3. 1. An idea. – the person is ready to create the vision of which they are ready to
provide for the public.
2. Creating an outline. – this where a team that is bought together, such as a
screenwriter, producer, director and cast and crew come up of ways to
promote an interest into the ide.
3. Finished product of the film. – this could take months, or even years. The film
is completed and sent to the studio. When the film arrives a licensing
agreement has been made with the company that will distribute the film. – this
will be decided on how many copies of the film will be made.
4. Screening. – the distribution company organises. This is for potential buyers
of the film who are representing different cinema companies. The buyers then
negotiate a price with the distribution company on the films that they will wish
to lease. A lease agreement is also made.
5. Prints. – prints of the film is sent to the cinema. This is done a few days
before the official release date. An engagement (the number of weeks that the
cinema shows the movie for).
6. The viewers. – the audience that is interested in the film. Buy a ticket to view
the movie.
7. The end. – at the end of the engagement the print of the film is sent back to
the distribution company and makes the payment to the lease agreement.