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Task 3 [recovered]
The document provides details about the pre-production, production, and release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It describes how the film was confirmed for production in the UK in 2013. It lists the key crew members and confirms filming locations and dates. It also summarizes the film's massive commercial success, with a worldwide gross of over $2 billion, making it one of the highest-grossing films of all time.
The riot club task 4
The Riot Club is a 2014 British drama thriller film directed by Lone Scherfig, based on Laura Wade's 2010 play Posh. It stars Max Irons, Sam Claflin and Douglas Booth as members of the Riot Club, a fictional exclusive all-male dining club at Oxford University inspired by real-life elite clubs. Blueprint Pictures produced the film, which began filming on location at Oxford and Pinewood Studios in June 2013. Upon its UK release in September 2014, the film grossed over $800,000 in its opening weekend across 378 screens.
Media presentatioopn
The document evaluates potential media institutions to distribute a film. Film4 is suggested as a suitable option as it produces a variety of genres, including thrillers, and would get the film recognized in the UK. Metradome is also discussed as a realistic option for up-and-coming producers as it produces films in a cost-effective manner across all genres. Hammer Films, based in London with US distribution ties, could benefit the film given its history of popular horror films and international distribution. However, distributing via Lions Gate may be difficult given the film's low budget. Hammer Films and online distribution are also mentioned as potential options.
Evaluation question no 3
Warner Bros would be a suitable media institution to distribute the media product due to its large size and wide variety of film genres released each year, ranging from animated films, superhero films, and romantic films. Some of Warner Bros's most famous and successful franchises include Batman, Superman, Harry Potter, and animated characters like Bugs Bunny and Scooby Doo. Though most of Warner Bros's films are targeted towards children and young adults, the documentary being proposed would have a different storyline than typical Warner Bros films by having the main character die in the beginning, attracting audiences with its unconventional plot.
Media presentation victor
Warner Brothers was founded in 1903 by four brothers and originally opened movie theaters before founding their film studio in 1918. They pioneered talking films and are now owned by Warner Media, which also owns other major media brands. Their highest grossing film is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. Belstone Pictures is a smaller UK production company founded in 2010 that produces films with budgets up to 60 million pounds. One of their films, Tank 432, received poor reviews from critics. Wonder Woman was a box office success for Warner Brothers, making over $820 million on a $150 million budget.
Evaluation question 3
Vertigo Films would be the best media institution to distribute my media product because it is one of the largest film distributors in the UK, based in London, and has successfully distributed films similar to my media product, such as the 2010 film "Monsters". Vertigo Films identifies and delivers films to wide audiences in the competitive UK distribution market and would help reach the largest possible audience for my media product.
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.
3 Which Media Institute would distribute your product and why?
Our independent British film "Obsession" would likely be distributed by Working Title, a major British production company known for films appealing to both British and wider audiences. Alternatively, ScreenGems or Rainforest Films could distribute to reach broader audiences. Working Title has successfully distributed films with similar themes of relationships and emotions, while ScreenGems and Rainforest Films focus on genres aligned with our film and target audiences that could connect with its cast and themes. As an independent film, our lower budget also means lower risk if the film does not perform as well as hoped.
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The document provides details about the pre-production, production, and release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It describes how the film was confirmed for production in the UK in 2013. It lists the key crew members and confirms filming locations and dates. It also summarizes the film's massive commercial success, with a worldwide gross of over $2 billion, making it one of the highest-grossing films of all time.
The riot club task 4
The Riot Club is a 2014 British drama thriller film directed by Lone Scherfig, based on Laura Wade's 2010 play Posh. It stars Max Irons, Sam Claflin and Douglas Booth as members of the Riot Club, a fictional exclusive all-male dining club at Oxford University inspired by real-life elite clubs. Blueprint Pictures produced the film, which began filming on location at Oxford and Pinewood Studios in June 2013. Upon its UK release in September 2014, the film grossed over $800,000 in its opening weekend across 378 screens.
Media presentatioopn
The document evaluates potential media institutions to distribute a film. Film4 is suggested as a suitable option as it produces a variety of genres, including thrillers, and would get the film recognized in the UK. Metradome is also discussed as a realistic option for up-and-coming producers as it produces films in a cost-effective manner across all genres. Hammer Films, based in London with US distribution ties, could benefit the film given its history of popular horror films and international distribution. However, distributing via Lions Gate may be difficult given the film's low budget. Hammer Films and online distribution are also mentioned as potential options.
Evaluation question no 3
Warner Bros would be a suitable media institution to distribute the media product due to its large size and wide variety of film genres released each year, ranging from animated films, superhero films, and romantic films. Some of Warner Bros's most famous and successful franchises include Batman, Superman, Harry Potter, and animated characters like Bugs Bunny and Scooby Doo. Though most of Warner Bros's films are targeted towards children and young adults, the documentary being proposed would have a different storyline than typical Warner Bros films by having the main character die in the beginning, attracting audiences with its unconventional plot.
Media presentation victor
Warner Brothers was founded in 1903 by four brothers and originally opened movie theaters before founding their film studio in 1918. They pioneered talking films and are now owned by Warner Media, which also owns other major media brands. Their highest grossing film is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. Belstone Pictures is a smaller UK production company founded in 2010 that produces films with budgets up to 60 million pounds. One of their films, Tank 432, received poor reviews from critics. Wonder Woman was a box office success for Warner Brothers, making over $820 million on a $150 million budget.
Evaluation question 3
Vertigo Films would be the best media institution to distribute my media product because it is one of the largest film distributors in the UK, based in London, and has successfully distributed films similar to my media product, such as the 2010 film "Monsters". Vertigo Films identifies and delivers films to wide audiences in the competitive UK distribution market and would help reach the largest possible audience for my media product.
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.
3 Which Media Institute would distribute your product and why?
Our independent British film "Obsession" would likely be distributed by Working Title, a major British production company known for films appealing to both British and wider audiences. Alternatively, ScreenGems or Rainforest Films could distribute to reach broader audiences. Working Title has successfully distributed films with similar themes of relationships and emotions, while ScreenGems and Rainforest Films focus on genres aligned with our film and target audiences that could connect with its cast and themes. As an independent film, our lower budget also means lower risk if the film does not perform as well as hoped.
Distribution
The document discusses the role and responsibilities of a film distributor in identifying large audiences and marketing films. It recommends partnering with 20th Century Fox or Warner Brothers as distributors for the film "Infiltrator" due to their success in distributing similar conspiracy and British films worldwide. Some marketing strategies mentioned include film festival screenings, talk show interviews, social media promotion, trailers in theaters and on other media. While self-distribution allows more control, it is determined that using an experienced distributor would better maximize resources and audience reach.
Alex Richards- Christmas work
This document provides information on the marketing campaigns for several films released in late 2010, including Meet the Parents: Little Fockers, Love & Other Drugs, TRON: Legacy, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, 127 Hours, and Gulliver's Travels. It lists the genre, release date, director, distributor, stars, and details of the marketing strategies which included online promotion through trailers and websites as well as offline advertising through television, billboards, and point of sale materials like posters and cutouts in cinemas.
Question 3 - evaluation
Our film distribution company is called 'A! PRODUCTION'. We have chosen to make our film a mainstream production to attract a wider audience and utilize experienced post-production staff and better equipment. We feel our film's distributors should be Focus Films and Revolver Entertainments as they have experience with our genre and have distributed similar successful London-based films. Our distribution company will specialize in independently made urban films based in London that may portray gangs and criminals.
Film Distributors
Film distributors are responsible for marketing and setting release dates for films. 20th Century Fox is one of the major American film studios that distributes big-budget action films with special effects. While 20th Century Fox has distributed horror films, they focus on larger budgets than my UK film would have. Film4 is a British company that produces and distributes lower budget UK films for television and DVD, making them a good fit for my small, British production. DreamWorks distributes animated family films and would not be suitable since my film is not animated.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses different types of media institutions that could distribute a media product and analyzes which might be suitable for the author's film. It identifies festivals, Netflix, and some multiplex cinemas as potential distribution outlets. Festivals often feature independent and niche films, while Netflix and select cinemas occasionally show smaller British productions. The author's crime thriller would fit in with genres typically presented on these platforms.
Evaluation 3 what kind of media institution
Universal Pictures and 20th Century Fox would be suitable institutions to distribute the media product. Universal Pictures distributes a variety of genres including action and thriller films aimed at older audiences. 20th Century Fox also distributes a range films across genres, such as thrillers and mysteries similar to the media product. Of the two, 20th Century Fox would be the ideal choice as they have a history of distributing films matching the murder mystery genre and target audience age range of 15-24 for the media product.
Working titles
Working Titles was founded in 1983 and produced films independently until partnering with Polygram in 1992. This partnership helped Working Titles grow and find success producing films for Universal. Universal's involvement helped Working Titles appeal to American audiences through adaptations that included American elements, leading to much higher domestic box office gross in the US. Key figures like Richard Curtis and recurring actors like Hugh Grant were also important to Working Titles' popular romantic comedies that targeted female audiences. When distributing films in the US, modifications were sometimes made to marketing, like alternative posters that focused less on British stars and more on storylines, to appeal to American audiences.
Warp and Working Titles
Warp Films and Working Titles are two British film production companies. Working Titles started as an independent company but was later bought by Universal Studios, giving it access to extensive international distribution. It produces films with well-known actors that have wide appeal. Warp Films is an independent company based in Sheffield and London that produces lower-budget films with less-known actors and more stylistic or controversial stories, relying on word-of-mouth for success. It distributes films more narrowly in the UK and Europe at first before expanding, if successful. Examples of films by each company, like Notting Hill and Submarine, illustrate their different approaches to production and distribution.
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The Resident Evil franchise began as a popular video game series in 1996 and was adapted into a film series starting in 2002. The first Resident Evil movie was directed by Paul W.S. Anderson and starred Milla Jovovich and Eric Mabius. It was produced and distributed by several film companies and was marketed towards the existing fan base of the video game series. While the movie was financially successful, it received mixed reviews from critics who felt it lacked substance beyond style.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
The document discusses film distribution and different film distribution companies. It examines the distributors of the films "Psycho," "Silence of the Lambs," and "Insidious" - Paramount Pictures, Orion Pictures, and FilmDistrict respectively. The document also discusses several British film distributors like Artificial Eye, Entertainment, and Lionsgate UK. It recommends that for a small, independent British film, Lionsgate UK would be the best distributor as they specialize in horror films similar to the proposed media product.
Task 3
A distribution company markets and distributes films to audiences. Major distribution companies include Warner Bros., Universal, Walt Disney, and Metro Goldwyn Mayer. Independent distributors like e-one handle smaller, cheaper films but can find success with popular films like the Twilight series. The document compares their cyberterrorism/psychological thriller film to Die Hard 4.0, which was distributed by 20th Century Fox, suggesting Fox or Paramount Pictures as potential distributors due to similarities to films involving technology or mental illness. It proposes distributing the film worldwide to reach a larger audience given the internet-based plot. Standard marketing strategies would include trailers in cinemas, social media promotion on sites like Twitter, and posting the trailer on
Warp films
Warp Records founded Warp Films to produce music videos and short films. Warp Films' first short film to gain attention was Chris Morris' "My Wrongs", which won a BAFTA in 2003. Warp Films' breakthrough film was Shane Meadows' 2007 film "This Is England" which cost just £1.5 million to produce. Warp Films distributes its films through different partners in different countries to maximize exposure. It also promotes its films through the artists on its record label, like giving Richard Ayoade the opportunity to direct videos for Arctic Monkeys which later led to him directing the Warp Films production "Submarine".
Vertigo Films
Vertigo Films is a British film production and distribution company based in London that has produced films such as Bronson, Street Dance 3D, and Monsters. It was founded in 2002 by Allan Niblo and James Richardson and has since received funding from organizations like Channel 4 Films and the UK Film Council to produce and distribute films across a variety of genres aimed at both adult and family audiences.
Question 3
Entertainment Film Distributors would be the most suitable company to distribute my film. As a British distributor of independent films in the UK and Ireland, they specialize in backing newcomers and low-budget films. They have distributed several romantic comedies, the genre of my film, including Run Fatboy Run, 17 Again, and Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. Their experience distributing popular romantic comedies in this genre would help ensure wide exposure for my film. Other companies like Momentum Pictures and Artificial Eye were less suitable - Momentum does not work with many low-budget projects and Artificial Eye focuses on art house and foreign films instead of my genre.
Evaluation question 3
An institution is a company that can distribute media products to the public. The document examines distribution companies in the horror genre, including AMC (The Walking Dead), Columbia Pictures (Zombieland), and Universal Pictures (Shaun of the Dead). Film 4 Productions is identified as a good potential distributor as it specializes in smaller, independent films rather than large studio productions. The conclusion is that Film 4 would be a good choice to distribute an amateur horror film due to its focus on suspenseful films in that style.
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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This document discusses potential film distribution companies in the UK for a low-budget independent British film. It analyzes Arrow Films, Pinewood Studios, Entertainment One, and Lionsgate. Arrow Films focuses on classic, horror and cult films on DVD/Blu-ray. Pinewood Studios is known for big-budget films and television shows. Entertainment One specializes in film and TV production and distribution. Lionsgate is a major entertainment company that distributes films globally. The document concludes that Lionsgate would be the best choice to help the film reach audiences internationally.
Love actually
Richard Curtis directed Love Actually, which was filmed on location in London using a large production crew. The 2003 film was well marketed due to its A-list cast including Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, and Liam Neeson. It was first released in theaters in November 2003 and on DVD in March 2004, and premiered in several countries before its wide release. Love Actually received mixed reviews but was commercially successful with worldwide box office receipts of over $247 million.
Evaluation 5
The document summarizes research conducted to attract the target audience for a crime/drama film set in 1960s England. Interviews found that audiences want believable actors and dislike stereotypical female representations. They enjoy films from the 1960s-1980s era they can relate to and appreciate violence done well. The target audience of 35+ will be drawn to the period setting and entertained by elements of action. Promotion will occur on the BBC between similar shows, in newspapers targeting over-35 readers, and on radio stations like BBC Radio 2 with older listeners.
Question 3
A major film distributor would be needed to distribute the film Imperium because it is a mainstream drama/crime film that appeals to a wide audience. Warner Bros. UK or Paramount Pictures UK would be good choices as they have experience distributing similar successful gangster genre films. The film would be shown in multiplex cinemas for easy accessibility by its target audience of those over 35 years old. YouTube and advertisements before other films or on mainstream TV channel ITV would help market the film.
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Question 3 - evaluation
Our film distribution company is called 'A! PRODUCTION'. We have chosen to make our film a mainstream production to attract a wider audience and utilize experienced post-production staff and better equipment. We feel our film's distributors should be Focus Films and Revolver Entertainments as they have experience with our genre and have distributed similar successful London-based films. Our distribution company will specialize in independently made urban films based in London that may portray gangs and criminals.
Film Distributors
Film distributors are responsible for marketing and setting release dates for films. 20th Century Fox is one of the major American film studios that distributes big-budget action films with special effects. While 20th Century Fox has distributed horror films, they focus on larger budgets than my UK film would have. Film4 is a British company that produces and distributes lower budget UK films for television and DVD, making them a good fit for my small, British production. DreamWorks distributes animated family films and would not be suitable since my film is not animated.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses different types of media institutions that could distribute a media product and analyzes which might be suitable for the author's film. It identifies festivals, Netflix, and some multiplex cinemas as potential distribution outlets. Festivals often feature independent and niche films, while Netflix and select cinemas occasionally show smaller British productions. The author's crime thriller would fit in with genres typically presented on these platforms.
Evaluation 3 what kind of media institution
Universal Pictures and 20th Century Fox would be suitable institutions to distribute the media product. Universal Pictures distributes a variety of genres including action and thriller films aimed at older audiences. 20th Century Fox also distributes a range films across genres, such as thrillers and mysteries similar to the media product. Of the two, 20th Century Fox would be the ideal choice as they have a history of distributing films matching the murder mystery genre and target audience age range of 15-24 for the media product.
Working titles
Working Titles was founded in 1983 and produced films independently until partnering with Polygram in 1992. This partnership helped Working Titles grow and find success producing films for Universal. Universal's involvement helped Working Titles appeal to American audiences through adaptations that included American elements, leading to much higher domestic box office gross in the US. Key figures like Richard Curtis and recurring actors like Hugh Grant were also important to Working Titles' popular romantic comedies that targeted female audiences. When distributing films in the US, modifications were sometimes made to marketing, like alternative posters that focused less on British stars and more on storylines, to appeal to American audiences.
Warp and Working Titles
Warp Films and Working Titles are two British film production companies. Working Titles started as an independent company but was later bought by Universal Studios, giving it access to extensive international distribution. It produces films with well-known actors that have wide appeal. Warp Films is an independent company based in Sheffield and London that produces lower-budget films with less-known actors and more stylistic or controversial stories, relying on word-of-mouth for success. It distributes films more narrowly in the UK and Europe at first before expanding, if successful. Examples of films by each company, like Notting Hill and Submarine, illustrate their different approaches to production and distribution.
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What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
The document discusses film distribution and different film distribution companies. It examines the distributors of the films "Psycho," "Silence of the Lambs," and "Insidious" - Paramount Pictures, Orion Pictures, and FilmDistrict respectively. The document also discusses several British film distributors like Artificial Eye, Entertainment, and Lionsgate UK. It recommends that for a small, independent British film, Lionsgate UK would be the best distributor as they specialize in horror films similar to the proposed media product.
Task 3
A distribution company markets and distributes films to audiences. Major distribution companies include Warner Bros., Universal, Walt Disney, and Metro Goldwyn Mayer. Independent distributors like e-one handle smaller, cheaper films but can find success with popular films like the Twilight series. The document compares their cyberterrorism/psychological thriller film to Die Hard 4.0, which was distributed by 20th Century Fox, suggesting Fox or Paramount Pictures as potential distributors due to similarities to films involving technology or mental illness. It proposes distributing the film worldwide to reach a larger audience given the internet-based plot. Standard marketing strategies would include trailers in cinemas, social media promotion on sites like Twitter, and posting the trailer on
Warp films
Warp Records founded Warp Films to produce music videos and short films. Warp Films' first short film to gain attention was Chris Morris' "My Wrongs", which won a BAFTA in 2003. Warp Films' breakthrough film was Shane Meadows' 2007 film "This Is England" which cost just £1.5 million to produce. Warp Films distributes its films through different partners in different countries to maximize exposure. It also promotes its films through the artists on its record label, like giving Richard Ayoade the opportunity to direct videos for Arctic Monkeys which later led to him directing the Warp Films production "Submarine".
Vertigo Films
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Question 3
Entertainment Film Distributors would be the most suitable company to distribute my film. As a British distributor of independent films in the UK and Ireland, they specialize in backing newcomers and low-budget films. They have distributed several romantic comedies, the genre of my film, including Run Fatboy Run, 17 Again, and Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. Their experience distributing popular romantic comedies in this genre would help ensure wide exposure for my film. Other companies like Momentum Pictures and Artificial Eye were less suitable - Momentum does not work with many low-budget projects and Artificial Eye focuses on art house and foreign films instead of my genre.
Evaluation question 3
An institution is a company that can distribute media products to the public. The document examines distribution companies in the horror genre, including AMC (The Walking Dead), Columbia Pictures (Zombieland), and Universal Pictures (Shaun of the Dead). Film 4 Productions is identified as a good potential distributor as it specializes in smaller, independent films rather than large studio productions. The conclusion is that Film 4 would be a good choice to distribute an amateur horror film due to its focus on suspenseful films in that style.
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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This document discusses potential film distribution companies in the UK for a low-budget independent British film. It analyzes Arrow Films, Pinewood Studios, Entertainment One, and Lionsgate. Arrow Films focuses on classic, horror and cult films on DVD/Blu-ray. Pinewood Studios is known for big-budget films and television shows. Entertainment One specializes in film and TV production and distribution. Lionsgate is a major entertainment company that distributes films globally. The document concludes that Lionsgate would be the best choice to help the film reach audiences internationally.
Love actually
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The document discusses the use of various media technologies in the construction, planning, and evaluation stages of a music project. For research, the author used internet research, interviews, and focus groups, recording them using computer and camera technologies. Planning involved creating themes and storyboards in PowerPoint and drawings in Paint. Construction of the music video involved editing footage from various cameras in Movie Studio Platinum, adding effects and filters. Ancillaries like titles and album artwork were created using Word and Photoshop. Evaluations were presented using Word documents, Slideshare, Prezi, and an audio recording with accompanying video.
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- The target audience for an indie rock music video is predominantly male aged 16-25 from London and the surrounding areas. They enjoy activities like playing instruments, attending concerts, and following bands on social media.
- Research shows indie rock has a more niche audience than mainstream genres like pop. While some indie rock songs can break into the top charts, viewership for music videos is generally lower than pop videos.
- Understanding the target audience demographics and interests will help in planning and creating a music video that appeals to and engages this group. Further research through audience interviews is still needed.
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Paramount is a major film distribution company that could help distribute the film "Bang Bang You're Dead" as it fits with the genres they commonly release, such as thrillers. If Paramount took on distribution, the film could be shown in major cinema chains worldwide. Self-distribution is also an option, using social media and word-of-mouth to promote the film and exhibit it on Our Screen. Distribution partners for "Bang Bang You're Dead" included Showtime Networks, video distributors in countries like Argentina and Brazil, and Paramount for home video releases.
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A production company is involved in producing recorded or live entertainment by helping to create films through budgeting, scheduling, scripting, casting, and overseeing completion. They aim to make their final product mainstream to attract more people and money, allowing for worldwide cinema distribution. For their thriller film with similar plots and characters, they chose Metro Goldwyn Mayer as the distributor, who had previously distributed films like "Carrie" and "Poltergeist".
Evaluation question three
1) The document discusses choosing a film distributor for a thriller film called Riverside, which targets females and males over 35 years old.
2) It selects StudioCanal as the distributor because they have successfully distributed many mainstream films in the thriller genre.
3) The film would be shown in multiplex cinemas like Odeon and Vue that target a wide audience, as other similar thrillers have been distributed through these theaters.
Evaluation group010 task 3
The document discusses production companies, distribution companies, and funding for a hypothetical film. It describes choosing Miramax Films as the production company due to their experience producing similar films. Paramount Pictures is selected as the distribution company for their success distributing comparable genre films. The target budget for the film is £10-20 million, which the creators hope to obtain from Paramount given a promising project.
Question 3 - Evaluation
Our film would be best distributed by one of the major film distributors like Paramount Pictures due to our film targeting a large mainstream audience. Paramount Pictures has a large budget and experience distributing popular mainstream films in cinemas and on digital platforms. They could widely market our film through cinema websites, YouTube, and social media to reach our target audience. Some smaller-budget films distributed by Paramount like Napoleon Dynamite and Paranormal Activity found major success, showing that a large budget is not always needed to make a profitable film.
Evaluation 3
Universal Studios would be the ideal institution to distribute the media group's thriller. As one of the largest American motion picture companies, Universal has a proven track record of commercial and critical success with large films. It is also well-known, which would provide great publicity. Additionally, Universal could help the group develop attractions about the thriller at their theme parks, expanding the film's audience. For these reasons, the group selected Universal Studios as their main distributor and producer.
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Evaluation question 3
An institution is a company that releases media products like movies and DVDs. They can handle distribution internationally or locally. Before release, an institution may provide funds, editing, or production assistance. Film production typically involves an initial concept, storyboards, casting, filming, editing, and possible reshoots. It concludes with finalization and a premiere or direct release. Companies that distribute similar zombie films include Paramount Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Universal Pictures, Studio Canal, and Warner Bros. Based on the genres and films these companies distribute, Columbia Pictures would be well-suited to handle a small, gritty, British zombie drama film.
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1) The storyboard went through revisions from an initial draft using sticky notes to the final draft. Shots were changed or removed to better portray the theme of the protagonist aging and regretting his past life choices.
2) Specific shots were chosen to represent biblical elements from the song and show remorse, including shots of a church interior and exterior, a grave, and a congregating audience.
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Filming updates
The document summarizes three days of filming for a music video. On day one, scenes were filmed at one actor's house, including a scene of a character slapping his girlfriend, and exterior shots of a cathedral were taken at night. Day two involved filming at a church, where some shots were taken through gaps in doors due to access restrictions. Day three consisted of filming at two countryside locations, where nature shots were captured to transition the narrative and a shot was taken of someone flipping a table to depict a character becoming angry.
Music video regulation
The UK uses the BBFC system to regulate music videos and prevent young viewers from seeing inappropriate content. The BBFC assigns age ratings to videos based on factors like drug use, dangerous behavior, bad language, sexual content, threatening violence. A music video called "God's Gonna Cut You Down" contains some violent scenes that may disturb viewers under 12, such as a man slapping his girlfriend and punching a member of the public. However, since it does not include other inappropriate elements like drugs or sex, it would qualify for a 12 rating according to BBFC guidelines.
Risk assessment
Here is our Risk Assessment from each location so we can prevent any dangers from occurring and allow for smooth filming.
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Adam Cook took on the roles of camera operator, editor, and actor. As camera operator, he focused on filming footage and getting different shots as directed. On some occasions, he acted in scenes as one of the characters. This allowed his partner to film and direct. As editor, he will import footage and use editing techniques to produce the music video by linking shots together.
Adam Teskey's roles included director, editor, and actor. As director, he communicated with actors and told the camera operator what shots to film to ensure enough footage for editing. As editor, he will import footage and link shots together using transitions to complete the music video. As an actor, he took direction seriously to effectively portray his role.
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Here is our Music Video Concept which explains why we have chosen the song and to show the different readings that will be shown to the audience.
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Evaluation 3
- 1. Adam Cook Media Mr Benzie Evaluation 3 The aim of a distributoristogeta filmandall of its associatedproducts(includingPROMO) toits intendedaudience viaCinemas,DVDs,ontoITunesetc. There are 6 major distributorsinthe filmindustryandthese have made low budgetfilmsintobig successes,these are the bigdistributorsyoumaysee these before the startof a movie forexample Universal.The six bigdistributors are: Universal 20th CenturyFox Warner bros SonyPictures Walt DisneyPictures Paramountpictures Our film‘Riverside’wouldneedamajordistributorasourtarget audience ismore mainstreamand manypeople like ourgenre sotherefore amainstreamdistributorwouldbe keytomakingourfilma success. Our filmRiverside consistsof ajoggerrunningaroundthe mysteriouswoodsandthe jogger runs overa bridge andthe camera zoomsout and a deadbodyis seenthiscausesenigma.We class our filmasa crime thrillerbecauseitinvolvesamurdereranda detective muchlikethe filmHot Fuzz.
- 2. Adam Cook Media Mr Benzie If I hadthe choice i wouldchoose StudioCanal whichisconnectedtomovie titlesandthe major studioUniversal.Iwouldchoose thisbecause theyspecialize isourgenre of crime thrillersandhave distributedsimilarfilmsouttothe worldforexample theyhave distributed:Non-stop,HotFuzz,Our kindof Traitor and TinkerTailorSoldierSpyall of whichare thrillersorcrime relatedfilms. Therefore StudioCanal wouldmostlikelyproduce,promote anddistribute ourfilm‘Riverside’. As ourfilmistargetinga mainstreamaudience of malesandfemalesoverthe age of 35 its means that itwouldmostdefinitelygotomultiplex cinemasacrossthe globe thiswouldallowthe filmto engage the targetaudience andmake the filma successwiththe targetaudience andanyother memberof the public. In termsof marketingwe wouldneedtopromote ourfilmverywell thiscouldbe byadvertisingon the televisionorpostingthe traileronwebsitesorFacebook.Ourfilmwouldbe banneredonbuses and trainsas our targetaudience will mostlikelytake publictransportandif notthenwe would advertise ourfilmonthe radiostationslike Capital FMas itis a mainstreamradiostation. Furthermore,we wouldmake postersandplace theminbusshelters.We wouldmostdefinitelylike our filmtobe on YouTube as it isa mainstreamwebsite/appthatmostpeopleuse anditwould allownotjustthe target audience tosee ourpromotionbutothersthat maybe interestedinseeing the film.Due to ourtarget audience beingone of the oldergenerationsitmeansthattheymost likelycandrive sotherefore we wouldpromote ourfilmonbillboardsonthe motorwayssothenour audience cansee itwhile driving. In conclusion,tomake ourfilma majorsuccesswithour targetaudience we woulduse StudioCanal and Universal todistribute ourfilmacrossthe globe andallow ourtargetaudience towatchand enjoyourfilm.We wouldpromote ourfilminmanywaysthat wouldengage ourtargetaudience like radiosand televisionadvertsandmostdefinitelythroughpublictransport.Thiswouldhelpus massivelyin creatingasuccessandhighrated film.