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Distribution involves marketing and promoting films through trailers, posters, reviews and festivals to build audience awareness. For the film We're The Millers, distribution rights were secured by various companies worldwide like Warner Bros for theatrical release in countries like the US, Canada and Germany. Warner Bros and other companies also distributed the DVD and Blu-ray versions. The film was released in July 2013 during the summer holidays to target teenagers and young adults, and was given a wide theatrical release globally, especially in the US.
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Distribution deals help audiences first learn about films and are often secured before filming. Distribution involves marketing a film through trailers, posters, reviews, festivals and merchandise. Now You See Me was distributed worldwide through various companies to theaters and later on DVD/Blu-Ray. It was released in summer 2013 to target teenagers and young adults, and was marketed through posters, trailers, advertising, and received a wide theater release globally, especially in the US and Europe. The film made a $276M profit from its $75M budget.
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The document discusses the distribution of the 2013 film Now You See Me. It describes how the film was distributed globally through various studios to theaters and later on DVD/Blu-Ray. Marketing efforts included posters, trailers, advertisements online and in print. The film had a wide release in theaters worldwide and was financially successful with a $75M budget but $351M in global box office receipts.
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This document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a drama film. It analyzes Universal Pictures and Film4. Universal Pictures is identified as the best choice due to its large audience reach, success distributing drama films, excellent marketing, and financial stability. It has a proven track record of distributing similar drama films and ranking highly in box office earnings. Though Film4 also distributes drama, its success rate and financial stability is not as strong as Universal Pictures, making Universal the safer choice.
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The Warner Bros. company was established by four brothers and has achieved global success producing world-class films, TV shows, and home entertainment content. It has several divisions that handle film production and distribution, home entertainment, and television production. The company aims to have a positive impact on communities through philanthropic programs where employees can support non-profits.
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The film industry works to maximize profits by reducing risks during production. Studios consider factors like previous films' successes, recognizable directors/actors, popular genres, and merchandising opportunities to attract audiences. The British film industry lacks major studios and relies on complex co-financing between government funds, distributors, broadcasters, and investors. To compete, British companies like Vertigo Films make low-budget films targeting commercial appeal through new technologies and financing from multiple investors.
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Dimensions Film would be a suitable media institution to distribute the film because:
1) Over the past 7 years, Dimensions has distributed many successful horror movies, including Scream 4 which grossed $18.6 million in the US and £2 million in the UK on its opening weekend.
2) The films distributed, such as Scream, have similarities to the film in terms of teenage characters alone at night which builds vulnerability.
3) Dimensions has a track record of distributing films in the same genre that have achieved good box office success on their opening weekends.
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DreamWorks Distribution and United International Pictures would be suitable distribution partners. DreamWorks handles theatrical distribution, screening films in movie theaters to increase a film's reputation, while United International Pictures focuses on non-theatrical distribution through DVDs, TV, and digital platforms to reach wider audiences outside of theaters. These major international companies are well-established, which would help add value and attract different types of viewers to a new film.
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This document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a drama film. It analyzes Universal Pictures and Film4. Universal Pictures is identified as the best choice due to its large audience reach, success distributing drama films, excellent marketing, and financial stability. It has a proven track record of distributing similar drama films and ranking highly in box office earnings. Though Film4 also distributes drama, its success rate and financial stability is not as strong as Universal Pictures, making Universal the safer choice.
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The Warner Bros. company was established by four brothers and has achieved global success producing world-class films, TV shows, and home entertainment content. It has several divisions that handle film production and distribution, home entertainment, and television production. The company aims to have a positive impact on communities through philanthropic programs where employees can support non-profits.
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2) The films distributed, such as Scream, have similarities to the film in terms of teenage characters alone at night which builds vulnerability.
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A film distributor is responsible for marketing and distributing a film. They work to secure contracts with exhibitors like movie theaters to show the film. Distributors must ensure there are enough film prints, deliver the film to theaters on opening day, and collect it after closing. They handle tasks like dubbing for foreign films. Getting a film into theaters during its first weekend is important for its overall success. Distributors consider factors like the target audience, competition from other releases, and star power when planning their marketing strategy and release.
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1) Distribution involves a company handling the marketing and release of a film in cinemas and on DVD/Blu-ray, as well as decisions around online/TV distribution.
2) Several major film studios like 20th Century Fox, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Warner Bros are described as examples of distribution companies.
3) Self-distribution is considered as it allows a filmmaker to keep all box office profits and get their film seen without relying on other distributors. However, it requires marketing and releasing the film independently.
Revision marketing overview
The marketing of a film involves deciding on a release date and developing a marketing strategy. In the UK, films are typically released on Fridays. A distributor will choose a Friday with few other releases. They will also consider the seasonality and traits of the film to position it distinctively. Prints and advertising (P&A) are the main marketing tools used by distributors and represent a major investment. Marketing includes press materials, posters, advertising campaigns, arranging talent visits, and preview screenings to generate buzz. Films can have wide, modified wide, limited, or territorial releases depending on the target audience and goals of the distributor. Trailers are a crucial part of marketing as they introduce audiences to the film and help
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The document discusses the distribution of the films Straight Outta Compton and I, Daniel Blake. It provides information on what film distribution entails, such as releasing and marketing films. For Straight Outta Compton, Universal Pictures distributed the film internationally using a saturated release pattern. I, Daniel Blake was distributed internationally through various smaller distributors suited for its independent and niche audience. Both films used platform release patterns to build audiences through word-of-mouth in key territories.
What is Distribution
Universal Pictures distributed Straight Outta Compton, investing in its production as part of a larger studio. It had a wide release in August 2015 in both the US and UK, opening in over 2,000 screens, to capitalize on the summer blockbuster season. Independent British films have a difficult time finding distribution due to the dominance of Hollywood studios in distribution. However, digital distribution has lowered costs and made it easier for independent films to access both art house cinemas and some mainstream screens.
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Film distribution involves an organization representing and selling a film to the public and companies. The distributor handles the initial release in one country, as well as home video and streaming releases. They also promote the film at festivals and through advertising. Distribution is crucial as it connects the audience with completed films. The most successful distribution integrates production and exhibition under one company's control.
What is distribution media
This document discusses film distribution. Distribution involves releasing films in cinemas, on DVD, and television to reach audiences. Major US studios like Paramount, Warner Bros., and Universal dominate global distribution through their large size and ability to distribute films internationally. Distribution involves producing film prints, marketing, deciding release dates and theaters. Independent British films have a harder time getting international distribution deals and theatrical screenings due to lack of funding compared to major Hollywood blockbusters. Film festivals help independent films get noticed and potentially picked up by distributors.
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.
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This document discusses new media technology and digital cinematography. It explains that new media refers to digital, computerized, or networked technologies that emerged in the late 20th century. Digital cinematography records footage onto tape, hard disks, or memory sticks instead of film. Major advantages include easier editing and the ability to see playback immediately.
Hollywood vs Indie
This document discusses new media technology and digital cinematography. It explains that new media refers to digital, computerized, or networked technologies that emerged in the late 20th century. Digital cinematography records footage onto tape, hard disks, or memory sticks instead of film. Major advantages include easier editing and the ability to see playback immediately.
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The document discusses film marketing and the use of above-the-line and below-the-line advertising. It notes that film marketing can involve mass media advertising campaigns as well as more targeted personal approaches. Effective marketing may involve a mix of both through-the-line strategies. The document also provides an overview of the typical stages in a film's production cycle and issues to consider at each stage, including production, distribution, publicity, and merchandising.
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The document discusses various aspects of film production and distribution. It defines key terms like independent production, distribution, film festivals, film chains, marketing, exhibition, box office, and cinema income. It also mentions some major film studios and distributors like Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, and The Weinstein Company.
Distribution in the film industry
The document discusses key aspects of film distribution, including the roles and types of distributors, distribution plans, budgets, costs, and release dates. A distributor is responsible for marketing, releasing, and exhibiting a film. They determine the release date and method of exhibition. There are theatrical distributors, non-theatrical distributors, and home distributors. An important distribution plan outlines how a film will be distributed to intermediaries and consumers. Distribution requires large budgets and costs for prints, advertising, marketing, and exhibiting the film. The release date is crucial as it determines the potential audience and success of a film.
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Film distribution is the process of making a movie available to an audience through various channels of exhibition and viewing. Major film distributors in Hollywood known as the "Big Six" handle distribution for large commercial films. Independent film studios like Lionsgate and Metrodome focus on distributing smaller, lower budget films they acquire from film festivals. A filmmaker may choose to self-distribute to retain full control, but it requires a significant time commitment and lacks the industry relationships of a professional distributor.
Marketing, exhibition and Distribution
1) A film distributor is responsible for marketing a film and setting its release date and method of exhibition or viewing. They may distribute directly if they own theaters or networks, or through other sub-distributors.
2) Oblivion was released worldwide on April 19th 2013 in theaters. Its DVD and Blu-ray became available for pre-order in North America just 5 days later, and it was released on home video in the UK on August 6th, 2013.
3) Film promotion, sometimes called press junkets, generally includes advertising campaigns, interviews, and merchandise to maximize early revenue. Marketing budgets equal about half the production budget on average. Promotion for Oblivion began in April 2012 with
The film process
The key stages of the film process are production, distribution, marketing, and exhibition/consumption.
Production involves creating the film and arranging financing. Distribution gets the film to theaters and other platforms. Marketing uses techniques like trailers, ads, and publicity events to promote the film. Exhibition/consumption is when audiences view the film in theaters or at home.
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This document discusses film distribution strategies. It explains that a distributor is responsible for releasing a film to the widest possible audience. They develop a release strategy that determines when and where the film will be shown. Distributors must secure exhibition deals with cinemas and spend money marketing the film through posters, trailers, and social media to generate interest. Large studios like Universal distribute globally and spend millions promoting major films, while independent distributors like Soda Pictures focus on more niche films with smaller budgets. The document proposes that Soda Pictures would be a good fit to distribute the independent, low-budget British film being discussed.
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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.
What is a trailer?
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- 1. Distribution , Marketing And Exhibition
- 2. What is Distribution? It is through distribution strategies that we, as an audience, first get to know about a film. In most big budget films the distribution deal is secured before filming takes place. This aspect of the industry deals with the marketing and promotion of the film through the production of trailers, posters, film reviews, film festivals, previews and merchandise.
- 3. Distribution of We’re The Millers Distributors Cocinsa (2013) (Nicaragua) (theatrical) Columbia TriStar Warner Filmes de Portugal (2013) (Portugal) (theatrical) Cuvision (2013) (Paraguay) (theatrical) InterCom (2013) (Hungary) (theatrical) Interfilm Distribution (2013) (Kazakhstan) (theatrical) Manfer Films (2013) (Bolivia) (theatrical) Roadshow Film Distributors (2013) (Australia) (theatrical) Shooting Stars (2013) (United Arab Emirates) (theatrical) Village (2013) (Greece) (theatrical) Warner Bros. Entertainment (2013) (Canada) (theatrical) Warner Bros. (2013) (Argentina) (theatrical) Warner Bros. (2013) (Germany) (theatrical) Warner Bros. (2013) (France) (theatrical) Warner Bros. (2014) (Japan) (theatrical) Warner Bros. (2013) (Netherlands) (theatrical) Warner Bros. (2013) (Singapore) (theatrical) Warner Bros. (2013) (USA) (theatrical) Argentina Video Home (2013) (Argentina) (DVD) Argentina Video Home (2013) (Argentina) (Blu-ray) (DVD) Hollydan Works (2013) (Serbia) (all media) New Line Home Video (2013) (USA) (DVD) New Line Home Video (2013) (USA) (Blu-ray) (DVD) Warner Home Video (2013) (Germany) (DVD) Warner Home Video (2013) (Germany) (Blu-ray) (DVD) Warner Home Video (2014) (Netherlands) (DVD) Warner Home Video (2014) (Netherlands) (Blu-ray) (DVD)a
- 4. Positioning The film was released on 31st July 2013 which is in summers, during holidays. People would go out to watch movies during this time. The film is rated PG-13 which tells that the target audience for this movie are teenagers and young adult. These age groups would like mystery and drama
- 5. Circulation Thousand of copies of film were circulated to the cinemas all around the world. The movie was a saturate release, it was shown in almost every cinema, all over the world, especially in United States of America.
- 6. Marketing Marketing is the process of communicating the value of a product or service to customers for the purpose of selling that product or service
- 7. Exhibition This is the stage of the industry where you experience the film itself and the area you are likely to be most familiar with. It refers to the place where the film is seen and since the 19BUs, most films that go on general release are seen in multiplex cinemas. These are cinemas with many screens and have facilities designed to make the experience comfortable and enjoyable. Exhibitors pay attention to local marketing, food and drink inside the auditorium, issues about air- conditioning, sound and vision maximization etc.
- 8. • Exhibition is divided into two sections: • Cinema: The distributor is paid by the cinema for a copy of the film. • Home: The distributor is paid by the company who is selling the film for a copy. • The distributors of Now you see me (depending on the region) were paid for the given copies to the cinemas and the total sales of the Discs, including DVD’s and Blu-Ray’s. • The film was released worldwide so it was played in almost every cinema over the world, specially in U.S and Europe. • The movie’s budget was $75 m and the box office was $351m which means that the movie made a profit of $276m.