The document discusses potential distribution options for a low-budget thriller film. It suggests that [1] the British Microwave scheme, which provides funding of £100,000 or less, would be a good option as it allows for film production, distribution, and advertising, [2] local cinemas or online streaming services like Netflix could potentially distribute the film if it receives approval from the Microwave scheme, and [3] social media sites could be used to advertise the film and create demand if other options fail.

1. Evaluation 3
What kind of Media institution might distiirubte
your media product, and why?

2. Distributors
You find the main big Hollywood distributors
like “Warner bros” “universal” “paramount and
th
“20 Century fox” usually distribute high costing
block buster films, if I was to find someone to
distribute my film it wouldn’t be any of these
because my thriller wouldn’t be a high budget
film

3. Microwave scheme
The microwave scheme helps British film makers
fund for there films to be made, the micro
budget they usually get 100,000 grand or less
and that helps them make the film distribute it
and advertise it.
Films like shifty used the microwave scheme and
made the film for about 100,000 and made a
profit of 41,000 this would be perfect for our
thriller as it dips our feet into the film making
world

4. Film,Cinema, internet,you-tube
We would hope if our film gets the thumbs up by
the British Microwave scheme after the
production of the Thriller we would see if any of
the local cinemas would like to buy any couples
from us, and if failing that we would hope we
get most of the money by sales or through
itunes or new instant movies online like netflix
or love-film

5. Social networking sites?
Failing any of the above we could always rely on
social networking sites like face-book or twitter
or you tube to advertise our thriller films which
means if a lot of people like it there will be a
demand for our thriller to be watched, which
means our previews or videos can go viral,