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This document provides information about three films - The Constant Gardener, Se7en, and Elephant - that inspired a pitch for a new film. It summarizes the budgets of the three films, which ranged from $3 million for Elephant to $30 million for Se7en. It also notes that the target audience for all three inspirational thriller films is generally young adults aged 16-25. Finally, it overviews the standard distribution and marketing processes that films typically follow, such as trailers, posters, interviews, and viral or print advertising.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses conventions of opening sequences in films and television. It summarizes common elements like presenting title and credits over action or static images, accompanied by music. The author's opening sequence included conventions like production companies, editors, actors, and action footage to set up protagonist vs antagonist. However, it challenged conventions by using a less graphic chase scene to build suspense rather than violence. As a thriller, it incorporated elements like tension, violence and villains/heroes but challenged the genre convention of only using females as hostages by making the protagonist a male hostage.
Task 3 Presentation Group055
The production company is responsible for filming and producing the film. This includes casting actors, ensuring legal requirements are met, planning the film production, and providing props and setting up filming locations. The production company may also find a distributor to market and distribute the film.
The document discusses a student production company called "Toast" which stands for "Totally Outrageous and Sexy Thrillers." Their logo features a piece of toast with the word "Toast" changing colors and fading into "Productions."
A film distributor promotes and releases the film to the public for viewing and purchasing. They handle advertising through various media. The students chose Lionsgate as their distributor because it is an established
Question 3
Immorality is a mainstream thriller film that takes inspiration from films like Sin City and Layer Cake in its characters and settings. It also draws inspiration from The Third Man and Black Dahlia for its voiceovers. The document discusses distributing the film Immorality through mainstream channels like popular cinemas, television channels known for airing mainstream films after 9pm, and online outlets to reach a wide audience.
Big budget v small budget (1)
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Critical Evaluation Question 3
Survey Monkey was used to survey the target audience about their preferences in films. The results showed that drama and thriller films were most popular, which was good for the film being produced. Crime and how it affects society were also popular dramatic themes. The film Munich, about a terror attack, was liked by many. Based on the feedback, the filmmakers made changes like improving sound, clarifying the terrorist character, and adding more dramatic music.
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The trailer for Ironman aims to build suspense by not revealing the name of the film until the end. It shows action scenes to advertise it as an action film, while also including lighter moments. The fast-paced editing at the start creates tension before slowing down at the end to provide more information and pique interest. There is no voiceover. The trailer is more effective than a poster at generating interest in the film by providing moving images and additional context to arouse curiosity.
What have you learned from your audience feedback
The survey results provided valuable feedback for the filmmakers:
1. Thriller and drama films were the most popular genres among the target audience. Since the film is also a thriller/drama, this was good news.
2. Crime and society themes received many votes, and the film incorporates both through its terrorism storyline. Racial prejudice and terrorism themes were also acceptable.
3. Emotional issues like death resonated with audiences, and the film's sad ending kills everyone.
4. The film Munich about retaliatory terrorist attacks received many votes, relating to the film's own portrayal of a terror attack.
5. Lionsgate, known for dark blue-toned films
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The production company is responsible for filming and producing the film. This includes casting actors, ensuring legal requirements are met, planning the film production, and providing props and setting up filming locations. The production company may also find a distributor to market and distribute the film.
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Question 3
Immorality is a mainstream thriller film that takes inspiration from films like Sin City and Layer Cake in its characters and settings. It also draws inspiration from The Third Man and Black Dahlia for its voiceovers. The document discusses distributing the film Immorality through mainstream channels like popular cinemas, television channels known for airing mainstream films after 9pm, and online outlets to reach a wide audience.
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Survey Monkey was used to survey the target audience about their preferences in films. The results showed that drama and thriller films were most popular, which was good for the film being produced. Crime and how it affects society were also popular dramatic themes. The film Munich, about a terror attack, was liked by many. Based on the feedback, the filmmakers made changes like improving sound, clarifying the terrorist character, and adding more dramatic music.
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- In creating the project, Sophie learned video editing skills in Final Cut Express and how to match music to images in GarageBand.
Presentation research and planning.[1].ppt christianah
The student researched music videos in various genres to inform their main project of creating a dubstep music video. They analyzed elements like lighting, shots, and themes that were common across popular music videos. Feedback from their target audience of 16-25 year olds in South London confirmed dubstep as the best genre. They created original photographs for their project and modified them based on feedback. Two ancillary projects were also created, applying lessons learned from reviewing professional models and receiving audience feedback.
Question 3
The document discusses potential film distributors for a new independent film. It analyzes Studio Canal and Sony Pictures as options, noting that Studio Canal has experience distributing similar horror and thriller genres while Sony Pictures has successfully distributed independent films like Whiplash. The document concludes that Sony Pictures would be the best choice given their reputation and track record promoting independent films to large audiences.
Studying Horror Films
This document provides information and activities for students to learn about the horror genre and filmmaking process. It discusses conventions of horror films, analyzing scenes, developing a story treatment and pitching an idea for an original horror film. Students are guided through pre-production, production, and post-production steps to create a trailer for their proposed film, including storyboarding, scheduling and editing.
Evaluation 3
Lionsgate and Universal would be good production and distribution companies for our thriller film because they have a history of producing and distributing successful thriller films with wide target audiences. Streaming services like Netflix and Amazon would also be interested in our film because they have large customer bases that include the target age groups for thrillers, and exclusive streaming deals could generate profits for both our film and the streaming service.
Independent cinema research
The document discusses the key aspects of film production, distribution, and exhibition. It explains that production involves developing the script, assembling a creative team, filming, and post-production editing. Distribution is how a film is promoted and made available to audiences, such as through social media, theaters, video releases, and streaming. Exhibition is the final stage where audiences view the completed film, mainly through DVDs, mainstream cinemas, or independent cinemas. The document provides examples of mainstream Hollywood studios and independent production companies.
Film coursework booklet pt1
This document provides guidance for a film studies coursework assignment. It is divided into four parts: 1) Exploring a film of the student's choice, 2) Pitch and preproduction, 3) Production, and 4) Evaluative analysis. For part one, students must analyze how film language like cinematography and sound create meaning in a scene from their chosen film. They are provided instructions on researching the film's production, distribution, and exhibition to learn about the film industry. Students are directed to record their research on a blog and fill out a form to summarize their findings.
Robbies evaluationques1
This document discusses how a student media production uses and develops typical genre conventions of British drama films. It analyzes the conventions used for titling, camera work, shot framing, mise-en-scene, editing, sound, and actor positioning in films like Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. The student notes that their opening scene adheres to many of these conventions, such as using a dark background and bold font for the titles, eye-level shots, medium shots, dull color palettes, and a monologue for sound. They also develop some conventions, like using more close-ups and an over-the-shoulder shot. The goal is to engage audiences as if they are in the film
Conor Fewtrell - Unit 1 Website
Working Title Films is a film production company co-founded in 1983 that has produced several big blockbuster films in partnership with major studios. Some of their most recent films discussed include Everest (2015) and We Are Your Friends (2015). The document provides information on the company's products, market position, film analyses, target audiences, legal and ethical considerations, survey analyses, and competitors. It also includes a film review of Everest that discusses the cast, images/effects, and camera angles used.
Mise en-Scène Presentation
This document provides information about mise-en-scène in media studies and film. It defines mise-en-scène as the arrangement of all visual elements seen on screen, including properties, costumes, lighting, sets and more. The document discusses key elements of mise-en-scène and provides examples of how they are used and analyzed in television dramas. Exercises are presented for students to identify mise-en-scène elements in screenshots and analyze how they create meaning and representation. Different lighting techniques like high key and low key lighting are also introduced along with their common uses in different genres.
Unit 3 media sectors
The document discusses different media sectors including film, TV, radio, print, and online. It provides information on key companies and jobs within each sector. The film industry involves making and distributing movies, with major companies including Lionsgate, Sony, and Disney. Key film jobs are director, producer, composer, and cinematographer. The BBFC governs film classification in the UK. TV earns money through advertising and major companies include BBC, ITV, and Channel 4. Key TV jobs include costume designer and camera operators. Ofcom regulates the TV and radio sectors in the UK. Radio involves distributing information through stations like BBC Radio, Capital FM, and Magic. Radio jobs include producers, presenters, and reporters. Print includes
Heather Close Evaluation (New)
The student evaluated their media project which was a thriller film opening. They analyzed how their opening used conventions from films like Firewall, Face Off, and Phone Booth. Their opening represented social groups through its mainly male cast and portrayal of a black teenage boy being shot. As an independent low-budget film, it would likely be distributed online or by a small distributor. They aimed it at their surveyed target audience of 17 year old males and kept them engaged through suspense and unanswered questions. In creating the project, they learned editing and camera skills using Adobe Premier and Canon cameras.
DISTRIBUTION
The production company handles fundraising, scheduling, budgeting, scripting, resources, staff organization, post-production, distribution, and marketing. They have chosen Film4 Productions as their distributor because it is known for supporting low-budget British films in similar genres like psychological horror. Due to their low budget and lack of stars, a large distributor like Universal would not be possible. They plan to apply to the British Film Institute for funding to produce and market the film since it is a low-budget British production that will likely only appeal to UK audiences.
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This document summarizes a student's media studies production portfolio containing two video briefs: a music promo with storyboard and an opening sequence from a thriller with storyboard. It describes working in a group of three on a thriller film opening and music video. It also includes research on similar films and openings, the target audience, forms and conventions used, and plans to gather audience feedback and evaluate how well the project meets the brief.
Evaluation Question 1 - Megan Smith A2 Media
This document discusses the conventions of teaser and theatrical film trailers, and how the student's media product for their coursework either challenges or follows these conventions. For their coursework, the student created a theatrical film trailer for their independent film "Fleeting Youth". The student made the decision to create a theatrical rather than teaser trailer because independent films typically do not have teaser trailers. The student aimed to follow most conventions of a theatrical trailer, such as giving viewers a sense of the general story and leaving them wanting more, while their trailer was slightly shorter than typical. The student also wanted their trailer and other promotional materials to match the conventions of a social realism genre.
Evaluation Activity 3
This document discusses film production and distribution. It explains that a production company is responsible for organizing and distributing a film, handling the director and cast. The distributor markets and promotes the film by making copies and showing it to cinema owners to influence its success. Possible distributors for the student's production mentioned are Film4 and Lionsgate as they handle smaller, UK-based films. Their websites provide information on the films they have distributed.
4. How Are Crime Dramas Made?
Crime dramas are made and marketed by television institutions like the BBC and commercial broadcasters. They schedule many crime dramas in prime-time slots between 7-11pm to target large family and adult audiences. Public service broadcasters like the BBC aim to entertain audiences of all types, while commercial channels focus on mainstream groups to attract advertisers. Crime dramas are heavily marketed using trailers, websites, magazine articles, and publicity photos to capitalize on the "CSI effect" and popularity of shows like CSI that increased demand for forensic crime genres.
4. How Are Crime Dramas Made?
Crime dramas are made and marketed by television institutions like the BBC and commercial broadcasters. They schedule many crime dramas in prime-time slots between 7-11pm to target large family and adult audiences. Public service broadcasters like the BBC aim to entertain audiences of all types, while commercial channels focus on mainstream groups to attract advertisers. Crime dramas are heavily marketed using trailers, websites, magazine articles, and publicity photos to capitalize on the "CSI effect" and popularity of shows like CSI that increased demand for forensic crime genres.
Task 3
A production company provides the physical elements and organization of filmmaking including money, props, cameras, marketing, and scripting. Silvelight Productions' logo features a silver moon and light to represent the company name and set a horror tone. Film distribution decides where and when a film will be shown based on the intended audience. Lionsgate is proposed to distribute the film since it specializes in horror films and has distributed similar titles in the past. The Movie Fund is chosen to finance the low-budget British horror film since it focuses on independent and horror genres. Marketing strategies aim to reach the target young adult audience through ads on radio, magazines, buses and cinema trailers. While self-distribution can save money, it is complex
Task 3 media
A production company provides the physical elements and organization of filmmaking including props, equipment, money, distribution, marketing and scripting. Silvelight Productions' logo features a moon and light to convey a horror tone. Distribution involves deciding where and when a film will be shown based on the audiences that would enjoy and not be offended by the film. Lionsgate would be a good distributor for the film as they specialize in horror films and have distributed similar films in the past. The Movie Fund is chosen to fund the low-budget British horror film as they specialize in horror and independent films. Marketing strategies aim to target young audiences and horror fans through ads on radio, magazines, buses and playing trailers before horror films in
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- 13. Who was their target audience Research generally shows that the most people who enjoy Thrillers are young adults (16-25) Therefore we can safely assume that this age group is the target audience for all three of our inspirational films.
- 14. How did they distribute their film Films usually have a standardised distribution process: as shown:
- 15. How were the films marketed Again, most films follow a standardised marketing procedure. This may include: Trailers – Found on internet and shown before a movie showing. Film Posters – usually shows the cast of the film with the title.
- 16. How were the films marketed -continued- Standees – Paperboard life-size cut-outs of figures from the film Viral Marketing – trailers on movie-orientated websites Print – Adverts in magazine and newspapers Interviews – Actors, directors and producers may be interviewed
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Editor's Notes
- VOD – Video on DemandThe process refers to standardised procedure. There are other distribution methods such as Straight to video and simultaneous release.
- Viral marketing – can also include updates on production (I.E twitter, facebook)