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This document discusses potential film distributors and distribution strategies for a new psychological thriller film created by students. It analyzes that similar films like The Sixth Sense and Shutter Island were distributed by Hollywood Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment, and Paramount Pictures, respectively. As the film has comparable psychological thriller elements but a unique storyline, those established distributors may be interested in distributing the student film. However, the lack of famous actors could make distribution more difficult. The document also considers target audiences, potential marketing strategies involving digital promotion and word-of-mouth, a staged release plan, and self-distribution options versus working with a major distributor.
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The document discusses film distribution, which involves getting a film to consumers through deciding show times, locations, release dates, and marketing strategies. Producers can directly distribute to cinemas or home video. The author identifies potential film distributors like Lionsgate, Warner Bros., and Rogue Pictures based on their experience distributing similar films. While self-distribution maintains full control, it is time-consuming; the author prefers working with a distributor. Marketing strategies to create hype include trailers, interviews, ads, premier events, websites, and merchandise. The film will appeal to UK and US audiences ages 15-24, especially women, and can be distributed internationally with subtitles.
Question 3
The document discusses potential distribution options for a film called "Impercieveable". It suggests that Paramount would be a good fit as the distributor since they have distributed similar films in terms of genre. Specifically, films like "Shutter Island", "Shooter", and "Friday the 13th" that are tension thrillers with atmospheric scenes. The document also notes that the film's appeal would likely be limited to UK audiences due to its storyline, and proposes some possible marketing strategies like television advertising, bus ads, magazine posts, YouTube spots, and actor interviews if Paramount were to distribute.
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The document discusses potential film distributors and marketing strategies for a new thriller film with horror elements. It recommends New Line Cinema as the distributor, as they have successfully distributed many similar "dark 'horror-like'" films. Marketing strategies discussed include releasing the film around Halloween, test screenings, developing an eye-catching unique selling point around the main character "going mad," and using social media and viral videos to target teenage and American audiences.
Trailer theory
Trailers are a form of marketing used to promote films and raise awareness by informing potential audiences about the genre, plot, and stars. They are typically shown in cinemas, TV, and online to target audiences that align with the film's genre, such as teenagers, couples, or families. Effective trailers highlight unique selling points to generate interest and encourage viewers to see the film by playing on familiar elements but also including new information. The timing of trailer releases is important to build excitement without allowing interest to fade before the film's release.
Task 3 - Distribution
The document discusses film distribution strategies. It defines distribution as sharing a film with an audience through a distributor. For their thriller film, they identify that Metrodome, a UK-based independent distributor, would be a good fit as the audience would be local and Metrodome could advertise and ship the film to British cinemas. Self-distribution is also considered but has disadvantages like being time-consuming and potentially limiting sales options without established buyer relationships.
Film distribution
Film distribution involves marketing and releasing films to audiences. Distributors control how films are advertised and sold through trailers, merchandise, and social media. They focus on theatrical release, home media release, and building the film's brand identity. Major distributors like Universal, 20th Century Fox, Warner Bros., Columbia Pictures, and Lionsgate distribute blockbuster franchises globally. How a film is distributed can significantly impact its box office performance. Self-distribution allows retaining full ownership but requires extensive marketing work, while distributors have existing relationships but take a share of profits.
Task 3
An independent film distribution company would be suited to distribute our thriller film. Independent distributors specialize in distributing films created by independent filmmakers. Our film has both unique and stereotypical elements that would appeal to audiences of thriller genre films. It features a psychological twist on a typical killer plot involving a character believing they killed someone who is actually still alive. Marketing strategies like posters, internet ads, and pre-movie trailers could help promote awareness of the film. Self-distributing the film has potential downsides like inexperience in distribution and marketing that could cause campaigns to fail against films distributed by major companies.
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This document discusses potential film distribution strategies for the thriller film "Submerged". It suggests that 20th Century Fox Studios may be a good fit for distribution since they have distributed similar thriller films in the past. The target audience is identified as women ages 25-34, though the film could potentially appeal more broadly. General marketing strategies like identifying what engages the target audience, advertising where they will see it, and using different techniques are discussed. Self-distribution is also mentioned, though it comes with advantages of full control but disadvantages of lacking industry knowledge and connections.
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The document discusses film distribution, which involves getting a film to consumers through deciding show times, locations, release dates, and marketing strategies. Producers can directly distribute to cinemas or home video. The author identifies potential film distributors like Lionsgate, Warner Bros., and Rogue Pictures based on their experience distributing similar films. While self-distribution maintains full control, it is time-consuming; the author prefers working with a distributor. Marketing strategies to create hype include trailers, interviews, ads, premier events, websites, and merchandise. The film will appeal to UK and US audiences ages 15-24, especially women, and can be distributed internationally with subtitles.
Question 3
The document discusses potential distribution options for a film called "Impercieveable". It suggests that Paramount would be a good fit as the distributor since they have distributed similar films in terms of genre. Specifically, films like "Shutter Island", "Shooter", and "Friday the 13th" that are tension thrillers with atmospheric scenes. The document also notes that the film's appeal would likely be limited to UK audiences due to its storyline, and proposes some possible marketing strategies like television advertising, bus ads, magazine posts, YouTube spots, and actor interviews if Paramount were to distribute.
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The document discusses potential film distributors and marketing strategies for a new thriller film with horror elements. It recommends New Line Cinema as the distributor, as they have successfully distributed many similar "dark 'horror-like'" films. Marketing strategies discussed include releasing the film around Halloween, test screenings, developing an eye-catching unique selling point around the main character "going mad," and using social media and viral videos to target teenage and American audiences.
Trailer theory
Trailers are a form of marketing used to promote films and raise awareness by informing potential audiences about the genre, plot, and stars. They are typically shown in cinemas, TV, and online to target audiences that align with the film's genre, such as teenagers, couples, or families. Effective trailers highlight unique selling points to generate interest and encourage viewers to see the film by playing on familiar elements but also including new information. The timing of trailer releases is important to build excitement without allowing interest to fade before the film's release.
Task 3 - Distribution
The document discusses film distribution strategies. It defines distribution as sharing a film with an audience through a distributor. For their thriller film, they identify that Metrodome, a UK-based independent distributor, would be a good fit as the audience would be local and Metrodome could advertise and ship the film to British cinemas. Self-distribution is also considered but has disadvantages like being time-consuming and potentially limiting sales options without established buyer relationships.
Film distribution
Film distribution involves marketing and releasing films to audiences. Distributors control how films are advertised and sold through trailers, merchandise, and social media. They focus on theatrical release, home media release, and building the film's brand identity. Major distributors like Universal, 20th Century Fox, Warner Bros., Columbia Pictures, and Lionsgate distribute blockbuster franchises globally. How a film is distributed can significantly impact its box office performance. Self-distribution allows retaining full ownership but requires extensive marketing work, while distributors have existing relationships but take a share of profits.
Task 3
An independent film distribution company would be suited to distribute our thriller film. Independent distributors specialize in distributing films created by independent filmmakers. Our film has both unique and stereotypical elements that would appeal to audiences of thriller genre films. It features a psychological twist on a typical killer plot involving a character believing they killed someone who is actually still alive. Marketing strategies like posters, internet ads, and pre-movie trailers could help promote awareness of the film. Self-distributing the film has potential downsides like inexperience in distribution and marketing that could cause campaigns to fail against films distributed by major companies.
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This document discusses potential film distribution strategies for the thriller film "Submerged". It suggests that 20th Century Fox Studios may be a good fit for distribution since they have distributed similar thriller films in the past. The target audience is identified as women ages 25-34, though the film could potentially appeal more broadly. General marketing strategies like identifying what engages the target audience, advertising where they will see it, and using different techniques are discussed. Self-distribution is also mentioned, though it comes with advantages of full control but disadvantages of lacking industry knowledge and connections.
Task 3
The document discusses distribution strategies for a crime film produced in the UK. It compares the film to "The Hateful Eight" which was distributed by The Weinstein Company, noting similarities in genre and plot elements involving bounty hunters. The target audience for the UK film is identified as 18-24 year olds of both sexes. Marketing strategies discussed include releasing a trailer online, conducting press interviews, and creating an interactive social media presence. Release strategies consider crafting a customized plan based on goals such as profit, career advancement, or building a fan base. Exhibition options note targeting the 18-25 demographic during the opening weekend through heavy promotion.
Who would be the audience for your media product
The document discusses strategies for promoting an unconventional horror film targeted at audiences aged 25-39 who appreciate artistic and surreal films. It proposes using nostalgic poster and trailer designs inspired by early 20th century horror films to emphasize the film's visual style. Promotional efforts would include social media pages, hashtags, and YouTube videos to spread the word. Unconventional strategies like fake banned film articles and a related online game could also attract younger audiences through intrigue and gameplay. The goal is to find ways to promote the film's niche artistic style and appeal to fans of the genre and era that inspired it.
Question 3 - Media Institution
A film distributor is responsible for marketing and distributing a film by setting its release date and method of exhibition. They can directly distribute to theaters or through other sub-distributors. The document proposes a thriller/horror film called "The Grounds Keeper" made in England that would appeal to a younger audience by following thriller tropes with a teenage antagonist. It compares the film to "Scream" in genre but notes it would receive a lower age rating due to less gore and language. Social media is suggested for advertising to reach a wide audience. In conclusion, Newline Cinemas is proposed as the most interested distributor since they have experience with similar films like "Friday the 13th" and "Scream
Question 3
Distribution involves releasing films to the public in a way that attracts large audiences. Filmmakers typically hand over distribution to companies that specialize in determining how and where to distribute films. There are major and independent distribution companies, with majors like Warner Bros. and Disney having more money to distribute to mass audiences, while independents like Lionsgate and BBC Films distribute to niche audiences. The film discussed would be a good fit for an independent distributor like DreamWorks due to its psychological thriller genre and storyline being similar to the film "The Girl on the Train".
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Our film "Masked Madness" involves a chase storyline similar to Jason Bourne. While it would appeal most to UK audiences who could relate to its portrayal of modern British societies and gangs, it still has potential to intrigue international audiences curious about British culture. To maximize exposure, we should 1) define our target teenage audience, 2) promote on social media where they engage, and 3) partner with relevant organizations. Self-distributing online through platforms like Amazon, iTunes, and Netflix could gain a large market share by branching out and allowing money with each viewing.
Question 4
The target audience for the film is 15-30 year olds who enjoy thrillers and crime genres. Younger people can relate to the young characters and storyline about dating and relationships, while older audiences can understand the complex plot. Both males and females are targeted to increase revenue, as men typically enjoy the action and crime elements while women can relate the storyline to their own lives. The ideal viewer has a boring daily life and uses films to experience thrills and danger vicariously. They are up-to-date with modern technology, music trends like indie and rock, and social media platforms. Their style is ordinary and they enjoy gaming in their free time.
Question 3
The document discusses a film distributor's role in marketing and exhibiting films. It proposes that a horror/thriller film called "The Grounds Keeper" would appeal to distributors like Newline Cinemas due to the genre similarities to films like "Scream" and "Friday the 13th". It also suggests that advertising the film on social media would help gain a larger audience. In conclusion, Newline Cinemas would be most interested in distributing "The Grounds Keeper" given their experience with similar horror films.
Question 3
Our low-budget horror film would be best distributed by the independent company Blumhouse, as they specialize in similar niche horror genres and have successfully distributed popular films like Paranormal Activity. Blumhouse markets films through film festivals, trailers, websites, and social media to generate excitement among horror fans on a limited budget. We would also promote our film through television advertisements during shows our target demographic watches, and on social media platforms popular with our target audience of males and females under 35. Ultimately, an independent distributor like Blumhouse that has experience with similar low-budget horror films would be best able to promote and distribute our niche psychological horror media product.
task 3 ashleigh
Film distribution involves getting films from production to various exhibition platforms like cinemas and streaming services. This includes securing legal rights, marketing research, promotion, and arranging for physical distribution of copies. Large studios like Warner Bros., Disney, and Sony often both produce and distribute major Hollywood films. Smaller independent distributors rely on acquiring films from other producers to distribute. A distributor's role is to research the target audience, identify the best release timing and promotion strategies, and maximize the film's profits. Key tasks involve market research, test screenings, trailer production, booking cinemas and arranging other elements of the release plan.
Question 3
Showtime Networks would be a good potential distributor for the film because they have experience distributing similar thriller genres that deal with bullying and crime stories. Showtime Networks distributes films and TV shows like Scream and Bang Bang You're Dead, which the film is based on. They understand how to market and distribute this type of film. While self-distribution could allow keeping all profits, it would be very time consuming without the industry connections that distributors have.
Script for question 3
The document discusses a film project targeting males aged 16-24. It will be in the crime and thriller genre using conventions like guns and handcuffs. The film stands out by having the problem solved when the main character turns herself in for murder. It will be marketed through billboards, posters, and social media which are popular with the target audience. The filmmakers want investors to help make the film successful and attract a wider audience which would benefit the investor through positive impressions of their company for distributing a popular film. One company declines due to the risk while another expresses interest since the genre fits their other films and could become popular beyond the target age range.
Question 3
The document discusses choosing Warner Bros to distribute a psychological thriller film. Warner Bros is identified as the best choice because they are a well-known media company that has experience distributing and promoting successful thriller films like Inception. Their large budget and loyal audience would help the film find a wide international audience. The document argues the protagonist and themes of the film are similar to those in films previously distributed by Warner Bros. This familiarity would attract audiences and benefit the film's promotion and financial success.
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The document discusses how the movie industry uses synergy to promote films. It provides the example of Public Enemies, which used a trailer, posters, and magazine cover to create awareness for the movie. These promotional materials all had a similar vibe and informed audiences about the gangster genre of the film. Key details like the cast, director, and release date help target the intended audience. The synergy campaign must portray accurate elements from the movie across all promotions to manage audience expectations.
Group members
The document provides guidance on researching and understanding a film's target audience. It lists questions to consider about who would be interested in a film, including relevant demographics, interests, preferred viewing methods, and how to effectively promote the film to different audience segments through appropriate marketing channels and messaging. The group must demonstrate their audience research and targeting plan for their upcoming video production project.
Evaluation question 3&4
The document discusses distributing a film about bullying. It would be distributed by a small, local distribution company like Warp Films rather than a major studio since it has a moral message and lacks action scenes. The film's budget would not allow for distribution by larger companies. It would be advertised mainly through social media and word of mouth since those methods are free. The target audience for the film is people ages 15 and older since bullying often involves victims and perpetrators in that age group, and the film aims to teach people that bullying is wrong.
Question 3
1) A film distributor is responsible for marketing and distributing a film, and can help secure financing. They determine the release date and method of exhibition.
2) The document recommends using a major distributor like Blumhouse Productions to release the film widely in multiplex cinemas. Major distributors have successful track records and name recognition that can attract audiences.
3) Low-budget horror films have been very successful, such as Paranormal Activity and Insidious, which cost $15,000 and $1.5 million respectively. With the right marketing, low budgets need not limit a film's profits.
Question 3
The document discusses choosing a film distributor to market and release a new action/thriller film. It recommends selecting a large distributor like Universal Pictures that has experience distributing similar genre films. Alternatively, it suggests Paramount Vantage could distribute the film, as they have experience with smaller, independent action and crime films. The target audience is males and females under 35, so the film would be released in multiplex cinemas and advertised during other movies to reach mainstream viewers who watch films both in theaters and online.
Media
The document discusses marketing strategies for a crime/thriller film targeting teenage males aged 16-24. Key points:
- The target audience is teenage males because the film features weapons like guns and handcuffs that younger viewers may find disturbing.
- The genre of crime/thriller was chosen because it allows conventions like weapons that will engage the target audience. Research showed this genre is popular with teenage males.
- The film stands out by resolving the central problem, unlike most successful films, and by incorporating suggestions from the target audience about what they want in this genre.
- Marketing will use billboards, posters, and social media to constantly remind the target audience, who spend a lot of time
Question 3
The document discusses choosing an institution to distribute a thriller film. It argues that choosing a well-known company like Warner Bros would be beneficial. Warner Bros could widely promote and distribute the film, bringing in a large audience due to their reputation and resources. They have experience releasing popular thriller films with similar themes to the author's film, like Inception and Seven, which involve obsessed antagonists and dreams-within-dreams. Partnering with Warner Bros would give the film good publicity and leverage their loyal fanbase, guaranteeing a wide release and viewership of the thriller.
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This document discusses film distribution and strategies for the psychological thriller film "Hollow End". It outlines that distribution companies fund and distribute films through various means like physical copies and streaming. For "Hollow End", Warner Bros. could be the distributor as they have distributed similar dark films in the past. The target audience is expected to be primarily UK audiences ages 15-30 of any gender, as the film may appeal less to younger viewers or mainstream Hollywood audiences. Marketing strategies to reach this audience would include ads and a strong social media presence. Self-distributing the film could prove challenging without the trust and resources of a major studio.
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The document discusses distribution strategies for a crime film produced in the UK. It compares the film to "The Hateful Eight" which was distributed by The Weinstein Company, noting similarities in genre and plot elements involving bounty hunters. The target audience for the UK film is identified as 18-24 year olds of both sexes. Marketing strategies discussed include releasing a trailer online, conducting press interviews, and creating an interactive social media presence. Release strategies consider crafting a customized plan based on goals such as profit, career advancement, or building a fan base. Exhibition options note targeting the 18-25 demographic during the opening weekend through heavy promotion.
Who would be the audience for your media product
The document discusses strategies for promoting an unconventional horror film targeted at audiences aged 25-39 who appreciate artistic and surreal films. It proposes using nostalgic poster and trailer designs inspired by early 20th century horror films to emphasize the film's visual style. Promotional efforts would include social media pages, hashtags, and YouTube videos to spread the word. Unconventional strategies like fake banned film articles and a related online game could also attract younger audiences through intrigue and gameplay. The goal is to find ways to promote the film's niche artistic style and appeal to fans of the genre and era that inspired it.
Question 3 - Media Institution
A film distributor is responsible for marketing and distributing a film by setting its release date and method of exhibition. They can directly distribute to theaters or through other sub-distributors. The document proposes a thriller/horror film called "The Grounds Keeper" made in England that would appeal to a younger audience by following thriller tropes with a teenage antagonist. It compares the film to "Scream" in genre but notes it would receive a lower age rating due to less gore and language. Social media is suggested for advertising to reach a wide audience. In conclusion, Newline Cinemas is proposed as the most interested distributor since they have experience with similar films like "Friday the 13th" and "Scream
Question 3
Distribution involves releasing films to the public in a way that attracts large audiences. Filmmakers typically hand over distribution to companies that specialize in determining how and where to distribute films. There are major and independent distribution companies, with majors like Warner Bros. and Disney having more money to distribute to mass audiences, while independents like Lionsgate and BBC Films distribute to niche audiences. The film discussed would be a good fit for an independent distributor like DreamWorks due to its psychological thriller genre and storyline being similar to the film "The Girl on the Train".
Distribution
Our film "Masked Madness" involves a chase storyline similar to Jason Bourne. While it would appeal most to UK audiences who could relate to its portrayal of modern British societies and gangs, it still has potential to intrigue international audiences curious about British culture. To maximize exposure, we should 1) define our target teenage audience, 2) promote on social media where they engage, and 3) partner with relevant organizations. Self-distributing online through platforms like Amazon, iTunes, and Netflix could gain a large market share by branching out and allowing money with each viewing.
Question 4
The target audience for the film is 15-30 year olds who enjoy thrillers and crime genres. Younger people can relate to the young characters and storyline about dating and relationships, while older audiences can understand the complex plot. Both males and females are targeted to increase revenue, as men typically enjoy the action and crime elements while women can relate the storyline to their own lives. The ideal viewer has a boring daily life and uses films to experience thrills and danger vicariously. They are up-to-date with modern technology, music trends like indie and rock, and social media platforms. Their style is ordinary and they enjoy gaming in their free time.
Question 3
The document discusses a film distributor's role in marketing and exhibiting films. It proposes that a horror/thriller film called "The Grounds Keeper" would appeal to distributors like Newline Cinemas due to the genre similarities to films like "Scream" and "Friday the 13th". It also suggests that advertising the film on social media would help gain a larger audience. In conclusion, Newline Cinemas would be most interested in distributing "The Grounds Keeper" given their experience with similar horror films.
Question 3
Our low-budget horror film would be best distributed by the independent company Blumhouse, as they specialize in similar niche horror genres and have successfully distributed popular films like Paranormal Activity. Blumhouse markets films through film festivals, trailers, websites, and social media to generate excitement among horror fans on a limited budget. We would also promote our film through television advertisements during shows our target demographic watches, and on social media platforms popular with our target audience of males and females under 35. Ultimately, an independent distributor like Blumhouse that has experience with similar low-budget horror films would be best able to promote and distribute our niche psychological horror media product.
task 3 ashleigh
Film distribution involves getting films from production to various exhibition platforms like cinemas and streaming services. This includes securing legal rights, marketing research, promotion, and arranging for physical distribution of copies. Large studios like Warner Bros., Disney, and Sony often both produce and distribute major Hollywood films. Smaller independent distributors rely on acquiring films from other producers to distribute. A distributor's role is to research the target audience, identify the best release timing and promotion strategies, and maximize the film's profits. Key tasks involve market research, test screenings, trailer production, booking cinemas and arranging other elements of the release plan.
Question 3
Showtime Networks would be a good potential distributor for the film because they have experience distributing similar thriller genres that deal with bullying and crime stories. Showtime Networks distributes films and TV shows like Scream and Bang Bang You're Dead, which the film is based on. They understand how to market and distribute this type of film. While self-distribution could allow keeping all profits, it would be very time consuming without the industry connections that distributors have.
Script for question 3
The document discusses a film project targeting males aged 16-24. It will be in the crime and thriller genre using conventions like guns and handcuffs. The film stands out by having the problem solved when the main character turns herself in for murder. It will be marketed through billboards, posters, and social media which are popular with the target audience. The filmmakers want investors to help make the film successful and attract a wider audience which would benefit the investor through positive impressions of their company for distributing a popular film. One company declines due to the risk while another expresses interest since the genre fits their other films and could become popular beyond the target age range.
Question 3
The document discusses choosing Warner Bros to distribute a psychological thriller film. Warner Bros is identified as the best choice because they are a well-known media company that has experience distributing and promoting successful thriller films like Inception. Their large budget and loyal audience would help the film find a wide international audience. The document argues the protagonist and themes of the film are similar to those in films previously distributed by Warner Bros. This familiarity would attract audiences and benefit the film's promotion and financial success.
Synergy Task credited by Luca
The document discusses how the movie industry uses synergy to promote films. It provides the example of Public Enemies, which used a trailer, posters, and magazine cover to create awareness for the movie. These promotional materials all had a similar vibe and informed audiences about the gangster genre of the film. Key details like the cast, director, and release date help target the intended audience. The synergy campaign must portray accurate elements from the movie across all promotions to manage audience expectations.
Group members
The document provides guidance on researching and understanding a film's target audience. It lists questions to consider about who would be interested in a film, including relevant demographics, interests, preferred viewing methods, and how to effectively promote the film to different audience segments through appropriate marketing channels and messaging. The group must demonstrate their audience research and targeting plan for their upcoming video production project.
Evaluation question 3&4
The document discusses distributing a film about bullying. It would be distributed by a small, local distribution company like Warp Films rather than a major studio since it has a moral message and lacks action scenes. The film's budget would not allow for distribution by larger companies. It would be advertised mainly through social media and word of mouth since those methods are free. The target audience for the film is people ages 15 and older since bullying often involves victims and perpetrators in that age group, and the film aims to teach people that bullying is wrong.
Question 3
1) A film distributor is responsible for marketing and distributing a film, and can help secure financing. They determine the release date and method of exhibition.
2) The document recommends using a major distributor like Blumhouse Productions to release the film widely in multiplex cinemas. Major distributors have successful track records and name recognition that can attract audiences.
3) Low-budget horror films have been very successful, such as Paranormal Activity and Insidious, which cost $15,000 and $1.5 million respectively. With the right marketing, low budgets need not limit a film's profits.
Question 3
The document discusses choosing a film distributor to market and release a new action/thriller film. It recommends selecting a large distributor like Universal Pictures that has experience distributing similar genre films. Alternatively, it suggests Paramount Vantage could distribute the film, as they have experience with smaller, independent action and crime films. The target audience is males and females under 35, so the film would be released in multiplex cinemas and advertised during other movies to reach mainstream viewers who watch films both in theaters and online.
Media
The document discusses marketing strategies for a crime/thriller film targeting teenage males aged 16-24. Key points:
- The target audience is teenage males because the film features weapons like guns and handcuffs that younger viewers may find disturbing.
- The genre of crime/thriller was chosen because it allows conventions like weapons that will engage the target audience. Research showed this genre is popular with teenage males.
- The film stands out by resolving the central problem, unlike most successful films, and by incorporating suggestions from the target audience about what they want in this genre.
- Marketing will use billboards, posters, and social media to constantly remind the target audience, who spend a lot of time
Question 3
The document discusses choosing an institution to distribute a thriller film. It argues that choosing a well-known company like Warner Bros would be beneficial. Warner Bros could widely promote and distribute the film, bringing in a large audience due to their reputation and resources. They have experience releasing popular thriller films with similar themes to the author's film, like Inception and Seven, which involve obsessed antagonists and dreams-within-dreams. Partnering with Warner Bros would give the film good publicity and leverage their loyal fanbase, guaranteeing a wide release and viewership of the thriller.
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This document discusses film distribution and strategies for the psychological thriller film "Hollow End". It outlines that distribution companies fund and distribute films through various means like physical copies and streaming. For "Hollow End", Warner Bros. could be the distributor as they have distributed similar dark films in the past. The target audience is expected to be primarily UK audiences ages 15-30 of any gender, as the film may appeal less to younger viewers or mainstream Hollywood audiences. Marketing strategies to reach this audience would include ads and a strong social media presence. Self-distributing the film could prove challenging without the trust and resources of a major studio.
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