The document summarizes information about the films Frozen and Horrid Henry: The Movie. Frozen had a budget of $150 million provided by Disney studios. It was distributed worldwide by Disney and Universal and made $1.274 billion globally. Horrid Henry: The Movie had a lower budget provided by Vertigo Films and others. It was distributed internationally and made $10.1 million worldwide, playing in cinemas alongside Frozen due to their November release dates.

1. THE LIFE OF A
FILM

2. FROZEN
 Anna, a fearless optimist, sets off on an epic journey - teaming up
with rugged mountain man Kristoff and his loyal reindeer Sven - to
find her sister Elsa, whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom of
Arendelle in eternal winter.

4. Production: The budget of the film was $150 million, this was provided
by Walt Disney Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures which
highlights that Disney is the owner of many companies making it easy
for the Disney film ‘Frozen’ to get their money from the Disney
companies. Walt Disney Animation Studios has also produced Wreck-It
Ralph, Tangled and Bolt for example and Walt Disney Pictures produced
Tangled, Monsters University and Inside Out for example.
There are many theatrical distributors for the film Frozen but this is
mostly covered by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures showing vertical
variation as they distribute the film entirely themselves . It was released
worldwide by Disney and Universal in November to tie in with the
Christmas and Thanks Giving holidays.

5. EXHIBITION
 The box office took 1274.3 from the film worldwide and was
shown in local multiplex cinema’s as it is a big blockbuster and Disney
released it along with plenty of merchandise. Frozen would be
available in all home exhibition and was the most legally filmed film to
be streamed.

6. HORRID HENRY THE MOVIE
 The first ever British kid's movie to be filmed in 3D, Horrid
Henry: The Movie stars Anjelica Huston as Henry's terrifying teacher
Miss Battle-Axe, alongside, Rebecca Front as Henry's headmistress
Ms Oddbod and Richard E Grant as a rival headmaster, with
Parminder Nagra as Miss Lovely, and Noel Fielding as Ed Banger.

8. Production: The budget of he film was very low but is not known, this
was provided by Vertigo Films, Novel Entertainment Productions,
Prescience, Aegis Film Fund and UK Film Council. Vertigo Films also
produced Street Dance, Novel Entertainment Productions produced the
programme Fimbles. Prescience produced Chef, Aegis Film Fund
produced Katie’s story and UK Film Council produced The King’s
Speech.
There are many theatrical distributors for the film including Vertigo Films
(UK), Phase 4 Films (US and Canada), Entertainment One (US and
Canada and five others. It has been distributed into 27 countries and
translated into 22 languages. The film was also released in November to
tie in with the Christmas and Thanks Giving holidays.

9. EXHIBITION
 The box office took $10.1 million from the film worldwide and
was shown in local multiplex cinema’s as it is a big TV series meaning
many people already knew what the storyline was about. Frozen
would be available in all home exhibition. Overall, there was
horizontal integration between the film’s production company's and
distributors due to the film being low budget.