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This document discusses different types of media products including mainstream films, independent films, and niche films. Mainstream films have high budgets, exclusive distribution rights, and aim for a wide audience across different platforms like cinemas. They involve big Hollywood stars demanding high salaries. Independent films have lower budgets and production quality, more limited distribution that does not include major cinemas. Niche films target a specific, limited audience with a unique identity, and have an even smaller budget than independent films. Examples provided are Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War as a mainstream blockbuster, and The Witch as a niche independent film.
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Avatar was produced by Lightstorm Entertainment, Dune Entertainment, and Ingenious Film Partners and distributed by 20th Century Fox with a budget of $237 million. It made $3.02 billion worldwide. The Purge was produced by Blumhouse Productions and Platinum Dunes for $3 million and made $89 million internationally, distributed by Universal Pictures. While Avatar's production companies are well known and helped it succeed, The Purge's lesser known producers contributed to its lower budget but still found success in horror films. Dune Entertainment can claim the most success having produced diverse, popular films like Avatar, Conjuring 2, and Me Before You working with major studios like Warner Brothers.
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- It was produced by Working Title Films.
- The production budget was £2.5 million.
- It was a UK production.
- It was distributed in the US by Universal Pictures.
- The US box office takings were £5.2 million.
- It was distributed in the UK by Universal Pictures International.
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- Universal Pictures is owned by NBCUniversal, which is owned by Comcast.
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The document defines the key stages of film production, distribution, and exhibition. It distinguishes between independent and mainstream cinema. Independent films have lower budgets and distribution through film festivals and online platforms, while mainstream films are produced by major studios with larger budgets and nationwide theatrical releases. The document also provides examples of production companies, distributors, and how some popular mainstream films were produced, distributed, and exhibited.
Institution questions
Paramount Pictures and Universal Pictures produced the high-budget film The Wolf of Wall Street, which had a budget of £100 million. It grossed over $300 million worldwide. The low-budget film Paranormal Activity was initially produced by Solana Films on a tiny budget of just £11,000, but was later distributed by Paramount Pictures, leading to worldwide box office earnings of £180 million. Paramount Pictures outperforms the other companies due to producing films in many genres that appeal to larger, more diverse audiences, while Solana Films only produced films in the horror genre.
Film distribution
This document discusses film distribution and how it works differently for independent films compared to Hollywood films. It explains that film distributors are responsible for licensing, marketing, prints/advertising, logistics, and digital distribution of films. Their goal is to get as many people as possible to see the film by developing appropriate marketing campaigns targeted at specific audiences. Major Hollywood distributors have global, regional, national, and local release strategies to maximize audiences. Independent films often have a harder time finding distributors to acquire their films. The document also provides examples of distribution deals for specific films like The Boat That Rocked and This is England to illustrate the differences between major studio and independent distribution.
Movies 2
The document discusses different types of media products created by organizations, including mainstream, independent, and niche products. Mainstream Hollywood movies typically have high budgets and production values, wide theatrical distribution, access to famous actors, and product placements. Independent films have lower budgets and production with less resources, smaller theater distributions and unknown actors. Niche movies are unique works targeting specific audiences with small funds, focusing on niche audiences rather than wide appeal. Students should analyze examples from each category, identifying their key characteristics and relationship to their organizing studio.
High Budget Institutions
This document compares the high-budget film Avatar produced by 20th Century Fox for $425 million to the low-budget film Paranormal Activity produced by Solana Films and Blumhouse Productions for $15,000. It finds that while Paranormal Activity was very profitable, making over $107 million, Avatar was exponentially more successful, making over $760 million. 20th Century Fox is deemed more accomplished overall than the lesser known Solana Films based on financial returns, recognizability, and variety of genres produced.
Question 3
Film distributors play an important role in distributing films to various markets and platforms. For short films, distributors represent the film at festivals and markets worldwide to sell it to companies that screen shorts. For feature films, distributors handle theatrical releases in specific countries as well as marketing and home video/streaming distribution. Distributors will source new films at festivals like Cannes and Sundance.
For a horror film, an independent distributor would be suitable as horror films tend not to get major releases but are well advertised. Independent distributors like Icon Film Distribution and Vertigo Films have experience with successful horror films and could benefit from a hit. Bigger companies also provide experience distributing a wide variety of films. Specialist horror dist
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses different types of media institutions that distribute films, namely conglomerate studios like Time Warner and independent companies like Warp X. Conglomerate studios distribute big-budget films with recognizable stars to appeal to mass audiences globally, while independent companies distribute lower-budget, niche films. The document uses the examples of the thriller Se7en being distributed by a major studio due to its large budget and stars, and Donkey Punch being distributed by an independent studio with a smaller budget and national stars. It determines that an independent studio would be the best option to distribute the film "The Syndrome" due to its low budget and lack of famous actors.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses film distribution and different types of distributors. It provides definitions of film distribution, a distributor's role, and compares indie films to working title films. The document analyzes the budgets and box office returns of films like "Donnie Darko" and "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" to show that indie films with unknown actors can still find success. It also discusses typical distribution methods like posters, trailers, and social media marketing. The document proposes that Pandora Cinema would be a suitable distributor since it successfully distributed the similar film "Donnie Darko". Alternately, the creator suggests using social media and local advertising if a distributor cannot be found.
Research independent cinema media
StudioCanal is a good option to produce, distribute, and exhibit an independent film. They focus solely on independent productions. For example, they produced, distributed, and exhibited the independent film Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.
As evaluation question 3
This document discusses distribution strategies for different types of films. It notes that the film Monsters had a cinema and DVD release distributed by Vertigo Films that earned 10 times the production budget. It was also distributed through video on demand on Momentum's website. Avatar had a huge global cinema release enabled by digital copies to prevent piracy. Iron Sky had a limited worldwide success, while a single day theatrical release and same week DVD release by Revolver Entertainment was a disaster. The author proposes distributing their low-budget, Tarantino-inspired British film similar to Monsters, by carefully targeting fans of specific genres as Monsters targeted monster movie and low-budget film fans.
Task 3 evaluation
A distributor represents and advertises films globally to sell them to television networks, airlines, and other companies seeking short films. The filmmakers' product would mostly appeal to UK audiences as the reporter introduces the story in English. Small British film distributors use their websites, social media, downloads, and recommendations to share films. Scream Productions would be interested as the film is a thriller genre. The filmmakers considered Rogue Pictures and 20th Century Fox but chose lower-budget TME Productions due to their experience with similar films. National lottery funding was sought as it supports lower budget films. A low budget film has little studio funding, inexperienced filmmakers, difficulties marketing, and lack of resources.
Task 3 evaluation
A distributor represents and advertises films globally to sell them to television networks, airlines, and other companies seeking short films. The film will mostly appeal to UK audiences as the reporter introduces the story in English. Small British film distributors use their company websites, social media, downloads, and recommendations to distribute lower budget films. Scream Productions would be interested in the film as they produce thrillers and horror films. TME Productions was ultimately chosen over Rogue Pictures or 20th Century Fox for their experience with lower budget films and lower costs. The filmmakers wanted the film to be funded by the national lottery which supports lower budget films. A low budget film has little funding from major studios and disadvantages include difficulty advertising and lack
Q3
This document discusses film distribution options. It explains that a distributor purchases rights to a film and shows it to buyers to get it in front of audiences. Major distributors like Warner Bros. and Universal typically distribute big-budget films they produce themselves. Independent distributors like IFC Films and Revolver handle more niche films, often discovered at festivals. The document suggests an independently produced LGBTQ film about a transgender girl would likely be picked up by an independent distributor like IFC Films, which has a section for LGBTQ films, or potentially a streaming service going forward as they expand into distribution. It would aim to be shown at festivals to attract distributors seeking such independent niche films.
Hollywood film production
The document outlines the major stages of film production from development through distribution. It discusses the challenges of securing financing for films, noting that only 10% of films make a significant profit. It also provides details on production budgets for blockbuster films like Spiderman 2, breaking down costs for development, production, post-production, and marketing.
Q3 Evaluation
This document discusses film distribution options for an independent, low-budget film about a transgender girl. It identifies that independent distributors like IFC Films and Revolver often pick up niche films from the film festival circuit. The document suggests IFC Films would be a good fit given they distribute LGBTQ-themed films. It also notes how streaming services are becoming more involved in distribution. In conclusion, the filmmaker believes an independent distributor is the best pathway after attempting to showcase the film at festivals.
Q3
This document discusses film distribution options for an independent, low-budget film about a transgender girl. It identifies that independent distributors like IFC Films and Revolver often pick up niche films from the film festival circuit. The film's inspirations and subject matter suggest it would fit well within IFC Film's LGBTQ section. Streaming services are also presented as a promising distribution avenue. In conclusion, the filmmakers would pursue the festival and independent distributor route given their film's independent production and niche genre.
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.
Media evaluation question 3
The document discusses different aspects of film production and distribution for an independent horror film. It describes how a production company would help create the film from initial idea through completion. It also discusses choosing the distribution company Momentum Pictures, which focuses on horror films and has distributed successful titles in the genre. The film will be funded by the BFI, which supports emerging UK filmmakers. Titles and influences from other horror films like Orphan and House of Wax are discussed.
What kind of media institution might distribute your film.
A distribution company will distribute a film by printing copies on DVDs, Blu-rays, etc. and shipping them to theaters and stores for audiences to purchase. They will also handle advertising and setting a release date. Entertainment Film Distributors is a suitable choice as they are the UK's leading independent distributor and have experience with low budget thrillers, distributing films like The Final Destination franchise that had successful openings.
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. Aaron Nandra OUTPUT – film Explore howmediaorganisationscreate differenttypesof mediaproductswithdistinctive characteriseslookingatspecificexamplesof these productsinordertounderstandthe advantages and disadvantagesof these productsandimplicationsforthe organisation Mainstreamfilms- Hollywood Characterisesof mainstreamproducts- Highbudget Exclusive adrights Distribution - Differentplatforms-cinema Wideraudience Actors andactress demand differentfilmsmore money Characterisesof independentproducts Lowerproducts Notenoughequipment Productioncost- nocinema Selectamountof cinemas Lowerbudget Characterisesof niche products Unique For specificaudience UnderstandingidentityaskeyCharacterisesof amediaproductandorganisation.Be able togive relevantexamplesof mediaproductsandorganisationsintermstoidentity Chose 1 filmof each Andidentifywiththatfilm
- 2. Aaron Nandra Mainstream Notshownin cinemaonlyontv Short film Notthat poplar High production Really high budget Released worldwide Different products like toys and games Different cinemas like cineworld and odeon Big Hollywood starts It was produced by Marvel studios And distribution bymotion pictures The budgetwas 250 million USD It featured a lot of amazing and well know actor and actresses ,butthe mostpopular is RobertDowney Jr. other actors include Chris Hemsworth Mark Ruf f ao Chris Ev ans Scarlett Johansson Jeremy Renner Don Cheadle Aaron Tay lor-Johnson Elizabeth Olsen Paul Bettany Cobie Smulders Anthony Mackie Hay ley Atwell Idris Elba Stellan Skarsgård James Spader Samuel L. Jackson
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