2. Warner Brothers:
• Warner Bros. Entertainment, a fully integrated, broad-based
entertainment company, is a global leader in all forms of
entertainment and their related businesses across all current and
emerging media and platforms.
• In 1918 first Warner Brothers Studio was opened on Sunset
Boulevard in Hollywood on the 4th April 1923 by four brothers (Harry
Warner, Albert Warner, Samuel Warner and Jack Warner).
3. • Their most successful film of all time is Harry Potter and the Deathly
Hallows: Part 2- $381.0m. The least successful film from this widely
known franchise is ‘Harry Potter and the Order Of The Phoenix’
• ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ became the 11th film in history to pass the $1
billion milestone, making it the most successful film Warner Brothers has
ever produced.
• Warner Brothers is no longer a conglomerate, since June 2018, they
became a subsidiary of AT&T-Time.
Successes:
4. Wonder Woman:
Director: Patty Jenkins
Producer: Charles Roven
Release date: May 15th 2017
Cost to make: 150 million
Cost to advertise: 150 million
How much revenue did the film make: 700 million
5. -Production began on November 21, 2015 in the United Kingdom, France and
Italy.
-The film is not a franchise, it is considered a solo film.
-'Think of something like the highway chase in The Matrix Reloaded. Although
it’s not technically a superhero film, it’s an extended, computer-effects heavy
scene in which super-powered characters leap between and fight on top of fast-
moving vehicles. But to shoot it, the Wachowskis built an entire stretch of
highway on an old California naval base. There’s a lot that’s digitally enhanced or
even fully digitally created in that scene — some of the cars, for example, were
inserted via computer — but it draws some of its impact from its baseline reality.
The scene was shot on a real road, using a squad of real stunt cars, crashing and
smashing in ways that reflect real-world materials and physics.’ -
https://www.vox.com/culture/2017/6/6/15730568/wonder-woman-battle-
scenes-cgi
Filming::
7. Advertisements:
• Distributers: Warner Bros. (2017) (UK) (theatrical)/ Warner
Bros. (2017) (USA) (theatrical)/ Warner Bros. Home
Entertainment (2017) (USA) (DVD) (Blu-Ray)
• -Advertisements on television, magazines and on billboards were
used. Warner Bros show their films in their own cinemas and use
other forms of media such as their own TV channels to promote the
film. They own all parts of the chain so make money from every part.
• Wonder Woman is available on DVD and Blu-Ray to watch at home
after the film is shown in cinemas. They also can sell the rights to
large cinematic companies such as Netflix, Sky films and Amazon
Videos
8. • Believe
Special Features
Epilogue: Etta’s Mission
‘’The highly promoted “bonus scene” is just over two and a half minutes long and
features Etta Candy getting the boys back together to discuss a secret mission that
involves a Mother Box. It’s a nice little tease and set up for Justice League, and Etta
Candy gets to kick some butt!’’ - https://batman-news.com/2017/09/17/wonder-
woman-blu-ray-review/
Interesting detail: the smoke in the No Man’s Land scene was actually blue in real life.
Jenkins thought that it would look better on camera that way and look better against
the various costumes.
9. Belstone Pictures:
Belstone pictures is an independent film,
development, finance and production company of
international film content.
They write, ‘At Belstone we work on ideas that
excite, exhilarate and beguile emotion. Our aim is
to always push the boundaries whilst
communicating and sharing inspirational and
spellbinding stories. Doing so in a new, exciting or
unique style, for a large and ever changing
audience and market place.’
The company was founded in 2012.
10. • “Tank 432 has now received distribution in over 10 countries
and territories with IFC releasing theatrically and on DVD / BluRay and
Netflix in North America. The American trailer can be seen to the left,
overall trailer views has now topped 1.5 million views.”-
https://www.belstonepictures.com/news
• Director: Nick Gillespie
• Writer: Nick Gillespie
• Producer’s: Finn Bruce and Jennifer Handorf
• Release date: 24 October 2015, It was released on DVD in the UK on
22 August
Tank 432
11. Cast
Rupert Evans as Reeves
Deirdre Mullins as Karlsson
Steve Garry as Gantz
Michael Smiley as Capper
April Pearson as Annabella, a hostage
Gordon Kennedy as Smith
Tom Meeten as Evans
