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The document discusses potential media companies to distribute a low-budget independent film. It analyzes Working Title and Warp Films. Working Title is a large British studio that is now part of Universal Studios, allowing global distribution if needed. However, the document recommends Warp Films, a small UK independent company based in Sheffield and London that specializes in niche, local markets, as a better fit given the film's low budget. Warp could help target local audiences and may receive funding support from the BFI to help compete with major studios.
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Film distributors’ association
FDA is the trade body for film distributors in the UK, originally established in 1915. It represents distributors' interests to organizations like the UK Film Council. Digital cinematography is capturing motion pictures digitally rather than on film, and many mainstream films now use digital capture partly or fully. Independent is a film production and distribution company that develops, finances, produces and distributes independent films in the UK and internationally.
Film4[1]
1. Film4 is a free digital television channel in the UK owned by Channel 4 that screens films.
2. It was originally a subscription service but became free-to-air in 2006 to increase its availability from 300,000 households to 18 million.
3. Film4 funds between 15-20 films per year through financing, production, distribution and broadcasting on both free and pay TV. It supports new talent through subsidiaries like FilmFour Lab.
Film4 factfile
Film4 is a production house and channel owned by Channel 4 Television Corporation. It has a budget of £15 million per year to produce around 6 films. Film4 is committed to enhancing the British film industry by funding new talent and offering both mainstream and alternative films. It was originally launched as a subscription channel in 1998 but became free-to-air in 2006 in order to appeal to more viewers. Notable films it has produced include East is East, Last King of Scotland, Four Lions, and Never Let Me Go.
Film 4 presentation
Film4 Productions is a UK film production company that has been owned by Channel 4 television since 1982. They produce around 12 films per year, funding their projects through Channel 4, co-productions with other companies, deals with distributors, and government funds. Notable films include This Is England, In Bruges, Slumdog Millionaire, and Submarine. As a leading UK producer, Film4 competes for cinema and DVD sales against all other releases, but benefits from guaranteed distribution on its parent company Channel 4's Film4 channel.
Working Title Film
Working Title Films is a British film production company co-founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe and initially funded through film councils and government grants. In 1992, PolyGram became the corporate backer and later merged with Universal Studios in 1999. Working Title produces feature films and television shows out of offices in London, Los Angeles, and Ireland, and is known for appealing to wide international audiences through films starring American actors. They also have a subsidiary company, wt2, that makes lower-budget films aimed at British audiences.
Low budget film companies
Film4 is a British television channel that screens films and has financed many low-budget films that went on to be box office successes. As Channel 4's feature film division, Film4 develops and co-finances films with distinctive and innovative UK talent, both new and established. Some of Film4's most successful co-financed UK films include 12 Years a Slave, Slumdog Millionaire, and The Iron Lady, all Academy Award winners, as well as other critically acclaimed films.
Evaluation: Question 3
This document discusses potential film distributors and recommends BBC Films and MGM. It notes that BBC Films produces and co-produces successful British films that align with its mission to inform, educate and entertain viewers. MGM is a large distributor commonly used for spy films, making it a good fit for the document's British spy film featuring modern portrayals of women and ethnic groups. BBC Films and MGM would help distribute the film internationally while reflecting its cultural themes.
Working title films
Working Title Films is a British film production company founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe and based in London. It produces both feature films and television productions. Eric Fellner and Bevan now co-chair the company, which was originally independent but now partners with Universal Studios. Working Title has produced many major films from the 1990s to present like Everest, Les Miserables, Johnny English, Shaun of the Dead, and the Jurassic Park franchise. The company frequently collaborates with other studios on films for funding, advertising, and appealing to international audiences. Non-profit organizations also invest in Working Title to support filmmaking without expecting financial returns, while corporations and wealthy individuals invest seeking profits
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Film4[1]
1. Film4 is a free digital television channel in the UK owned by Channel 4 that screens films.
2. It was originally a subscription service but became free-to-air in 2006 to increase its availability from 300,000 households to 18 million.
3. Film4 funds between 15-20 films per year through financing, production, distribution and broadcasting on both free and pay TV. It supports new talent through subsidiaries like FilmFour Lab.
Film4 factfile
Film4 is a production house and channel owned by Channel 4 Television Corporation. It has a budget of £15 million per year to produce around 6 films. Film4 is committed to enhancing the British film industry by funding new talent and offering both mainstream and alternative films. It was originally launched as a subscription channel in 1998 but became free-to-air in 2006 in order to appeal to more viewers. Notable films it has produced include East is East, Last King of Scotland, Four Lions, and Never Let Me Go.
Film 4 presentation
Film4 Productions is a UK film production company that has been owned by Channel 4 television since 1982. They produce around 12 films per year, funding their projects through Channel 4, co-productions with other companies, deals with distributors, and government funds. Notable films include This Is England, In Bruges, Slumdog Millionaire, and Submarine. As a leading UK producer, Film4 competes for cinema and DVD sales against all other releases, but benefits from guaranteed distribution on its parent company Channel 4's Film4 channel.
Working Title Film
Working Title Films is a British film production company co-founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe and initially funded through film councils and government grants. In 1992, PolyGram became the corporate backer and later merged with Universal Studios in 1999. Working Title produces feature films and television shows out of offices in London, Los Angeles, and Ireland, and is known for appealing to wide international audiences through films starring American actors. They also have a subsidiary company, wt2, that makes lower-budget films aimed at British audiences.
Low budget film companies
Film4 is a British television channel that screens films and has financed many low-budget films that went on to be box office successes. As Channel 4's feature film division, Film4 develops and co-finances films with distinctive and innovative UK talent, both new and established. Some of Film4's most successful co-financed UK films include 12 Years a Slave, Slumdog Millionaire, and The Iron Lady, all Academy Award winners, as well as other critically acclaimed films.
Evaluation: Question 3
This document discusses potential film distributors and recommends BBC Films and MGM. It notes that BBC Films produces and co-produces successful British films that align with its mission to inform, educate and entertain viewers. MGM is a large distributor commonly used for spy films, making it a good fit for the document's British spy film featuring modern portrayals of women and ethnic groups. BBC Films and MGM would help distribute the film internationally while reflecting its cultural themes.
Working title films
Working Title Films is a British film production company founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe and based in London. It produces both feature films and television productions. Eric Fellner and Bevan now co-chair the company, which was originally independent but now partners with Universal Studios. Working Title has produced many major films from the 1990s to present like Everest, Les Miserables, Johnny English, Shaun of the Dead, and the Jurassic Park franchise. The company frequently collaborates with other studios on films for funding, advertising, and appealing to international audiences. Non-profit organizations also invest in Working Title to support filmmaking without expecting financial returns, while corporations and wealthy individuals invest seeking profits
Evaluation-Question 3
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Evaluation Question 3
There are two main types of film distributors - major film studios like Paramount Studios and independent film studios like Film 4 Productions. Major studios have large budgets and distribute widely in theaters, earning tens of millions opening weekend, while independent studios have more modest budgets but also distribute on DVD earning millions more. The documentary recommends distributing their independent production with both a major studio for a wide theater release and on DVD, as well as at local art houses, to reach their target teenage audience through an online advertising campaign using social media.
Film 4
Film 4 is a British film production and distribution company owned by Channel 4. It aims to develop British talent and support innovative independent films. Film 4 invests around £500,000 in 20 films per year. It also co-invests in international independent films. Film 4 offers a platform for British and independent cinema by committing to show the films it produces on Channel 4 and Film 4 TV channel. Key advantages are its links to Channel 4 for promotion and its remit to support culturally diverse and innovative films.
Evaluation distribution gg
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Evaluation question 3
Dazzle, Blue Dolphin, and Axiom are all potential British independent film distributors for the media product. Dazzle has distributed award-winning films that could help the media product reach a larger audience. They also release films on DVD, which would increase profits. Blue Dolphin has a wide range of sellers that could ensure the film reaches a variety of audiences, and they have contacts with major TV networks. Axiom is known for taking creative risks and working with new talent, and their innovative marketing techniques could help the media product win awards.
Vertigo
Vertigo is a UK-based independent film company founded in 2002 that aims to produce commercially successful films across a wide range of genres on small budgets. Some of their most popular films include Streetdance 3D, The Football Factory, and Monsters. While most of their films are British productions starring English actors, some like Spring Breakers feature American casts. Though independent, Vertigo is relatively large in size and distributes their films internationally as well as producing them. They target mass audiences by appealing to different genres and aim to identify and promote new talent.
Media powerpoint
An independent film industry like Warp Films would be best suited to distribute the author's low-budget film. Independent film industries provide funding for smaller, lower-budget films. Warp Films is a British digital film company founded in 1989 that has successfully distributed comedy films on a limited budget through social media advertising. As the author's film also has a low-budget, an independent distributor like Warp Films that specializes in this type of film could effectively distribute it through social media sites.
Working Title Case Study
- Working Title Films is the most successful British film production company, producing around 4-5 films per year with budgets of up to $35 million provided by their owner Universal Studios.
- Founded in 1984 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe, they pioneered a model of producing character-driven European films with international appeal by casting American stars.
- Working Title has produced over 95 films that have earned over $4.5 billion globally, focusing on screenplays with strong narratives and characters audiences can relate to rather than special effects.
- Co-founder Eric Fellner says their goal is to export British storytelling and talent globally through partnerships with Hollywood studios.
Presentation1
Warp Films would be the best media institution to distribute the filmmaker's independent media product. Warp Films is a UK-based independent film production company that has successfully produced and distributed independent films through partnerships with Studio Canal. As an independent production located in the UK, the filmmaker's project would be of most interest to Warp Films, as it would help keep the film independently British. Studio Canal, formerly known as Optimum Releasing, is also suggested as they specialize in distributing independent British films in the UK and Ireland.
Film distribution association
The Film Distributors' Association Ltd. (FDA) represents film distributors in the UK, working with companies, organizations, and individuals involved in the film industry. Originally established in 1915 in London, the FDA addresses issues of interest to distributors and advocates for their important role in the film economy. They meet regularly with government and trade groups to represent distributor perspectives.
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Warp Films would be the best media institution to distribute the media product discussed in the document. Warp Films is an independent UK-based film production and distribution company that has experience successfully producing and distributing independent films. While major studios like 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros focus on larger budget films, Warp Films and related companies like Studio Canal specialize in independent films and have networks for distribution in the UK and sometimes internationally. For these reasons, Warp Films would be most likely to distribute an independent British film like the one discussed.
Warp films
Warp Films is a British independent film company based in London that has had success with films like This is England and Submarine. This is England won several awards including Best British Film at the BAFTAs. Submarine had a budget of £1.2 million and made a box office profit of £2.03 million in its opening weekend in the UK and US. Warp Films collaborates with other companies internationally, such as a partnership with Australian distributor Madman Entertainment.
Q3
Warp Films would be well-suited to produce our film given its small budget and focus on creative freedom. Additional funding could come from Film Four and the BFI film fund. Studiocanal would be an ideal distribution partner since they have experience distributing similar independent and British films through previous collaborations with Warp Films and Film Four. Their success in distributing niche films in the UK market makes them a good fit to handle our film.
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Warp films a brief history
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Film Distribution
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Media Ownership - USA vs UK
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Evaluation 3
Columbia Pictures, The UK Film Council, and Vertigo Films are all media institutions that could potentially distribute a film product. Columbia Pictures is a major American film studio that has backed over 1000 films, including comedies like Bad Teacher. The UK Film Council (no longer operating) was a public body that funded over 900 British films to develop the UK film industry and attract global audiences. Vertigo Films is a British production and distribution company founded in 2002 that has produced films like Bronson and Monster and aims to produce and distribute four films per year.
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- Patchwork Productions is a UK-based independent film production company owned by Christine Hartland. They aim to produce films with strong stories that appeal to core audiences.
- Some of their films include the thriller Containment and the drama Life Just Is. They fund their productions through sponsors and investors.
- While based in the UK, Patchwork Productions distributes their films online globally, with their largest viewership in the UK and US. They have previously received funding from organizations like Creative Europe and BFI to produce short films.
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Evaluation-Question 3
What kind of media insitution might distribute your media product and why? Media evaluation- question 3 .
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There are two main types of film distributors - major film studios like Paramount Studios and independent film studios like Film 4 Productions. Major studios have large budgets and distribute widely in theaters, earning tens of millions opening weekend, while independent studios have more modest budgets but also distribute on DVD earning millions more. The documentary recommends distributing their independent production with both a major studio for a wide theater release and on DVD, as well as at local art houses, to reach their target teenage audience through an online advertising campaign using social media.
Film 4
Film 4 is a British film production and distribution company owned by Channel 4. It aims to develop British talent and support innovative independent films. Film 4 invests around £500,000 in 20 films per year. It also co-invests in international independent films. Film 4 offers a platform for British and independent cinema by committing to show the films it produces on Channel 4 and Film 4 TV channel. Key advantages are its links to Channel 4 for promotion and its remit to support culturally diverse and innovative films.
Evaluation distribution gg
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Evaluation question 3
Dazzle, Blue Dolphin, and Axiom are all potential British independent film distributors for the media product. Dazzle has distributed award-winning films that could help the media product reach a larger audience. They also release films on DVD, which would increase profits. Blue Dolphin has a wide range of sellers that could ensure the film reaches a variety of audiences, and they have contacts with major TV networks. Axiom is known for taking creative risks and working with new talent, and their innovative marketing techniques could help the media product win awards.
Vertigo
Vertigo is a UK-based independent film company founded in 2002 that aims to produce commercially successful films across a wide range of genres on small budgets. Some of their most popular films include Streetdance 3D, The Football Factory, and Monsters. While most of their films are British productions starring English actors, some like Spring Breakers feature American casts. Though independent, Vertigo is relatively large in size and distributes their films internationally as well as producing them. They target mass audiences by appealing to different genres and aim to identify and promote new talent.
Media powerpoint
An independent film industry like Warp Films would be best suited to distribute the author's low-budget film. Independent film industries provide funding for smaller, lower-budget films. Warp Films is a British digital film company founded in 1989 that has successfully distributed comedy films on a limited budget through social media advertising. As the author's film also has a low-budget, an independent distributor like Warp Films that specializes in this type of film could effectively distribute it through social media sites.
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- Working Title Films is the most successful British film production company, producing around 4-5 films per year with budgets of up to $35 million provided by their owner Universal Studios.
- Founded in 1984 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe, they pioneered a model of producing character-driven European films with international appeal by casting American stars.
- Working Title has produced over 95 films that have earned over $4.5 billion globally, focusing on screenplays with strong narratives and characters audiences can relate to rather than special effects.
- Co-founder Eric Fellner says their goal is to export British storytelling and talent globally through partnerships with Hollywood studios.
Presentation1
Warp Films would be the best media institution to distribute the filmmaker's independent media product. Warp Films is a UK-based independent film production company that has successfully produced and distributed independent films through partnerships with Studio Canal. As an independent production located in the UK, the filmmaker's project would be of most interest to Warp Films, as it would help keep the film independently British. Studio Canal, formerly known as Optimum Releasing, is also suggested as they specialize in distributing independent British films in the UK and Ireland.
Film distribution association
The Film Distributors' Association Ltd. (FDA) represents film distributors in the UK, working with companies, organizations, and individuals involved in the film industry. Originally established in 1915 in London, the FDA addresses issues of interest to distributors and advocates for their important role in the film economy. They meet regularly with government and trade groups to represent distributor perspectives.
Presentation1
Warp Films would be the best media institution to distribute the media product discussed in the document. Warp Films is an independent UK-based film production and distribution company that has experience successfully producing and distributing independent films. While major studios like 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros focus on larger budget films, Warp Films and related companies like Studio Canal specialize in independent films and have networks for distribution in the UK and sometimes internationally. For these reasons, Warp Films would be most likely to distribute an independent British film like the one discussed.
Warp films
Warp Films is a British independent film company based in London that has had success with films like This is England and Submarine. This is England won several awards including Best British Film at the BAFTAs. Submarine had a budget of £1.2 million and made a box office profit of £2.03 million in its opening weekend in the UK and US. Warp Films collaborates with other companies internationally, such as a partnership with Australian distributor Madman Entertainment.
Q3
Warp Films would be well-suited to produce our film given its small budget and focus on creative freedom. Additional funding could come from Film Four and the BFI film fund. Studiocanal would be an ideal distribution partner since they have experience distributing similar independent and British films through previous collaborations with Warp Films and Film Four. Their success in distributing niche films in the UK market makes them a good fit to handle our film.
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Warp films a brief history
Warp is a UK film company that originated as a record label called Warp Records. It received funding from NESTA to produce short films, with its first short film "My Wrongs" winning a BAFTA award in 2003. Warp's success increased with films like "This is England" and "Four Lions," focusing on British stories and actors. NESTA funding culminated in collaborations between Warp, the BBC, and Film4 for movies such as "Submarine" and "Four Lions." Key figures involved in many of Warp's films included producer Chris Morris and director Richard Ayoade.
Film Distribution
Film distributors are companies like 20th Century Fox, Lionsgate, and Paramount that are responsible for distributing films from producers to audiences. They handle crucial final steps like coming up with marketing strategies, deciding release formats and dates, and promoting films, so that completed films can reach audiences in cinemas or homes. Some of the major film distributors in the UK that perform these distribution functions include moving completed films into the marketplace.
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Media Ownership - USA vs UK
The ownership of media is separated into high-end conglomerate companies like the "Big Six" that dominate the market financially, and smaller independent British productions that rely on donations for original content. The American film industry is dominated by the Big Six studios that spend heavily on marketing internationally. In contrast, British films like This Is England have much smaller budgets and rely on techniques like viral marketing through social media. While conglomerate films have larger scale, independent films can have greater originality and cultural specificity.
Evaluation 3
Columbia Pictures, The UK Film Council, and Vertigo Films are all media institutions that could potentially distribute a film product. Columbia Pictures is a major American film studio that has backed over 1000 films, including comedies like Bad Teacher. The UK Film Council (no longer operating) was a public body that funded over 900 British films to develop the UK film industry and attract global audiences. Vertigo Films is a British production and distribution company founded in 2002 that has produced films like Bronson and Monster and aims to produce and distribute four films per year.
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- Patchwork Productions is a UK-based independent film production company owned by Christine Hartland. They aim to produce films with strong stories that appeal to core audiences.
- Some of their films include the thriller Containment and the drama Life Just Is. They fund their productions through sponsors and investors.
- While based in the UK, Patchwork Productions distributes their films online globally, with their largest viewership in the UK and US. They have previously received funding from organizations like Creative Europe and BFI to produce short films.
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Hammer Film Productions would be a suitable media institution to distribute my media product. Hammer Films is a famous UK-based film production company known for producing successful horror films. Distributing through Hammer would leverage their experience and reputation in the horror genre to effectively promote the production to teenagers and young adults. Hammer also has a partnership with Warner Bros, which could provide access to A-list talent, equipment, and publicity that would increase the financial success and recognition of the production.
Evaluation question 3: Renewed
Optimum Releasing would be a suitable distributor for the independent British thriller film. As an independent UK film company, Optimum specializes in distributing similar low-budget, British independent films and thrillers. They have had success distributing films with small budgets that appeal to younger audiences. Their marketing strategies, like using social media, would be a cost-effective way to promote the film to its target teen-adult demographic. Optimum also has experience distributing similar thriller genres to the one in the film, so they understand how to market and release that type of film.
Warp films
Warp Films is an independent UK film production company based in Sheffield and London. It was established by Warp Records founders Rob Mitchell and Steve Beckett, initially creating short films with financial support from NESTA. In 2005, Warp Films launched its own film distribution arm to distribute both its in-house productions and acquisitions from other European markets. It has a distribution alliance with Optimum Releasing and helped set up the UK Film Council's digital cinema network in 2005.
Evaluation activity 3 (draft 2)
- A production company is responsible for organizing and distributing a film through tasks like scheduling, budgeting, scripting, and casting. They work with a distributor to market and promote the film.
- Possible distributors for the film include Film4, Lionsgate UK, and StudioCanal as they distribute smaller, UK-based films and have experience with the horror genre.
- Film4 would be the best choice as a distributor since they support emerging talent through lower-budget films and have successfully distributed independent horror films in the past.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses several film production and distribution companies including Relativity Media, Rogue Pictures, and Working Title Films. It also discusses options for distributing an independent film such as through the internet or film festivals. Finally, it notes that partnering with an established production company could help get an independent thriller film global distribution and funding for future productions through their marketing resources and established reputation.
Evaluation question 3
Relativity Media is a film production and distribution company founded in 2004 that specializes in thriller films such as Limitless, Safe Haven, and Out of the Furnace. Rogue Pictures is a subsidiary of Relativity Media that has produced around 25 films since being founded in 1997. Working Title Films is one of the world's leading film production companies, co-chaired by Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner since 1992. It has produced over 100 films that have grossed nearly $6 billion worldwide and won 10 Academy Awards.
Distribution lesson1 24.11.11
Film distribution involves marketing films to audiences and exhibitors like movie theaters and television networks. A film distributor promotes and distributes films to maximize the number of viewers. For large studio films, the distributor is often affiliated with the studio. Independent films have a harder time finding distributors to help finance and promote their films. Distributors arrange for films to be shown in theaters, on television, and other platforms to generate revenue from ticket and disc sales.
Warp films
Warp Films is an independent UK film production company based in Sheffield and London. It was established by the founders of Warp Records to initially produce short films with financial support from NESTA. In 2005, Warp Films launched its own film distribution arm to distribute both its in-house productions and acquisitions from other European markets. It has distribution alliances with Optimum Releasing and Madman Entertainment. Warp Films was also involved in establishing Warp X, a digital film studio, and producing films like This Is England which had limited distribution due to budget constraints but marketing including a website, posters, and trailers to appeal to alternative audiences.
Revision working title and tbtr
- Working Title Films began in 1984 and has become the most successful British film production company. It was founded by Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan.
- A key to their success has been establishing co-productions with British TV companies, Hollywood studios, and other international partners to share risks and costs while gaining access to larger markets.
- This co-production model, pioneered with films like My Beautiful Laundrette, allowed Working Title to produce critically acclaimed and commercially successful films that have grossed over $1.2 billion total since 1984.
Case study of working title
Working Title Films is a British film production company founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe and based in London. They produce feature films and TV shows across genres, though focus mainly on drama and action. Successes include Contraband, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, and Big Miracle. The company has development departments in both the US and UK, as well as production, business affairs, finance, and other specialized departments. It has survived as an independent studio among American conglomerates by becoming part of Universal Pictures through PolyGram's acquisition by Seagram in 1999.
Working Title - Ryan Banks
- Working Title Films is a UK film production company owned by Universal. It was founded in 1983 by Sarah Radclyffe and Tim Bevan.
- Working Title produces films for both UK and US audiences. Before being acquired by Universal, Working Title only produced films for the UK market.
- Marketing is important for a film's success. Techniques used include trailers, posters, celebrity appearances, and red carpet premieres. However, films generally have more marketing success and higher budgets in the US compared to the UK.
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- Working Title Films is a UK film production company founded in 1983 that is now owned by Universal. It established an independent arm called WT2 in 1999.
- Before being acquired by Universal, Working Title only produced UK films, but now also produces American films. It receives funding from various sources like the BFI and Film4 and helps fund films in exchange for distribution rights.
- Marketing is important for a film's success and involves activities like trailers, posters, websites, talk show appearances, and red carpet events. However, films are generally more successful in America due to its larger market and higher marketing budgets.
Working title - case study
Working Title is a British film production company founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner. They achieved success with films like My Beautiful Laundrette in the 1980s and established the romantic comedy genre with Four Weddings and a Funeral in 1994. While once known for addressing British issues and outsiders, they now produce over 100 films across genres. They collaborate with other studios like Universal and employ strategies like co-productions and targeting both domestic and international audiences. However, some more recent films have been box office flops despite familiar talent, requiring Working Title to find new strategies to succeed again.
Production company fact files
Warp Films is an independent British film and television production company known for unique, non-formulaic storytelling. One of their most successful films, This Is England (2006), is a crime drama that reflects typical British society through its skinhead subculture themes. Working Title is a larger British studio owned by Universal Studios that has produced over 100 films grossing $6 billion globally, many featuring British settings and actors. Vertigo Films is also a British production company that has produced 28 films along with distributing 35 others, including the nationally appealing dance film StreetDance 3D set in London.
Working title
Working Title Films is a British film production company founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe and based in London. They produce feature films and TV shows across genres, though focus mainly on drama and action. Successes include Contraband, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, and Big Miracle. The company has a independent structure with development departments in both the US and UK, as well as production, business affairs, marketing, music, and finance departments. Working Title has survived as an independent studio among American conglomerates by partnering with companies like PolyGram and later being acquired by Universal Pictures.
Unit 1; LO1-Celador (UPDATED)
This is an updated version of the Unit 1 AO1 Presentation on the UK Production company Celador Enterainment.
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Evaluation 3
- 1. What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? By Connor Triggs
- 2. The British Film industry The British film industry is an incredibly increasing force in the film industry and last year had a 17% market share in the global market which is a significant increase 2009 when UK only obtained 6.7% of the market share. In 2011 British films took $5.6 billion at the global box office which is the best on record.
- 3. Independent Companies Our film has a very low budget so we feel that it would be best to distribute our film to a niche local market. We will also use a staggered release across the UK and maybe to different parts of Europe. I think that the most suitable companies to distribute our film is working title or Warp as these companies have a lot of history and have access to the global audience if needs be. The three key parts of distribution is promotion (due to the increase in technology I suggest we use a technology based promotion using social networking sites), merchandising and premiers
- 4. Working Titles Working titles is a British film company, based in London. It was founded by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe in 1983. In 1992 Polygram a major record label became the company’s corporate backer. Radclyffe then left working title and Eric Fellner an independent film producer joined the company. PolyGram Films became a major Hollywood competitor. In 1999, PolyGram was sold to Seagram and merged with MCA Music Entertainment, to form Universal Music Group. PolyGram Films was sold and folded into Universal Studios in 1999. So therefore working title is now part of Universal studios. Working Titles since then has made many globally successful films like Hot Fuzz, Johnny English and Paul.
- 5. Warp films Warp films is an independent UK film production based in Sheffield and London. It was established by Rob Mitchell and Steven Beckett. Their first film was Chris Morris My Wrongs #8245–8249 & 117 filmed in 2002, it won the award for Best Short Film at the 2003 BAFTA’s and became the first short film DVD single in the UK market. Since this initial film Warp Films has won numerous plaudits and awards. Its most famous film is “This is England” which had a gross takings of $327,919.
- 6. In Conclusion.. I feel that the most suitable company to distribute my film is Warp as it specialises in targeting a local market. In order to fund the distribution may be through the BFI which uses lottery funds to help small independent companies like Warp compete with the big 6.
- 7. In Conclusion.. I feel that the most suitable company to distribute my film is Warp as it specialises in targeting a local market. In order to fund the distribution may be through the BFI which uses lottery funds to help small independent companies like Warp compete with the big 6.