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1) Bringer Productions is a student film production company formed by three friends with red and brown hair.
2) They chose Dark Castle Entertainment as their production partner due to its experience and reputation through affiliations with major studios.
3) To fund their psychological thriller film about a blind man who kidnaps his daughter's killer, they plan to launch a Kickstarter campaign to attract investors and allow a larger budget.
Unbenannt 1
The production company logo was chosen to fit the comedy genre of their film. The logo features red, swans, and seagulls to convey love, energy, and positivity to viewers. The production company is called SEA PRODUCTIONS, representing the initials of the founders, Sanam, Emily, and Arne. 20th Century Fox was selected as the film distributor because they have successfully distributed similar comedy films and release movies worldwide for greater success. Funding would ideally come from the National Lottery UK Film Council, as they support filmmakers facing financial issues. The opening titles were presented in white text for sufficient viewing time to credit those involved in making the film.
Part 1 evaluation
The document discusses the media products created for the film "The Elusive" and how they used and challenged conventions of real horror media. The horror trailer followed conventions like using frightening music and imagery to invoke fear in the audience. The trailer structure was based on Freytag's pyramid. The poster design included common horror elements like a mysterious image, red font for the title, and tagline but challenged conventions by not revealing much of the plot. Music and magazine cover design also drew from horror conventions to attract the target audience of late teens to early twenties.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
Our media products for 'The Elusive' used and developed conventions of real horror media products. The trailer followed typical horror trailer conventions like building tension and climax. It also drew on techniques like Freytag's triangle. The titling and fonts matched horror film conventions. While adhering to conventions for layout, the mysterious poster image challenged expectations. The magazine cover also used horror-related conventions like red coloring but challenged the norm of overlapping text and images. Elements like character fashion helped target audiences relate to the products.
Big budget v small budget (1)
The document compares a big budget film, Avengers Assemble, produced by Marvel Studios, to a small budget film, Saw, produced by Twisted Pictures. Avengers Assemble had a budget of $220 million and grossed over $1.5 billion worldwide, while Saw had a tiny budget of $1.2 million but was still very profitable. Though Twisted Pictures is much smaller and less well-known than Marvel Studios, both companies have found success producing films within specific genres - Twisted Pictures with horror and Marvel Studios with superhero films.
Institutions
This document discusses major film institutions from around the world including the US, UK, France, Germany, India, Spain, and Australia. It provides examples of major production companies from each country/region and notes they each produce different genres of films and television shows. Smaller, independent production companies tend to have smaller budgets and distribute their films differently than larger, major studios. The success of a film depends on factors like the involved actors, director, and production company. Film awards are also discussed as a way for films and their creators to be recognized.
Evaluation Question 3
A production company makes films and television programs. For example, Aardman Animations produced the Wallace and Gromit series. A distributor is responsible for releasing the film for public viewing on a set date. For a low budget, independent film like the one described, funding would likely come from the national lottery as larger distributors may not recognize it. Film credits typically include actors, editors, producers, and directors while distributors are only listed once a film is released on DVD. The described film is similar to the low budget, independently produced British comedy horror Sightseers.
Josh starr audience research
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Evaluation 3
1) Bringer Productions is a student film production company formed by three friends with red and brown hair.
2) They chose Dark Castle Entertainment as their production partner due to its experience and reputation through affiliations with major studios.
3) To fund their psychological thriller film about a blind man who kidnaps his daughter's killer, they plan to launch a Kickstarter campaign to attract investors and allow a larger budget.
Unbenannt 1
The production company logo was chosen to fit the comedy genre of their film. The logo features red, swans, and seagulls to convey love, energy, and positivity to viewers. The production company is called SEA PRODUCTIONS, representing the initials of the founders, Sanam, Emily, and Arne. 20th Century Fox was selected as the film distributor because they have successfully distributed similar comedy films and release movies worldwide for greater success. Funding would ideally come from the National Lottery UK Film Council, as they support filmmakers facing financial issues. The opening titles were presented in white text for sufficient viewing time to credit those involved in making the film.
Part 1 evaluation
The document discusses the media products created for the film "The Elusive" and how they used and challenged conventions of real horror media. The horror trailer followed conventions like using frightening music and imagery to invoke fear in the audience. The trailer structure was based on Freytag's pyramid. The poster design included common horror elements like a mysterious image, red font for the title, and tagline but challenged conventions by not revealing much of the plot. Music and magazine cover design also drew from horror conventions to attract the target audience of late teens to early twenties.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
Our media products for 'The Elusive' used and developed conventions of real horror media products. The trailer followed typical horror trailer conventions like building tension and climax. It also drew on techniques like Freytag's triangle. The titling and fonts matched horror film conventions. While adhering to conventions for layout, the mysterious poster image challenged expectations. The magazine cover also used horror-related conventions like red coloring but challenged the norm of overlapping text and images. Elements like character fashion helped target audiences relate to the products.
Big budget v small budget (1)
The document compares a big budget film, Avengers Assemble, produced by Marvel Studios, to a small budget film, Saw, produced by Twisted Pictures. Avengers Assemble had a budget of $220 million and grossed over $1.5 billion worldwide, while Saw had a tiny budget of $1.2 million but was still very profitable. Though Twisted Pictures is much smaller and less well-known than Marvel Studios, both companies have found success producing films within specific genres - Twisted Pictures with horror and Marvel Studios with superhero films.
Institutions
This document discusses major film institutions from around the world including the US, UK, France, Germany, India, Spain, and Australia. It provides examples of major production companies from each country/region and notes they each produce different genres of films and television shows. Smaller, independent production companies tend to have smaller budgets and distribute their films differently than larger, major studios. The success of a film depends on factors like the involved actors, director, and production company. Film awards are also discussed as a way for films and their creators to be recognized.
Evaluation Question 3
A production company makes films and television programs. For example, Aardman Animations produced the Wallace and Gromit series. A distributor is responsible for releasing the film for public viewing on a set date. For a low budget, independent film like the one described, funding would likely come from the national lottery as larger distributors may not recognize it. Film credits typically include actors, editors, producers, and directors while distributors are only listed once a film is released on DVD. The described film is similar to the low budget, independently produced British comedy horror Sightseers.
Josh starr audience research
This document discusses factors that contribute to the success of superhero films at the box office. It analyzes several highly successful superhero movies like The Dark Knight, Spiderman, and Iron Man. These films attracted wide audiences through appealing characters, large budgets for marketing, and targeting both male and female demographics. The document also notes that upcoming films like The Amazing Spiderman and The Dark Knight Rises are anticipated to be hits due to their popular source material and involvement of star directors and actors.
Teaser Trailer Conventions
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Teaser Trailer Convention - Part 2
The purpose of a teaser trailer is to inform audiences of an upcoming film and entice them to watch it. Teaser trailers typically include an ident, or moving/still image, to associate the film with its production company. They also include titles and fonts chosen to reflect the film's genre and themes. Teaser trailers for blockbuster films will have higher production quality due to larger budgets, while independent films have more modest quality due to lower budgets.
Task3powerpoint
A production company is responsible for the actual production of a film, including funding, distribution to film studios and cinemas, and promoting the film. The authors chose Paramount Pictures as their production and distribution company because it is a large, well-known studio that could ensure their film was seen widely in cinemas across the UK. A distributor is responsible for releasing films to the public through theatrical screenings or home video formats like DVD. Paramount has its own distribution arm, making it a simpler option. The authors felt Paramount had a wide variety of genres it distributed and their psychological thriller would fit with films like Shutter Island the studio had previously distributed.
Evaluation 3
Lionsgate and Universal would be good production and distribution companies for our thriller film because they have a history of producing and distributing successful thriller films with wide target audiences. Streaming services like Netflix and Amazon would also be interested in our film because they have large customer bases that include the target age groups for thrillers, and exclusive streaming deals could generate profits for both our film and the streaming service.
Question 3 media studies evaluation
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Evaluation 3 [by John Stammers]
JRS Media Productions is a small, independent production company formed by students whose names begin with J, R, and S. They chose the name because it is easy to remember and say. Their logo is simple with black and grey colors to look professional for their thriller genre film. As an independent company, they have a limited budget from their own funds and may use crowd-funding sites. They will distribute their film online through sites like YouTube and Facebook since they are independent. Their film is similar to Psycho and Hide & Seek in that the antagonist has a split personality, most closely resembling Hide & Seek where the protagonist is also the antagonist.
Task 3 Presentation Group055
The production company is responsible for filming and producing the film. This includes casting actors, ensuring legal requirements are met, planning the film production, and providing props and setting up filming locations. The production company may also find a distributor to market and distribute the film.
The document discusses a student production company called "Toast" which stands for "Totally Outrageous and Sexy Thrillers." Their logo features a piece of toast with the word "Toast" changing colors and fading into "Productions."
A film distributor promotes and releases the film to the public for viewing and purchasing. They handle advertising through various media. The students chose Lionsgate as their distributor because it is an established
Question 3
This document discusses a horror thriller film produced by Crystal Clear Productions and how it would be distributed. It explains that the production company is responsible for funding the film. The distributor would first submit the film to film festivals and then release it to theaters and home video. Funding came from previous film profits, venture capital investors, and merchandise sales. The opening credits would name the four main actors, though only one appears at first, with their names in red to connote danger. The film is similar to those produced by Working Titles, a UK company that releases some films at festivals before broader screening.
Question 3
A production company funds and promotes films and TV shows. They are responsible for the production logo, which for this film features boxed letters in red to symbolize being trapped and blood, fitting the horror genre. A distributor releases the film to theaters or for home video. This film's distributors, Paramount Pictures, are a major studio successful in similar films. Independent financiers like Aramid Productions provide funding, as they did for the comparable film Eden Lake.
Media evaluation post 3
The document discusses choosing a film distributor for a mystery thriller film. The student selects Paramount Pictures as the distributor because it is a major studio known for distributing famous thrillers like Psycho, Vertigo, and Mission Impossible that are similar to their film. Paramount Pictures' large platform and experience with the thriller genre would help promote and distribute the film well.
Codes and conventions
The document discusses how a media product called "Vengeance" both used and challenged conventions of real political thriller films. It analyzed films like "The Bourne Ultimatum" to understand typical codes for titles and openings. While using conventions like centered titles on a black screen, it also developed conventions by presenting the main character similarly to James Bond - always in a suit and looking smart and presentable to signify his importance. The document examines how the product met viewer expectations but also provided some variations to intrigue audiences.
Shot caller question 3
Stalio Productions was the name created by the group to embody a production company like BBC Films. They made idents using motion for their first production. Their low-budget teen movie followed in the footsteps of BBC Films by targeting a similar audience. Some disadvantages of their low budget included less advanced equipment than major studios, inability to hire big stars, and no CGI. However, it allowed them more freedom and control over their project as inexperienced filmmakers. They seek to partner with a small British company for distribution who can help target their intended audience.
Low budget vs high budget institutions
The document compares the low-budget Swedish film We Are The Best! to the high-budget American film Suicide Squad.
We Are The Best! had a very small budget and made $1.4 million at the box office, while being produced and distributed by smaller Swedish companies. Suicide Squad had a $175 million budget and made $732.4 million, produced by major Hollywood studios.
Both films' production companies tend to make similar genres of films, with Film i Väst focusing on dramatic indie films and DC Entertainment known for big-budget superhero franchises. However, the document concludes that both can be considered equally successful despite their different budgets and scale.
Media Evaluation Question 3
Focus Features would be well suited to distribute the film "Hunting Innocence" because they have experience both producing and distributing similar films. Focus Features has successfully distributed low-budget thriller films like "Brick" and the Coen Brothers film "Burn After Reading", both of which were also produced by Working Title, another producer of "Hunting Innocence". Focus Features' experience with comparable films makes them a good fit to handle the distribution needs of "Hunting Innocence".
Media institutions
Our film would be distributed by an independent British film company called 'Hot Ice Productions' that relies on slow releases of their low-budget films. As an independent film with a small budget and short filming period, we want our film to be released slowly through word-of-mouth like Slumdog Millionaire. Lower budget independent films are sometimes financed by producers and directors with other investors. The title sequence for our film follows conventions by first showing the production company name, then the film title, followed by actor and crew names, ending with the director.
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Film Industry
Working Title is a major British film production company based in London that produces a variety of genres including comedy, drama, and action movies. They have had significant box office successes such as Love Actually, which had a $246 million worldwide box office total. The company utilizes a development team structure with executives overseeing development, marketing, music, and financial aspects of their film productions.
Evaluation post 3
The production company logo was chosen to fit the dark and mysterious genre of the film and represent fear with a gas mask image. The logo is kept simple with the mask on a white background so as not to confuse viewers. The production company name, C.M.D.J productions, is included and is an abbreviation of the founders' names to let audiences know who created the film.
Evaluation post 3
1. A production company would be an appropriate institution to distribute this media product because production companies are responsible for distributing media products for audience consumption. They help create films through scripting, casting, budgeting, and more.
2. Examples of major production companies that could potentially distribute this media product include Summit Entertainment and Warner Brothers, as they have experience distributing films in similar genres like drama.
3. This document discusses factors that influenced the creation of the media product, such as the film Titanic, in terms of storyline and character personalities.
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Evaluation 3
Lionsgate and Universal would be good production and distribution companies for our thriller film because they have a history of producing and distributing successful thriller films with wide target audiences. Streaming services like Netflix and Amazon would also be interested in our film because they have large customer bases that include the target age groups for thrillers, and exclusive streaming deals could generate profits for both our film and the streaming service.
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The document discusses a fictional low-budget film production company called TMC that is making a horror film on a budget of £1 million. It discusses how successful horror films like The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity were made on tiny budgets in the tens of thousands yet became hugely profitable franchises. These examples inspired the company to pursue a low-budget model. The company will use unknown actors and distribution by UK company Film 4 Productions, which has experience with both low and medium-budget films.
Evaluation 3 [by John Stammers]
JRS Media Productions is a small, independent production company formed by students whose names begin with J, R, and S. They chose the name because it is easy to remember and say. Their logo is simple with black and grey colors to look professional for their thriller genre film. As an independent company, they have a limited budget from their own funds and may use crowd-funding sites. They will distribute their film online through sites like YouTube and Facebook since they are independent. Their film is similar to Psycho and Hide & Seek in that the antagonist has a split personality, most closely resembling Hide & Seek where the protagonist is also the antagonist.
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The production company is responsible for filming and producing the film. This includes casting actors, ensuring legal requirements are met, planning the film production, and providing props and setting up filming locations. The production company may also find a distributor to market and distribute the film.
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Question 3
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Question 3
A production company funds and promotes films and TV shows. They are responsible for the production logo, which for this film features boxed letters in red to symbolize being trapped and blood, fitting the horror genre. A distributor releases the film to theaters or for home video. This film's distributors, Paramount Pictures, are a major studio successful in similar films. Independent financiers like Aramid Productions provide funding, as they did for the comparable film Eden Lake.
Media evaluation post 3
The document discusses choosing a film distributor for a mystery thriller film. The student selects Paramount Pictures as the distributor because it is a major studio known for distributing famous thrillers like Psycho, Vertigo, and Mission Impossible that are similar to their film. Paramount Pictures' large platform and experience with the thriller genre would help promote and distribute the film well.
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Shot caller question 3
Stalio Productions was the name created by the group to embody a production company like BBC Films. They made idents using motion for their first production. Their low-budget teen movie followed in the footsteps of BBC Films by targeting a similar audience. Some disadvantages of their low budget included less advanced equipment than major studios, inability to hire big stars, and no CGI. However, it allowed them more freedom and control over their project as inexperienced filmmakers. They seek to partner with a small British company for distribution who can help target their intended audience.
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The document compares the low-budget Swedish film We Are The Best! to the high-budget American film Suicide Squad.
We Are The Best! had a very small budget and made $1.4 million at the box office, while being produced and distributed by smaller Swedish companies. Suicide Squad had a $175 million budget and made $732.4 million, produced by major Hollywood studios.
Both films' production companies tend to make similar genres of films, with Film i Väst focusing on dramatic indie films and DC Entertainment known for big-budget superhero franchises. However, the document concludes that both can be considered equally successful despite their different budgets and scale.
Media Evaluation Question 3
Focus Features would be well suited to distribute the film "Hunting Innocence" because they have experience both producing and distributing similar films. Focus Features has successfully distributed low-budget thriller films like "Brick" and the Coen Brothers film "Burn After Reading", both of which were also produced by Working Title, another producer of "Hunting Innocence". Focus Features' experience with comparable films makes them a good fit to handle the distribution needs of "Hunting Innocence".
Media institutions
Our film would be distributed by an independent British film company called 'Hot Ice Productions' that relies on slow releases of their low-budget films. As an independent film with a small budget and short filming period, we want our film to be released slowly through word-of-mouth like Slumdog Millionaire. Lower budget independent films are sometimes financed by producers and directors with other investors. The title sequence for our film follows conventions by first showing the production company name, then the film title, followed by actor and crew names, ending with the director.
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1) Universal has a history of producing and releasing gangster films of similar genres.
2) They provided financial support and assistance in producing our film.
3) Their global reach and reputation would help market our film worldwide.
Evaluation Activity 3
This document discusses film production and distribution. It explains that a production company is responsible for organizing and distributing a film, handling the director and cast. The distributor markets and promotes the film by making copies and showing it to cinema owners to influence its success. Possible distributors for the student's production mentioned are Film4 and Lionsgate as they handle smaller, UK-based films. Their websites provide information on the films they have distributed.
Media Studies Evaluation 3
The student analyzed potential media institutions to distribute their post-apocalyptic film. Major studios like Warner Bros and Lionsgate were deemed unsuitable due to the film's low budget and lack of famous actors. Independent British film companies like DNA Films and Palace Pictures would be more interested since they distribute similar genre films set in Britain. The student also proposed advertising the film at small UK film festivals focused on new British directors, such as the British Independent Film Festival, rather than large cinema chains that prioritize blockbuster films.
Task 3
A production company handles fundraising, supplies, resources, distribution, budgeting, scheduling, scripting, post-production, and marketing for a production. They oversee most aspects of bringing a film to completion. A distributor is responsible for marketing, setting a release date, and determining how a film can be viewed. The document recommends partnering with SodaPictures as a distributor since they have experience supporting low-budget British films similar in genre. It also suggests applying to the British Film Institute for lottery funding to finance marketing.
Evaluation 3 pp
A production company is responsible for creating the film through budgeting, casting, hiring a director and crew, and would be responsible for any accidents on set. The group created "Lighthouse Productions" to guide audiences to good films. They designed an ident with lights moving like a lighthouse and their name flowing in. A distributor gets the film into cinemas by deciding showtimes and promoting it. They chose Revolver Entertainment as they specialize in low budget films. They would fund the film through a BFI grant for low budget films to help budget it easily.
Question 3
A production company is responsible for developing, producing, and distributing new media projects like films, television programs, and more. They oversee all aspects of a project from its conception through completion. For a small student production company like SSL Production, funding for projects comes from sources like grants and profits from previous films. Small independent companies have a harder time distributing and marketing their films widely compared to large established studios. However, a company like Optimum Releasing that distributes similar small, British productions could help a student film like SSL Production's "The Night Before" reach a wider audience.
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