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A film distributor is responsible for marketing and setting the release date and viewing method for a film. Warner Bros, founded in 1904, is an experienced distributor that could help distribute our media project. Warner Bros distributed films like The Conjuring, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, and A Nightmare on Elm Street, which had budgets between £11-20 million and made over £30-155 million worldwide. As an independent, low-budget filmmaker, we will use social media and online release to advertise and distribute our thriller film more cheaply. Most thriller films target male viewers aged 23-24, so we conducted research on their interests to incorporate into our film and marketing.
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This document discusses distributing the action film "Lethal Secret" and marketing strategies. It recommends distributing the film through 20th Century Fox, one of the major Hollywood studios, because they specialize in distributing mainstream action films similar to "Lethal Secret". Marketing would involve television advertisements during prime time on ITV to reach a wide audience, as well as promotions on Facebook which is commonly used by the target demographic. The goal is to get the wide release needed for a big budget action film through an established major distributor and broad marketing campaigns.
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This document discusses distributing the action film "Lethal Secret" and choosing an appropriate distributor. It analyzes that action films appeal to a mainstream audience, so a major distributor like 20th Century Fox would be best, as they have experience distributing similar action films. 20th Century Fox would get the film into multiplex cinemas and shown to a wide audience of males over and under 35. Advertising would focus on prime time ITV to reach a mass audience, and Facebook to target the intended viewers. In conclusion, a major distributor like 20th Century Fox is recommended to distribute the film widely, while ITV and Facebook are suggested for advertising to the target demographics.
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This document discusses distribution and marketing strategies for a psychological thriller film set in London. It defines distribution as making a film available for audiences and generating buzz through promotion. It notes that Lions Gate Entertainment would be a good independent distributor as it has successfully distributed similar films. The film would likely appeal most to UK audiences given its British setting and characters, but possibly also others interested in British culture. Suggested marketing strategies include ads on buses, trains, bus stops, billboards, social media, TV, and trailers in cinemas showing similar genres.
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This document discusses film distribution and provides examples of distribution companies. It defines distribution as making a film available for audiences and generating awareness through marketing. It describes 20th Century Fox and Lions Gate Entertainment as major distributors, with 20th Century Fox distributing big blockbusters and Lions Gate focusing more on independent films. The document proposes Lions Gate as the best choice to distribute the author's psychological thriller film targeting UK audiences, since Lions Gate has experience with similar lower-budget British films. Suggested marketing strategies include billboards, buses, social media, and TV ads on specific channels to reach the target audience.
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Question 3
ODEON Cinema would be the most suitable cinema to distribute the filmmakers' thriller "The Unseeable" for several reasons:
1) ODEON mainly shows thrillers and films with a 15+ age rating that would appeal to the film's target teenage audience.
2) ODEON's lower ticket prices relative to independent cinemas like Cinema City make it more appealing to the film's target demographic of students.
3) Cinema City shows more art house and indie films that don't fit the big budget thriller genre or trendy nature of "The Unseeable".
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- A large distribution company like Warner Bros would be best for distributing our crime/drama film since it has a mainstream audience. Warner Bros has successfully distributed films like Goodfellas and Once Upon a Time in America that we want to emulate.
- Releasing the film in multiplex cinemas would generate more revenue than art house cinemas since it would reach a wider mainstream audience. Our target audience of ages 35+ of both genders would be more likely to watch it in popular cinemas.
- Advertising should target our 35+ audience through billboards, screens in busy areas like Piccadilly Circus, and newspapers since those are mediums they are more likely to engage with compared
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Question 3
ODEON Cinema would be the most suitable cinema to distribute the filmmakers' thriller "The Unseeable" for several reasons:
1) ODEON mainly shows thrillers and films with a 15+ age rating that would appeal to the film's target teenage audience.
2) ODEON's lower ticket prices relative to independent cinemas like Cinema City make it more appealing to the film's target demographic of students.
3) Cinema City shows more art house and indie films that don't fit the big budget thriller genre or trendy nature of "The Unseeable".
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- A large distribution company like Warner Bros would be best for distributing our crime/drama film since it has a mainstream audience. Warner Bros has successfully distributed films like Goodfellas and Once Upon a Time in America that we want to emulate.
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- Advertising should target our 35+ audience through billboards, screens in busy areas like Piccadilly Circus, and newspapers since those are mediums they are more likely to engage with compared
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Evaluation Question 3
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Evaluation: Question 3
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Evaluation 6
Throughout the process of constructing her product, Akasha Corion learned about various technologies. She used both Mac and Windows computers, finding Mac more difficult to use due to its unfamiliar interface. She used a Nikon Coolpix camera to record her film opening, finding it easier than a mobile phone. Her main software tools were iMovie, which she used to edit her film opening, Photoshop for image editing, and Windows Movie Maker. She also utilized several online tools, including Prezi for presentations, Mind Meister for mind mapping, Dafont and Freeplay Music for fonts and music, Empressr, Slideshare for sharing presentations, Blogger as her production log, and YouTube for uploading and annotating videos
Initial idea
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Evaluation Question 4
The document discusses the various media technologies used during different stages of a project. It mentions using Google images, bands' websites, YouTube, eBay, SurveyMonkey, WordPress, SlideShare, and iMovie for research, planning, blogging progress, uploading videos and slideshows, conducting surveys, and editing videos. Photoshop was used for editing photographs and adding layers of images, text, and logos. A Sony video camera, tripod, phone, iMac, and Macbook were used for filming, taking photos, and editing videos and tasks.
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Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film's main product (trailer) with ancillary texts (poster and magazine cover).
Key points made:
- The trailer, poster and magazine cover were designed to be consistent in style and complement each other to help the audience easily link and distinguish the products.
- Similar colors, imagery of the main character, quotes, hashtags and production logo were used across the products to create synergy and a memorable identity.
- Feedback indicated the approach was successful in making the products distinguishable among other films.
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The document discusses different options for distributing an independent film project. It describes various film distribution companies and strategies. Based on the genre of the student's psychological thriller film project, an appropriate distribution partner would be Stage 6 Films, an independent company that specializes in low-budget films. Stage 6 distributes 10-15 films per year, making it a good fit for an independent student project. Marketing strategies like film festivals, posters, and social media could help get the film noticed by its target audience. Overall, an independent distributor is recommended over self-distribution due to the distributor's experience and resources.
Media eval task3
The document discusses different options for distributing a media product. It describes various types of distributors, from large Hollywood studios to independent distributors specialized in particular genres. For a psychological thriller film like the one discussed, the document suggests an independent distributor like Stage 6 Films would be a good fit, as they distribute 10-15 low-budget films per year within that genre. Self-distribution is also discussed but noted as a difficult and risky option, so the document concludes an independent distributor combining various marketing strategies would be the best approach to reach the intended target audience.
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Media eval task3
The document discusses potential media institutions for distributing an independent media product. Based on the research presented, the document recommends an independent distributor would be the best option. Independent distributors specialize in specific genres and styles suited for independent films. While self-distribution is challenging, combining it with other marketing strategies could work for reaching the intended target audience. The document analyzes different distribution methods and companies before concluding an independent distributor would provide the best pathway for distributing the described media work.
Media eval task3
The document discusses distribution strategies for independent films. It suggests that an independent distributor would best suit the narrator's psychological thriller film. Independent distributors specialize in specific genres and have experience distributing low-budget films through film festivals and online marketing. While self-distribution is challenging, the narrator believes combining it with other strategies could work to reach their target audience. In conclusion, an independent distributor or a combination of self-distribution and online marketing are presented as viable options.
Task 3
The document discusses distribution strategies for a crime film produced in the UK. It compares the film to "The Hateful Eight" which was distributed by The Weinstein Company, noting similarities in genre and plot elements involving bounty hunters. The target audience for the UK film is identified as 18-24 year olds of both sexes. Marketing strategies discussed include releasing a trailer online, conducting press interviews, and creating an interactive social media presence. Release strategies consider crafting a customized plan based on goals such as profit, career advancement, or building a fan base. Exhibition options note targeting the 18-25 demographic during the opening weekend through heavy promotion.
eval task 3
This document discusses different options for distributing an independent thriller film targeted at teenagers and young adults. It considers film festivals, YouTube, social media, and partnerships with smaller independent film companies as viable low-budget distribution strategies. While conglomerates want elements like big stars and marketing, smaller companies like Warp Films that distributed films with modest budgets could be a good fit. The document concludes that Warp Films or a similar small independent distributor, combined with free pre-release streaming on YouTube, are suitable distribution strategies for a low-budget independent film.
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Evaluation question 3
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The document discusses how independent films would be distributed as real media products. It explains that independent distributors like Verve, Vertigo, and Warp Films specialize in distributing independent films in cinemas and on DVD worldwide. Warp Films is identified as a suitable distributor because they target distinctive content like the filmmaker's genre. The role of distributors is described as getting the film to a paying audience by identifying the target demographic and negotiating with exhibitors to show the film. With new online distribution methods, distributors now spend more on digital promotion through short trailers and screenings to build hype around a film's release.
Film distribution
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Question 3
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Task 3
This document discusses potential film distributors for a media product and why. It states that smaller British distributors can only distribute through online platforms like YouTube and websites, while films are initially shown in cinemas and later released on DVD and Blu-Ray. Paramount is mentioned as a possible major distributor since they have distributed similar films in the past. Distributing with Paramount would appeal to a wider global audience. Self-distribution is also discussed as an option that maintains full control but is very time-consuming without the relationships of a major distributor.
Cam's task 3
This document discusses film distribution and options for distributing a psychological thriller film. It suggests that Hammer Films would be a good fit for distributing the film because they have experience with similar psychological thriller genres. The document also argues that the film would have global appeal, not just in the UK, based on the popularity of psychological thrillers worldwide. It outlines potential marketing, release, and exhibition strategies, and explains that self-distribution is not recommended due to the risk of losing money if the film is not successful.
Evaluation Question 3
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Evaluation- Question 3
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- 3. Looking back on our research, we realised that most thriller films such as the sixth sense and inception tend to be targeted at male viewers around he age of 23/24+, this happened to be a growing trend as majority of thriller films were targeted at the same age group, to add on to our research we conducted a questionnaire to see if people will be interested in our film, the results showed that individuals over 18 will watch this film rather than a younger age group. By finding out his research we wanted to find out more about our audience therefore we conducted more narrow research on that age group to se what their interests are which we then can implement within our film opening, one of the way we did this is by having the female lead wear a top from a popular shop that the target audience shop at which is H&M, we hope that by noticing this it can each out to them and also bring in a lot more buys for the film.