the film would be more similar to the finished product. A mainstream company could drastically change the film by providing a larger budget for effects and locations, but the film's low-budget style and complex storyline make it unsuitable for a wide audience. An independent distributor like Verve Pictures that specializes in small, low-budget student films would be the ideal choice.
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Vertigo Films would be a suitable independent distributor for the film. They would employ a multi-pronged strategy to connect the film to audiences, including using social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, partnering with TV channels like Channel 4, holding pop-up screenings and film festivals, and pursuing a platform release to stream it online and on TV. They may initially exhibit the film in a few cinemas, like The Curzon, to gauge audience response before pursuing a wider theatrical release and video on demand to reach more viewers.
Question 3
This document discusses suitable distribution options for an independent low-budget film. It suggests that Vertigo Films, which has distributed similar small films, would be a good fit as they specialize in independent films. It also notes that a viral marketing campaign using social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter would be effective given their large user bases. Exhibition strategies discussed include film festival screenings, an art house cinema release, and a simultaneous online/platform release to build an audience.
Question 3
An independent distribution company would be best suited to distribute our very low budget horror film. Companies like Vertigo Films that have distributed similar low budget horror films in the past could work. A wide blanket release across all areas would not be effective given the limited budget. Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram would be important for marketing to reach our target teenage audience and promote the film more widely at low cost since it has a small marketing budget. Screenings could take place at independent cinemas like Plaza Cinema and through international film festivals to help promote the film further.
Eval q 3 fini
An independent filmmaker or company would likely distribute the film "Hanger Hill" due to its low budget. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is suggested as a potential distributor as they have distributed similar low-budget found footage films like "Poughkeepsie Tapes". Marketing would likely be done through social media instead of mainstream advertising due to budget constraints. The UK production company Film 4 is also proposed as they back low-budget, plot-focused films such as the award-winning "Ex Machina".
Film distribution
Film Distribution:
- How distribution works
- Success story
- Failure story
- Personal Ident
Film Distribution
This document discusses film distribution and the distribution process. It defines a film distributor as the company that connects a film production with exhibitors to secure placement in theaters. The distributor's primary goal is to convince exhibitors to rent the film by arranging screenings and using marketing techniques. Distribution is referred to as the "invisible art" as it is the process of connecting completed films with audiences. The distributor must consider competition from other releases, appropriate target audiences, and regulations when planning a release. New technologies like the internet also help distributors promote films early. As an example, the document discusses incorporating the distributor Film4 into an opening title sequence.
Media institution
Film distribution involves making a film available for audiences to view through various mediums like movie theaters, television, or home video. 20th Century Fox would be a good potential distributor for our thriller film as they have distributed similar genres in the past. However, our independent film may only appeal to UK audiences due to its British culture and characters, and the high costs of international distribution. We could use both traditional marketing strategies like trailers and premiers or newer digital strategies like social media and viral campaigns to promote our UK-only release.
Media Evaluation Part 3
An independent media company would be the best choice to distribute the film. Independent companies tend to take more risks and are less focused on wide audience appeal, allowing for more creative freedom. While the budget and production sophistication would be lower, the style of the film would be more similar to the finished product. A mainstream company could drastically change the film by providing a larger budget for effects and locations, but the film's low-budget style and complex storyline make it unsuitable for a wide audience. An independent distributor like Verve Pictures that specializes in small, low-budget student films would be the ideal choice.
08haless uk film distribution
The document discusses film distribution, which involves marketing and circulating films in theaters and home viewing formats. A distributor's main objectives are to persuade exhibitors to show the film and set up screenings. They will advertise through posters, videos, and arrange release dates and territories. Distributors must secure contracts specifying payment from ticket sales. They ensure copies are delivered on time and monitor showings. Considerations include targeting the right audience, competition, and star power. Distribution deals and formats vary between large Hollywood films and smaller independent or foreign films.
film distribution
The document discusses film distribution, which involves marketing and circulating films in theaters and home viewing formats. A distributor's main objectives are to persuade exhibitors to show the film and set up screenings. They will advertise through posters, videos, and arrange release dates and territories. Distributors must secure contracts specifying payment from ticket sales. They ensure copies are delivered on time and monitor showings. Considerations include targeting the right audience, competition, and star power. Distribution deals and formats vary between large Hollywood films and smaller independent or foreign films.
Audience marketing campaign part 2
This document outlines a marketing campaign to target a 16-20 year old audience for a horror film. It recommends placing print ads at locations like cinemas, bus stops, and train stations. For television, it suggests targeting programs in this demographic like Skins and Misfits. Newspaper ads should use images of the antagonist and positive reviews. Radio spots will use chilling quotes and screams. Social media efforts include Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and Bebo pages as well as targeted online ads. Opportunities for promotions include Halloween costumes and a film-related app. Direct engagement could occur through private screenings and a press conference.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
Our film would likely appeal most to UK audiences as it focuses on urban gang culture in an English city. An appropriate distribution company for our low-budget British thriller would be Metrodome Group, which previously distributed the similar film Shifty. We could market the film through trailers targeting different audiences, fly-posting in relevant locations, and radio ads on stations like pirate radio to reach our target audience of British teenagers.
Imran task 2 eveluation
Metrodome is a UK film distribution company that would be interested in distributing our low-budget, short film. As a small company based in multiple locations, Metrodome specializes in low-budget films and would promote our film online to appeal to worldwide audiences not limited to the UK. Our film's marketing strategy would focus on online advertising through websites like Facebook and YouTube to target teenage and youth audiences, as well as posters in locations they frequent like cinemas and colleges.
Question 3
Our independently produced, low-budget film would be distributed through independent outlets like art house cinemas and film festivals. Due to our limited marketing budget, we would rely on a wide horizontal release partnered with another studio to help advertise. We would also employ a viral marketing campaign using social media sites to generate buzz around our film and target internet users through tactics like teaser trailers highlighting key scenes.
Task 3
An independent film distribution company like Vertigo Films would be best suited to distribute our low-budget, independent film. As a small production without major studio backing, the big production companies mentioned would not be interested. An independent distributor could promote our UK-focused film to English-speaking audiences and festivals like Sundance, where independent films are often found.
Eval q 3 fini
The document discusses potential distributors for the independent film "Hanger Hill" based on its low budget. It suggests that New Line Cinema would be a suitable choice as they have previously distributed similar thriller films like "Se7en" that were financially successful. Alternatively, the British production company Film 4 could also distribute "Hanger Hill" as they regularly fund low-budget films focused on plot rather than large profits, such as the acclaimed film "Ex Machina".
Distribution and marketing
This document discusses the film distribution process. It explains that a film distributor chooses which films to distribute, decides on the number of film prints and marketing budget. The distributor negotiates the release date and theaters, and pays for prints, advertising, and a percentage of ticket sales. They monitor the film's exhibition and can implement changes. The distributor also conducts advertising through various media and maintains the film's brand image. Film ideas are often pitched to studios with a simple high concept premise that can be easily marketed.
Film distribution guide
Film distribution involves launching a film into the marketplace and sustaining public interest. Major film distributors like Paramount, Warner, and Universal dominate worldwide distribution. Distributors can be involved in film production, acquiring distribution rights, or distributing films made by their parent company. Effective distribution requires careful positioning, circulation of film prints, well-timed releases, and extensive marketing that sometimes costs as much as production. Marketing employs various techniques like posters, trailers, advertising, and promotions to generate buzz and interest in films.
Ev. qu 2
YouTube would be the best institution to distribute a short film because it allows free uploading of videos for a global audience to view and provide feedback. As the world's largest video sharing site founded in 2005, YouTube enables filmmakers to share their creations and receive feedback without costs. Entering film festivals could also help get an indie film noticed by a potential film company for wider distribution.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses distribution options for a film. It describes distribution as the process where a film distributor makes a film available for audiences to watch, such as by releasing it in cinemas and on DVD. Warner Brothers is provided as an example of a major film distributor that could be interested in distributing the film due to its similarities to thriller films Warner Brothers has distributed in the past, such as Firewall. Self-distribution is also discussed as an option that would guarantee the film is shown in independent cinemas but would have limited reach compared to a major distributor.
Veronica Mars Case Study and Digital Distribution Essay
The Veronica Mars movie was funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign after the rights holders Warner Bros. declined to fund it. Warner Bros. agreed to distribute the film if it raised over $2 million, which it did through crowdfunding. The film was distributed on a limited number of screens and through digital platforms like iTunes. It earned over $1 million its opening weekend and has also generated revenue through digital rentals and purchases.
Evaluation part-3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute the film Savanna Grace. It analyzes both British and Hollywood distribution companies, including their target audiences and past films. The document determines that BBC Films may be best suited as they specialize in low-budget British films and niche audiences. While Universal Studios and Columbia Pictures are large Hollywood studios that could reach broad audiences, Savanna Grace lacks star power and reputation needed for major studio distribution. Overall, BBC Films is concluded to be the most suitable choice given the film's independent and niche nature.
Task 3
This document discusses potential film distributors for a media product and why. It states that smaller British distributors can only distribute through online platforms like YouTube and websites, while films are initially shown in cinemas and later released on DVD and Blu-Ray. Paramount is mentioned as a possible major distributor since they have distributed similar films in the past. Distributing with Paramount would appeal to a wider global audience. Self-distribution is also discussed as an option that maintains full control but is very time-consuming without the relationships of a major distributor.
Distribution media
This document discusses film distribution and options for distributing a low-budget British thriller film. It explains that a distributor sells a film to venues like cinemas, streaming services, and TV. For an independent, small-scale production, distribution is likely through smaller British distributors or self-distribution using online platforms. The document recommends marketing the film via YouTube to appeal to a wide audience affordably. While self-distribution maintains full control, it is also very time-consuming without a distributor's industry connections and experience packaging films for buyers.
The inbetweeners case study
Bwark Productions produced the successful comedy TV series The Inbetweeners on E4 and later a film spin-off. The film had a budget of £3.5 million but grossed over $86 million worldwide, with most of its earnings coming from international box office. Bwark used various strategies for marketing the film, including social media, tie-ins, a film premiere, and cross-platform trailers. This helped promote the film to its primary audience of 15-25 year olds who enjoyed the original TV series.
Media Evalutaion task 3 lauren
This document discusses distribution options for an independent film. It explains that an independent film would likely be distributed by an independent film company rather than a major Hollywood studio due to its lower budget. The document suggests that Fox Searchlight Pictures could be a suitable distributor as they have distributed similar psychological thriller films in the past. It proposes marketing the film through an online campaign on social media platforms and a platform release strategy in key areas initially.
What kind of Institution might distribute your media project and why ?
This document discusses choosing a distributor for a film project. The author researched both large and small distributors, and ultimately decided on Universal Studios for several reasons. Universal distributes many genres, including thriller/horror which is the genre of the author's film. They also distribute both high and low budget films, which the author's film falls under. Universal also distributes to diverse markets, which could help attract audiences. The author's film also fits into a niche market that is not oversaturated. The document discusses logo use and considerations for production and distribution given the low budget.
Presentation1
Film4 is a British production company known for producing lower budget, independent films aimed at niche audiences. The document discusses choosing Film4 as a production partner because they fit the criteria of the filmmakers' very low budget, independent film with no CGI effects. Film4 also has their own digital TV channel where they air films they have produced, providing possible future distribution. Studio Canal, a French distribution and production company focusing on European productions, was chosen for distribution. Studio Canal has links with Universal Studios, which could help the film reach an international audience if it receives good reviews.
Question 6
Through constructing a collaborative blog and film project, I learned several technical and collaborative skills. For the blog, I learned how to embed work from other sites and improve my Prezi presentation skills. Filming the film taught me how to use camera equipment like tripods and DSLRs, and techniques like different angles and pull focus. Editing in Premiere Elements helped me learn skills like continuous editing across shots, applying color filters, intercutting scenes, jump cuts, and using transitions. Fixing the sound issues also improved my understanding of layering diegetic and non-diegetic sounds and timing. Overall, I gained experience with collaborative online work, film production and editing techniques.
Question 6
The document discusses the technologies and processes used to create a horror film opening sequence. It summarizes:
1) Blogger was used to create a blog to share work in progress and research between collaborators. Prezi and Slideshare were used to embed presentations.
2) YouTube was used to post videos and embed them in blog posts, and to research horror sequences.
3) A DSLR camera was used to film footage in HD. A tripod was used to keep shots steady and allow different angles.
4) Adobe Premiere Elements was used to edit the sequence, adding titles and a red filter in post-production. Sound effects were challenging to layer correctly.
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Audience marketing campaign part 2
This document outlines a marketing campaign to target a 16-20 year old audience for a horror film. It recommends placing print ads at locations like cinemas, bus stops, and train stations. For television, it suggests targeting programs in this demographic like Skins and Misfits. Newspaper ads should use images of the antagonist and positive reviews. Radio spots will use chilling quotes and screams. Social media efforts include Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and Bebo pages as well as targeted online ads. Opportunities for promotions include Halloween costumes and a film-related app. Direct engagement could occur through private screenings and a press conference.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
Our film would likely appeal most to UK audiences as it focuses on urban gang culture in an English city. An appropriate distribution company for our low-budget British thriller would be Metrodome Group, which previously distributed the similar film Shifty. We could market the film through trailers targeting different audiences, fly-posting in relevant locations, and radio ads on stations like pirate radio to reach our target audience of British teenagers.
Imran task 2 eveluation
Metrodome is a UK film distribution company that would be interested in distributing our low-budget, short film. As a small company based in multiple locations, Metrodome specializes in low-budget films and would promote our film online to appeal to worldwide audiences not limited to the UK. Our film's marketing strategy would focus on online advertising through websites like Facebook and YouTube to target teenage and youth audiences, as well as posters in locations they frequent like cinemas and colleges.
Question 3
Our independently produced, low-budget film would be distributed through independent outlets like art house cinemas and film festivals. Due to our limited marketing budget, we would rely on a wide horizontal release partnered with another studio to help advertise. We would also employ a viral marketing campaign using social media sites to generate buzz around our film and target internet users through tactics like teaser trailers highlighting key scenes.
Task 3
An independent film distribution company like Vertigo Films would be best suited to distribute our low-budget, independent film. As a small production without major studio backing, the big production companies mentioned would not be interested. An independent distributor could promote our UK-focused film to English-speaking audiences and festivals like Sundance, where independent films are often found.
Eval q 3 fini
The document discusses potential distributors for the independent film "Hanger Hill" based on its low budget. It suggests that New Line Cinema would be a suitable choice as they have previously distributed similar thriller films like "Se7en" that were financially successful. Alternatively, the British production company Film 4 could also distribute "Hanger Hill" as they regularly fund low-budget films focused on plot rather than large profits, such as the acclaimed film "Ex Machina".
Distribution and marketing
This document discusses the film distribution process. It explains that a film distributor chooses which films to distribute, decides on the number of film prints and marketing budget. The distributor negotiates the release date and theaters, and pays for prints, advertising, and a percentage of ticket sales. They monitor the film's exhibition and can implement changes. The distributor also conducts advertising through various media and maintains the film's brand image. Film ideas are often pitched to studios with a simple high concept premise that can be easily marketed.
Film distribution guide
Film distribution involves launching a film into the marketplace and sustaining public interest. Major film distributors like Paramount, Warner, and Universal dominate worldwide distribution. Distributors can be involved in film production, acquiring distribution rights, or distributing films made by their parent company. Effective distribution requires careful positioning, circulation of film prints, well-timed releases, and extensive marketing that sometimes costs as much as production. Marketing employs various techniques like posters, trailers, advertising, and promotions to generate buzz and interest in films.
Ev. qu 2
YouTube would be the best institution to distribute a short film because it allows free uploading of videos for a global audience to view and provide feedback. As the world's largest video sharing site founded in 2005, YouTube enables filmmakers to share their creations and receive feedback without costs. Entering film festivals could also help get an indie film noticed by a potential film company for wider distribution.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses distribution options for a film. It describes distribution as the process where a film distributor makes a film available for audiences to watch, such as by releasing it in cinemas and on DVD. Warner Brothers is provided as an example of a major film distributor that could be interested in distributing the film due to its similarities to thriller films Warner Brothers has distributed in the past, such as Firewall. Self-distribution is also discussed as an option that would guarantee the film is shown in independent cinemas but would have limited reach compared to a major distributor.
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The Veronica Mars movie was funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign after the rights holders Warner Bros. declined to fund it. Warner Bros. agreed to distribute the film if it raised over $2 million, which it did through crowdfunding. The film was distributed on a limited number of screens and through digital platforms like iTunes. It earned over $1 million its opening weekend and has also generated revenue through digital rentals and purchases.
Evaluation part-3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute the film Savanna Grace. It analyzes both British and Hollywood distribution companies, including their target audiences and past films. The document determines that BBC Films may be best suited as they specialize in low-budget British films and niche audiences. While Universal Studios and Columbia Pictures are large Hollywood studios that could reach broad audiences, Savanna Grace lacks star power and reputation needed for major studio distribution. Overall, BBC Films is concluded to be the most suitable choice given the film's independent and niche nature.
Task 3
This document discusses potential film distributors for a media product and why. It states that smaller British distributors can only distribute through online platforms like YouTube and websites, while films are initially shown in cinemas and later released on DVD and Blu-Ray. Paramount is mentioned as a possible major distributor since they have distributed similar films in the past. Distributing with Paramount would appeal to a wider global audience. Self-distribution is also discussed as an option that maintains full control but is very time-consuming without the relationships of a major distributor.
Distribution media
This document discusses film distribution and options for distributing a low-budget British thriller film. It explains that a distributor sells a film to venues like cinemas, streaming services, and TV. For an independent, small-scale production, distribution is likely through smaller British distributors or self-distribution using online platforms. The document recommends marketing the film via YouTube to appeal to a wide audience affordably. While self-distribution maintains full control, it is also very time-consuming without a distributor's industry connections and experience packaging films for buyers.
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Question 6
The document discusses the technologies and processes used to create a horror film opening sequence. It summarizes:
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3) A DSLR camera was used to film footage in HD. A tripod was used to keep shots steady and allow different angles.
4) Adobe Premiere Elements was used to edit the sequence, adding titles and a red filter in post-production. Sound effects were challenging to layer correctly.
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Psychological horror focuses on everyday events that could plausibly occur in real life, making the audience more cautious. It relies on the characters' beliefs, fears, and hidden truths to create horror, rather than supernatural elements. Common conventions include an ordinary killer who appears normal, mysteries around their identity, a focus on the killer's twisted mind over physical weapons, settings people can relate to like homes and hospitals, and flashbacks explaining the killer's motives. This genre often targets female victims and uses children as killers, though the document proposes breaking those conventions.
Mise en scene
The document discusses the concept of mise-en-scène and its importance in film production. Mise-en-scène refers to everything visible within the frame, including sets, props, actors, costumes, and lighting. It is essential for directors to carefully consider these elements to effectively portray the desired setting. The document then provides examples of the mise-en-scène needed to portray a dentist's office setting for a short film, including medical equipment, lighting, props, and costumes. It emphasizes the need to include realistic details that establish the intended atmosphere and location for the audience.
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This document discusses various camera shot techniques used in horror and thriller films to build suspense and tension. It describes how high angle shots make characters seem powerless, while close-ups show emotion and detail. Tracking shots establish movement and build suspense as the audience doesn't know what will be shown next. Tilt shots can simplify supernatural elements or portray the camera as a victim. Low angle shots emphasize how intimidating villains are, while point-of-view shots make the audience feel emotionally invested. Zooming and shots involving mirrors and reflections also heighten tension.
Codes and conventions of the thriller genre
A thriller follows a protagonist battling an antagonist to restore order after equilibrium is disrupted. Conventions include quick cuts, shadows, tense music, and changing shot angles. The protagonist is often brave while the antagonist seeks revenge. Cinematography uses close-ups of the protagonist and quick, hidden shots of the antagonist. Editing uses jump cuts and cross-cutting to build suspense. Music and sound add tension. Mise-en-scene establishes the theme through location, low-key lighting, costumes, and composition.
Horror genre conventions
The document outlines horror genre conventions across several categories:
Setting is usually isolated places that connote being alone such as abandoned buildings, forests, or cities. Technical elements like camerawork and editing aim to unsettle audiences. Iconography employs dark colors, lighting, and props associated with villains. Narratives follow classic structures but leave room for sequels, featuring heroes facing killers or solving problems. Character types include victims, monsters, "immoral" teens, and police officers that can be allies or adversaries. Themes commonly explored are good versus evil, the supernatural, and madness.
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Evaluation question 3
The document discusses various methods for distributing media products, including through cinemas, online streaming services like Netflix, DVD/Blu-ray, and film festivals. It notes that cinemas are usually the first distribution method for films. Online streaming is beneficial due to large audiences and promotion of similar content. DVD/Blu-ray allow portable and repeated viewing. Film festivals are best for independent films seeking recognition. The document recommends distributing a horror film first through cinemas, then DVD/Blu-ray, and later online streaming to maximize the potential audience and profit.
Evaluation q3
An independent film company would be best suited to distribute the media product due to its low budget and smaller target audience. Independent film companies specialize in distributing smaller, lower budget films through online platforms like iTunes, DVD, and Netflix rather than a wide theatrical release. Specifically, the independent film company could distribute the media product as they have experience with similar small-scale, low budget films that do not receive cinema releases.
Evaluation Q3.
An independent film company would be best suited to distribute the media product due to its lower budget nature. Independent film companies focus on direct digital distribution through platforms like iTunes, DVD, Netflix, and Blu-ray rather than wide theatrical releases. They are a good fit as they specialize in exactly the type of small, low-budget films that wouldn't have mass appeal or make back costs through traditional cinema distribution. An example independent film company mentioned is [company name redacted] which distributes similar small films through online platforms instead of cinema screenings.
Task 4 evaluation
Distribution involves making a product available for consumers through direct or indirect means. Large film distributors include 20th Century Fox, Universal Studios, and Paramount Pictures. Paramount Pictures in particular may be interested in distributing the film since it is a thriller similar to films they have previously distributed like Paranormal Activity. The film has wide audience appeal beyond just the UK since it is in English and a thriller genre that could be enjoyed in other English-speaking markets. Marketing strategies for the film include creating an online petition to gauge demand and release the film in high demand areas, using social media for promotion instead of large TV campaigns, and being honest in marketing to build an authentic fanbase. Self-distributing the film allows full creative
Evaluation Question 3
Online streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime would be the best way to distribute an independent supernatural horror film. Some key reasons include:
- Online streaming has a huge, global audience and continues to grow in popularity unlike other methods like DVDs.
- Supernatural horror films already have an audience on these platforms, so the target niche is clearly defined.
- Online distribution is inexpensive, which benefits smaller independent production companies with limited budgets. Once on a streaming site, the film can generate ongoing revenue over time.
Question 3
My film would first be distributed by independent film distributors as they help get small, low-budget films seen by audiences. If the film gains attention, I would then partner with major mainstream distributors like Paramount or Lionsgate for broader worldwide release and promotion. Television stations like the BBC could also distribute the film after initial theatrical release so non-theater viewers can watch. Additionally, the film could be distributed online through services like YouTube to reach global audiences digitally.
Media task 3
An independent film distributor would be best suited to distribute the media product because the film is more of an indie production rather than a large Hollywood film. Independent distributors focus on specific genres and have experience distributing low-budget films. Several options for funding could also come from government programs or lottery funds in Britain. If the film is distributed through these sources and an independent distributor, it will help the media product reach the target audience and potentially find success.
Film Distribution
The document discusses film distribution, which involves marketing and circulating films in theaters and home viewing formats. A distributor's main objectives are to persuade exhibitors like theaters to show the film and set up screenings. They handle advertising, securing contracts with theaters regarding ticket sales revenue, collecting additional profits from DVD/Blu-ray sales and streaming, ensuring copies of the film are delivered to theaters on time, and monitoring box office performance. Distributors must consider factors like the target audience, competition from other releases, and a film's star power when planning distribution. They use varying strategies based on a film's type, from big Hollywood releases to smaller foreign or independent films.
Film marketing
Film marketing is crucial to the success of a film and involves promoting a film through advertising to encourage viewers. Getting a film seen widely, such as through film festivals, is key as it provides exposure and a platform to find distribution. The Bradford International Film Festival is an example of an established festival that showcases new talents and can help get films viewed by larger audiences. In addition to festivals, using social media is an effective low-cost way to generate interest and promote films through word-of-mouth marketing.
Question 3
Vertigo Films would be the best institution to distribute my thriller film. Vertigo has a wide genre range, has successfully distributed similar low-budget films, and their website would help promote the film to interested audiences. Social media also needs to be incorporated into the distribution plan to target my intended audience, though illegal downloads are a risk and the film would need to be monitored online.
Distribution methods
This document discusses various methods for distributing and marketing films. Distribution methods include releasing films in cinemas, film festivals, online streaming, DVDs, and social media. Each method has advantages and disadvantages in terms of audience reach and costs. Marketing strategies explored are social media, cinema and TV advertisements, posters, celebrity endorsements, merchandise, and publicity stunts. Overall, distribution in cinemas and film festivals is recommended to reach audiences, while cinema ads, posters, TV spots, and star interviews are suggested for marketing to build awareness.
Task 3
This document discusses potential film distribution options for a low-budget British film. It suggests that Hammer Film may be interested since they produce similar British thriller/horror films. While the film appeals to UK audiences, it could also find success internationally as Hammer films have popularity worldwide, like The Woman in Black that made $128 million globally. Self-distribution is discussed but deemed too costly, so partnering with an established distributor would likely provide better support and exposure for the low-budget film.
Task 3 2
This document discusses potential film distribution options for a low-budget British film. It suggests that Hammer Film may be interested since they produce similar British thriller/horror films. While the film appeals specifically to UK audiences, it could also find success internationally as Hammer films have popularity worldwide, like The Woman in Black that made $128 million globally. Self-distribution is discussed but deemed too costly, so partnering with an established distribution company would likely provide better support and exposure for the low-budget film.
Q3 what kind of media institution might
The document discusses distribution options for a low-budget crime thriller film targeted at teenagers and young adults. Due to the small budget and creative rather than financial goals, large film studios would not be suitable. Online platforms like YouTube and Vimeo are recommended as they allow cheap, global distribution and are commonly used by target audience. Film festivals are also suggested to get exposure and make industry connections at little to no cost.
Marketing A Film (DAPS 6 and 7)
Here are the key points about audience research from the article:
- Audience is at the heart of public policy regarding film - the goal is to maximize audience access to films throughout the UK.
- Connecting films with audiences is key to both the industrial and cultural success of film.
- Audiences need to be able to access films via various platforms like cinemas, internet-enabled TVs, DVDs, tablets, and smartphones.
- Understanding audience preferences and how they consume content across different devices is important for marketing films successfully.
Film marketing
Film marketing is crucial for a film's success and involves promoting a film to encourage viewers. Promotion is typically handled by a company and can determine box office performance. To get a film seen, filmmakers can enter it into film festivals which provide exposure to interested audiences and industry professionals. The Bradford International Film Festival is one such prestigious festival that has helped launch careers and allows filmmakers to showcase their talents to a wider audience.
Film Distribution ect.
This document discusses distribution options for a new media product. It defines production and distribution, with production referring to the filmmaking process and distribution getting the completed film to audiences. Distribution can occur through theaters, DVD/Blu-ray, TV channels like Netflix. The document examines Metrodome as a potential distributor, noting they work with both small independent films and larger budget films. It analyzes whether the new media product would appeal to a UK audience given its focus on teenagers, and discusses marketing, release and exhibition strategies like posters and trailers. Self-distribution is also mentioned as a riskier option that could succeed.
Film Distribution and Exhibition
The document discusses various options for distributing and exhibiting films, including their advantages and disadvantages. After evaluating the options, the author concludes that social media would be the most suitable distribution method as a first-time filmmaker due to its low cost. YouTube is selected as the best exhibition method since cinemas are unlikely to show a first film and YouTube offers free viewing.
Media
This document discusses different types of media distributors for films based on their budget. It notes that major studios like Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox distribute high budget films widely in theaters and merchandise, while low budget independent films use smaller localized independent distributors. The document describes choosing an independent London-based production and distribution company for a low budget thriller film, noting they can provide a cinematic release, DVDs, an online release on Vimeo, and harness the power of social media and the internet to create buzz and reach the intended young audience.
Evaluation question 3
Film distribution is the process of making a movie available for audiences to view. A film distributor is responsible for marketing the film and distribution deals are important for financing films. Distribution methods include theatrical releases, film festivals, trailers, posters, TV advertisements, social media, DVDs, and streaming sites. For a micro-budget independent film like Abridged without stars, it would be difficult to get distribution from major companies. Smaller distributors focused on independent films may be more appropriate. The filmmakers plan to promote Abridged using social media sites like Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr with a trailer and hashtag campaign.
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- 1. Question 3 What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
- 2. Who might you secure a film distribution deal with? • Companies to secure distribution with: • A film distributor such as Altitude • They are a independent UK film distributer • They have distributed films such as ‘kill your friends’ and ‘Amy’ which are small independent films similar to what ‘inception’ would be.
- 3. Would you consider your work to be in a style of indie or industrial? • The film would be independent distribution this is because it is a low budget film and has independent cast and crew meaning that it fits into the category of independent. • It also didn’t use very advanced CGI or pro-filmic affects reducing costs and meaning that it does not need an industrial distributor. • The set location was fairly basic and didn't’t cost any money this is typical of a independent film
- 4. Connecting film to audience • The distributors may use social media as most of its target audience will be using social media so it is a cheap easy way to connect to the audience • By using online advertising such as pop ups it will also be able to reach the target audience online and encourage them to see the film without it being too expensive • The film could use synergistic activity such as Netflix, web 2.0, website fan forum, YouTube, Netflix would be very good as target audience are on Netflix
- 5. Exhibition of the film • The distributor may choose to exhibit the film on VOD demand this could be places such as Netflix or Now TV • The film may be in independent cinema as it is an independent film and therefore reach the young audience that watches independent film • The film may be shown on TV such as Film 4 this is because it would be reaching a large audience