Characteristic of mainstream product
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Mainstream films are big budget Hollywood blockbusters made by major studios like 20th Century Fox. They typically have well-known celebrity actors and are highly rated. Independent films have lower budgets and are free from corporate or government influence. Niche films have an even smaller budget than independent films. They are not very popular and only appeal to certain audiences due to their unorthodox plots and lack of famous actors.
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The document discusses various aspects of independent film production and distribution. It describes the production process, which includes development, packaging, pre-production, principal photography, and post-production. It provides examples of independent film production companies and discusses distribution, online distribution, film screenings, companies that distribute independent films, and exhibition. It contrasts independent films, which are typically lower budget and thought-provoking, from mainstream films, which are larger budget and aim to entertain mass audiences.
Question 1
A media conglomerate or institution is a company that owns multiple mass media enterprises like film companies. Major Hollywood studios are conglomerates that have very high film budgets and integrate production and distribution to ensure high quality. They spend large amounts on marketing to make audiences aware of upcoming films. In contrast, British film institutions have smaller budgets of around $5 million for production and marketing. A filmmaker would want to distribute their film with a Hollywood conglomerate like Universal Studios, which is linked to one of the six major studios and would help secure top actors and a $35 million budget for quality production and marketing.
Institutions
This document discusses institutions, funding, production values, marketing, and examples of independent films. It notes that independent films are typically lower budget productions funded by multiple companies. Around 50% of the budget goes towards production values like setting and lighting. Marketing often involves film festivals and social media. Similar independent films like Winter's Bone had modest budgets but found success through festivals like Sundance. Warp Films is given as an example of a British independent production company.
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The document discusses film distribution and the relationship between producers and audiences. It notes that five major distributors dominate the UK film industry and control distribution of both their own films and others. This arrangement means that blockbuster films receive blanket releases and wide promotion, competing for attention with smaller, independent films. The relationship between producers and audiences is complex, with arguments that audiences ultimately determine success through their choices, but producers also heavily market films to influence consumer behavior.
Task 1 ownership case study
The document discusses different types of media ownership including private, public service, independent, conglomerate, and horizontal and vertical integration. Private ownership can lead to better quality products through competition but also profit over public interest. Public service receives funding from various sources and aims for public service. Independent businesses are sole proprietorships with one owner controlling the business. Conglomerates own large numbers of companies in various mass media. Horizontal integration combines production stages while vertical integration owns different supply chain stages. Cross-media convergence distributes media across platforms. Synergy divides media into other formats to make profit. The structure and ownership of Disney is described, which owns TV networks, cable channels, studios and theme parks through horizontal and vertical integration.
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The Walt Disney Company acquired Marvel Entertainment for $4 billion in 2009. Disney is a large media conglomerate that owns many smaller companies, while Marvel was known for popular superhero comics that had been adapted into blockbuster films. The acquisition increased Disney's influence in the film industry by expanding its audience reach. It allowed Disney to target both male and female audiences of different ages. However, Disney does not have full ownership of all Marvel characters. The deal may also impact production schedules and quality of future Marvel films and comics.
Film studio research new
An independent film company is a small company that is not part of a larger conglomerate. They have lower budgets than major studios and target niche markets. In contrast, a conglomerate film company is a large, Hollywood studio that is both horizontally and vertically integrated to control all aspects of film production and distribution. They target mass markets due to their greater resources and funding.
US film industry 2016
The document discusses how the British film industry is influenced by Hollywood studios through co-productions and distribution deals. It notes that decisions about which British films to make and how to market them are often based on the tastes of American and domestic audiences. It also explains that Hollywood studios are large conglomerates that own different parts of the film production and distribution process, giving them power over the market. For the British film industry, this system can have drawbacks like profits not being reinvested domestically and a lack of control over distribution rights.
Revision hollywood dme v independents dme
The film industry is dominated by six major studios that are part of large media conglomerates. These studios vertically integrate production, distribution, and exhibition to maximize profits. They produce big-budget blockbusters using established concepts to minimize risk. Studios distribute films through numerous windows to generate revenue, and use marketing synergies within their conglomerates. They give major films wide releases in multiplexes, which are more profitable than individual theaters. Independent distributors sell lower-budget art films, but successful companies are often acquired by conglomerates. Independent films strive for festivals to attract distributors for wider release due to limited access to major networks.
Institutions and audiences overview of industry-1
The film industry is dominated by six major studios that are part of large media conglomerates. These studios produce big-budget blockbuster films aimed at mass audiences using established concepts to minimize risk. They distribute films through numerous windows to generate multiple revenue streams. Conglomerates maximize profits through synergies where different business units collaborate based on successful film brands. Independent films have difficulty accessing major distribution networks and target niche audiences through film festivals and limited art house cinema releases.
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Characteristic of mainstream product
- 1. Characteristic of productsBy Haseeb Patel
- 2. Characteristic of Mainstream Product These are the type of films which are mainstream. An example of this could be suicide squad. These films are so high rated as they have been made using different film companies such 20TH Century Fox. These companies make their name and budget from creating films from the past. They usually have celebrity in their film. These film are mainly Hollywood blockbuster film. The main trait about the mainstream media is their censoring or downplaying stories that would lead the viewers to conservative conclusions.
- 3. Characteristic of independent products These are the type of films which are independent. An example of this could be shifty This refers to any form of media, such as radio, television, newspapers or the Internet, that is free of influence by government or corporate interests. In international development, the term independent media is used in relation to the development of new media outlets, particularly in areas where there is little to no existing media presence.
- 4. Characteristic of Niche Product A niche market are types of films which are unpopular, are played in some cinemas and are only suitable for certain users. These films are not as popular as mainstream and independent but they are still classified as a film. Niche films are the lowest budget compared to the other type of films. They do not get high quality celebrity cast and have a outrageous plot in the film.