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The document discusses the distribution and production companies for a low-budget film. The distribution company is Redline Pictures, an independent company created by the filmmakers. Redline focuses on social media advertising, which is suitable since the target audience is young adults and teenagers. The production company supporting the film is Candi Studios, a small independent studio appropriate for the low-budget film. Major studios like Sony are not suitable since they focus on high-budget Hollywood movies.
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Evaluation Q3 media
The document discusses the production and distribution of a low-budget student film. The film will be produced by Candi Studios, a small independent production company. It will be distributed by Redline Pictures, a fictional distribution company created by the students, as their target audience of teenagers and young adults will be reached through social media advertising. Redline Pictures and Candi Studios are suited for the low-budget film because they are independent companies not focused on high-budget productions.
Production and Distribution Company
The filmmakers created their own production company called "Studios" and distribution company called "Stomp Out Camp" for their low-budget independent film, rather than using well-known major studios, to make the opening more realistically match their limited budget. They chose smaller independent companies similar to their own film to distribute it through social media promotion rather than widespread campaigns used for bigger blockbusters.
Production
The production company featured in the film titles was Candi Media Studios because it would be unrealistic to feature major Hollywood studios given the extremely low budget. They had no funds and only a couple weeks to film and edit, so using independent UK companies would have been more realistic but they wanted to be creative and stand out by creating their own distribution company called Stomp Out Camp Distributions. Their target audience was teenagers and young adults who would immediately recognize it as being made by similarly aged people. However, the document's author acknowledges that with such a low budget, appealing to a mass market of 15-30 year olds would be difficult and a niche market using social media would be more realistic. The homemade production and distribution companies were chosen
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A production company is responsible for developing and producing media projects like films, music, radio, and television. The document discusses ICE Production Company and its plans to produce a film. ICE Production Company chose not to use a logo and instead use the same font in its titles to tie the name to the film. It would use a film distributor to distribute, market, and handle the release strategy of the film. The distributor specializes in film distribution and would focus on large-scale marketing instead of ICE Production Company handling those tasks. For funding, ICE Production Company determined a smaller, British production company would be more suitable than a large Hollywood studio due to lower costs and tax allowances.
Evaluation - Question 3
CANDI Studios and Redline Pictures are small, independent production and distribution companies chosen to be realistic for the low-budget, gritty thriller film "Code Red". CANDI Studios uses the standard college logo to appear like a small, independent production company. Redline Pictures was created with a simple animation over the text to look professional yet not like a large branded company. A company like Redline Pictures would be best suited to distribute the film as intended, as larger studios do not typically handle independent, low-budget films with gritty content. Smaller companies rely on online and social media advertising that could attract younger audiences, while the gritty film may appeal to older viewers.
Presentation1 group 17 - jibril
The document discusses conventions of film openings, including establishing genre, use of sound, and inclusion of titles. It notes that genre helps set the mood, sound creates atmosphere and tension, and titles traditionally begin with production company and end with the film name. It also discusses using locations that resemble a house and busy street that are popular within the genre of real media products.
Media 3
The document discusses which media institutions would be suitable to distribute a low-budget thriller film. It suggests that smaller, independent production and distribution companies like CANDI Studios and Redline Pictures would be more realistic choices than major Hollywood studios. These smaller companies specialize in independent and low-budget films, relying on online promotion through social media to attract audiences. In contrast, major studios focus on large-scale Hollywood productions.
Institutions
The document discusses potential production companies and distributors for a documentary film called "Chasing Happiness". It analyzes three potential production companies - Grassroots Films, Spring Films, and Mosaic Films - and selects Mosaic Films, citing their experience with documentaries and connections to the film's subject matter.
For distribution, it considers using a sales agent or distributor. It decides on a distributor to maximize opportunities for festival screenings and increase the film's value. Three potential distributors are analyzed - Journeyman Pictures, Dazzle, and Dogwoof - with Journeyman Pictures selected for their specialized focus on documentaries and sophisticated online marketing.
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Evaluation Q3 media
The document discusses the production and distribution of a low-budget student film. The film will be produced by Candi Studios, a small independent production company. It will be distributed by Redline Pictures, a fictional distribution company created by the students, as their target audience of teenagers and young adults will be reached through social media advertising. Redline Pictures and Candi Studios are suited for the low-budget film because they are independent companies not focused on high-budget productions.
Production and Distribution Company
The filmmakers created their own production company called "Studios" and distribution company called "Stomp Out Camp" for their low-budget independent film, rather than using well-known major studios, to make the opening more realistically match their limited budget. They chose smaller independent companies similar to their own film to distribute it through social media promotion rather than widespread campaigns used for bigger blockbusters.
Production
The production company featured in the film titles was Candi Media Studios because it would be unrealistic to feature major Hollywood studios given the extremely low budget. They had no funds and only a couple weeks to film and edit, so using independent UK companies would have been more realistic but they wanted to be creative and stand out by creating their own distribution company called Stomp Out Camp Distributions. Their target audience was teenagers and young adults who would immediately recognize it as being made by similarly aged people. However, the document's author acknowledges that with such a low budget, appealing to a mass market of 15-30 year olds would be difficult and a niche market using social media would be more realistic. The homemade production and distribution companies were chosen
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A production company is responsible for developing and producing media projects like films, music, radio, and television. The document discusses ICE Production Company and its plans to produce a film. ICE Production Company chose not to use a logo and instead use the same font in its titles to tie the name to the film. It would use a film distributor to distribute, market, and handle the release strategy of the film. The distributor specializes in film distribution and would focus on large-scale marketing instead of ICE Production Company handling those tasks. For funding, ICE Production Company determined a smaller, British production company would be more suitable than a large Hollywood studio due to lower costs and tax allowances.
Evaluation - Question 3
CANDI Studios and Redline Pictures are small, independent production and distribution companies chosen to be realistic for the low-budget, gritty thriller film "Code Red". CANDI Studios uses the standard college logo to appear like a small, independent production company. Redline Pictures was created with a simple animation over the text to look professional yet not like a large branded company. A company like Redline Pictures would be best suited to distribute the film as intended, as larger studios do not typically handle independent, low-budget films with gritty content. Smaller companies rely on online and social media advertising that could attract younger audiences, while the gritty film may appeal to older viewers.
Presentation1 group 17 - jibril
The document discusses conventions of film openings, including establishing genre, use of sound, and inclusion of titles. It notes that genre helps set the mood, sound creates atmosphere and tension, and titles traditionally begin with production company and end with the film name. It also discusses using locations that resemble a house and busy street that are popular within the genre of real media products.
Media 3
The document discusses which media institutions would be suitable to distribute a low-budget thriller film. It suggests that smaller, independent production and distribution companies like CANDI Studios and Redline Pictures would be more realistic choices than major Hollywood studios. These smaller companies specialize in independent and low-budget films, relying on online promotion through social media to attract audiences. In contrast, major studios focus on large-scale Hollywood productions.
Institutions
The document discusses potential production companies and distributors for a documentary film called "Chasing Happiness". It analyzes three potential production companies - Grassroots Films, Spring Films, and Mosaic Films - and selects Mosaic Films, citing their experience with documentaries and connections to the film's subject matter.
For distribution, it considers using a sales agent or distributor. It decides on a distributor to maximize opportunities for festival screenings and increase the film's value. Three potential distributors are analyzed - Journeyman Pictures, Dazzle, and Dogwoof - with Journeyman Pictures selected for their specialized focus on documentaries and sophisticated online marketing.
Question 3 media evaluation
The document discusses a small, independent production company called Funny Monkey Productions and their first low-budget action film. They chose to distribute the film through Optimum Releasing, a smaller distributor, rather than a major studio. While big-budget action films from Universal feature famous actors, their film uses unknown actors to keep costs down as a new production company. As directors, editors and actors for their own low-budget film, their names will be listed in the titles.
Question 3 media evaluation
The document discusses a small, independent production company called Funny Monkey Productions and their first low-budget action film. They chose to distribute the film through Optimum Releasing, a smaller distributor, rather than a major studio. While big-budget action films from Universal feature famous actors, their film uses unknown actors and minimal props due to its low budget. As founders of the production company, they also served as directors, editors and actors in the film.
Evaluation q3 media
Redline Pictures and Candi Studios will distribute and produce the film respectively. Redline Pictures is a fictional distribution company created by the filmmakers to look professional, and will focus on social media advertising to target young adult and teenage audiences. Candi Studios is a small, real independent production company appropriate for the film's low budget status.
Question 3
The production company chosen is Paramount, a major studio known for similar teen films like Mean Girls and Footloose. A major studio will provide a large budget and handle distribution tasks like advertising, premieres, and using social media to promote the film.
For distribution, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer was selected. As a major company founded in the 1920s, they have successfully distributed similar girly films with comedy and romance. While major studios provide financial assistance and distribution infrastructure, independent films have less control over changes made during distribution and face challenges promoting and licensing the film.
Evaluation q3
CANDI Studios and Redline Pictures are chosen as the production and distribution companies for the low-budget thriller film "Code Red" because they are small, independent companies suited for independent films. Using bigger studios would not be realistic. Redline Pictures is best to distribute because, as a small independent company, it would use online advertising and social media to attract a younger audience, which aligns with the gritty content of the film appealing to an older demographic.
Evaluation Activity 3
Universal Pictures would be a good media institution to distribute our gangster thriller film "God of the Hill" for several reasons:
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 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.
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A production company is responsible for the entire film production process including supplying directors, cast, and equipment. They also handle the financial aspects such as budgeting and marketing. Our production company, Smiley Inc., chose this name because it is short and memorable. The logo features an urban graffiti-style smiley face to tie in with the name. Distributors promote and market films by getting feedback, negotiating prices with cinemas, and promoting sales. We chose the distributor Momentum because they have experience with low-budget films and successfully distributed larger films like The King's Speech. We funded our film through a grant from the British Film Institute.
Q 3
A distribution company would distribute the film to theaters and streaming services. A smaller but not major distributor like Icon Productions would be suitable, as they have experience with thriller films but aren't too large to work with on the planned $7 million budget. Marketing would be limited due to budget, focusing on magazines, trailers, and internet/social media to reach the target audience of those over 35 as well as expand the audience among younger internet users.
Question three
Warner Brothers would be the best media institution to distribute the film because they are a major studio with their own distribution companies that can advertise the film widely and maximize profits. As a mainstream action film, it would likely be shown in large multiplex cinemas like Cineworld and Odeon to reach the largest possible audience. Advertising in cinemas, on film channels like FilmFour, and through banners on buses and YouTube videos would be effective ways to promote the film to its target audience.
Media institution
The document discusses the production and distribution companies created for a new teen film called "Youth Film Productions" and "Candi Media Pictures". Both companies are described as small, independent operations since they are new, unknown entities with limited budgets, making them affordable options to produce and distribute the low-budget, British-focused film.
Question 3
The document discusses distributing a fictional teen media title called "The Run". It suggests that AnchorBay Entertainment would be a good distribution partner because they target the same teenage and urban adult audience. AnchorBay distributes digitally and theatrically, allowing the title to quickly reach its target audience. As an independent production, "The Run" had a limited budget and crew, so it only featured a few title sequences. A larger mainstream production company would have had more resources to include more titles. Comparing "The Run" to the film "My Brother the Devil", the document argues that the BFI would also be a suitable distributor as both works explore similar youth issues.
Presentation1
Candi Studio Pictures is a small, independent production and distribution company suited for the filmmaker's low-budget thriller. As an experienced company for independent, low-budget films, Candi Studio Pictures could provide help and advice during production and distribution. Promotion of the film will focus online and through social media to target the intended 16-24 year old audience.
Film Distribution
The document discusses film distribution and provides examples of both successful and unsuccessful distribution strategies. It explains that distribution is key to a film's success and involves negotiating deals with agencies to show the film in cinemas and on home video. A success story describes how Lionsgate's distribution of The Hunger Games propelled it to major studio status. A failure story outlines how a last-minute change to a one-day cinema release for Iron Sky hurt its earnings potential.
Task 3 media
A production company provides the physical elements and organization of filmmaking including props, equipment, money, distribution, marketing and scripting. Silvelight Productions' logo features a moon and light to convey a horror tone. Distribution involves deciding where and when a film will be shown based on the audiences that would enjoy and not be offended by the film. Lionsgate would be a good distributor for the film as they specialize in horror films and have distributed similar films in the past. The Movie Fund is chosen to fund the low-budget British horror film as they specialize in horror and independent films. Marketing strategies aim to target young audiences and horror fans through ads on radio, magazines, buses and playing trailers before horror films in
Question 3
A subsidiary film distributor would be best suited to distribute our film in order to appeal to both our mainstream and niche audiences. While our film has mainstream appeal, some unique stylistic elements may attract a more niche crowd. A subsidiary could distribute the film widely to cinemas while also placing it on streaming services to reach niche viewers. Our estimated $7 million budget would require a smaller distributor. Marketing would focus on magazines, film trailers, and internet/social media ads due to budget constraints.
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Paramount Pictures would produce and distribute the film. As a well-known production company, Paramount could attract large audiences and provide a reasonable budget. The film would be similar to successful horror films like The Blair Witch Project and Eden Lake but have a unique story. Paramount and distributors would fund the film by producing and selling it.
Marketing campaign
The document discusses marketing plans for an upcoming new James Bond film, including:
1) Hosting a press junket at the Mayfair Hotel in London, with seating for 201 people and a screening room to show footage.
2) Showing the film trailer on TV shows like Spartacus: Vengeance and Grimm, and in movies like The Hunger Games and The Bourne Legacy to target different age groups.
3) Displaying posters on London Underground stations and busy streets to catch the attention of commuters and shoppers.
Question 3
A film distribution company that is smaller than a major studio but larger than an independent distributor would be best suited to distribute our film. While our target audience is older adults over 35, choosing a mid-sized distributor would allow the film to be shown in multiplex cinemas as well as some independent theaters catering to niche audiences. With a budget of around $7 million, on par with American Psycho, we could afford marketing through magazines and movie trailers but not television ads. Additional online and social media marketing would help expand our potential audience.
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The document discusses a small, independent production company called Funny Monkey Productions and their first low-budget action film. They chose to distribute the film through Optimum Releasing, a smaller distributor, rather than a major studio. While big-budget action films from Universal feature famous actors, their film uses unknown actors to keep costs down as a new production company. As directors, editors and actors for their own low-budget film, their names will be listed in the titles.
Question 3 media evaluation
The document discusses a small, independent production company called Funny Monkey Productions and their first low-budget action film. They chose to distribute the film through Optimum Releasing, a smaller distributor, rather than a major studio. While big-budget action films from Universal feature famous actors, their film uses unknown actors and minimal props due to its low budget. As founders of the production company, they also served as directors, editors and actors in the film.
Evaluation q3 media
Redline Pictures and Candi Studios will distribute and produce the film respectively. Redline Pictures is a fictional distribution company created by the filmmakers to look professional, and will focus on social media advertising to target young adult and teenage audiences. Candi Studios is a small, real independent production company appropriate for the film's low budget status.
Question 3
The production company chosen is Paramount, a major studio known for similar teen films like Mean Girls and Footloose. A major studio will provide a large budget and handle distribution tasks like advertising, premieres, and using social media to promote the film.
For distribution, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer was selected. As a major company founded in the 1920s, they have successfully distributed similar girly films with comedy and romance. While major studios provide financial assistance and distribution infrastructure, independent films have less control over changes made during distribution and face challenges promoting and licensing the film.
Evaluation q3
CANDI Studios and Redline Pictures are chosen as the production and distribution companies for the low-budget thriller film "Code Red" because they are small, independent companies suited for independent films. Using bigger studios would not be realistic. Redline Pictures is best to distribute because, as a small independent company, it would use online advertising and social media to attract a younger audience, which aligns with the gritty content of the film appealing to an older demographic.
Evaluation Activity 3
Universal Pictures would be a good media institution to distribute our gangster thriller film "God of the Hill" for several reasons:
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 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.
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A production company is responsible for the entire film production process including supplying directors, cast, and equipment. They also handle the financial aspects such as budgeting and marketing. Our production company, Smiley Inc., chose this name because it is short and memorable. The logo features an urban graffiti-style smiley face to tie in with the name. Distributors promote and market films by getting feedback, negotiating prices with cinemas, and promoting sales. We chose the distributor Momentum because they have experience with low-budget films and successfully distributed larger films like The King's Speech. We funded our film through a grant from the British Film Institute.
Q 3
A distribution company would distribute the film to theaters and streaming services. A smaller but not major distributor like Icon Productions would be suitable, as they have experience with thriller films but aren't too large to work with on the planned $7 million budget. Marketing would be limited due to budget, focusing on magazines, trailers, and internet/social media to reach the target audience of those over 35 as well as expand the audience among younger internet users.
Question three
Warner Brothers would be the best media institution to distribute the film because they are a major studio with their own distribution companies that can advertise the film widely and maximize profits. As a mainstream action film, it would likely be shown in large multiplex cinemas like Cineworld and Odeon to reach the largest possible audience. Advertising in cinemas, on film channels like FilmFour, and through banners on buses and YouTube videos would be effective ways to promote the film to its target audience.
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The document discusses the production and distribution companies created for a new teen film called "Youth Film Productions" and "Candi Media Pictures". Both companies are described as small, independent operations since they are new, unknown entities with limited budgets, making them affordable options to produce and distribute the low-budget, British-focused film.
Question 3
The document discusses distributing a fictional teen media title called "The Run". It suggests that AnchorBay Entertainment would be a good distribution partner because they target the same teenage and urban adult audience. AnchorBay distributes digitally and theatrically, allowing the title to quickly reach its target audience. As an independent production, "The Run" had a limited budget and crew, so it only featured a few title sequences. A larger mainstream production company would have had more resources to include more titles. Comparing "The Run" to the film "My Brother the Devil", the document argues that the BFI would also be a suitable distributor as both works explore similar youth issues.
Presentation1
Candi Studio Pictures is a small, independent production and distribution company suited for the filmmaker's low-budget thriller. As an experienced company for independent, low-budget films, Candi Studio Pictures could provide help and advice during production and distribution. Promotion of the film will focus online and through social media to target the intended 16-24 year old audience.
Film Distribution
The document discusses film distribution and provides examples of both successful and unsuccessful distribution strategies. It explains that distribution is key to a film's success and involves negotiating deals with agencies to show the film in cinemas and on home video. A success story describes how Lionsgate's distribution of The Hunger Games propelled it to major studio status. A failure story outlines how a last-minute change to a one-day cinema release for Iron Sky hurt its earnings potential.
Task 3 media
A production company provides the physical elements and organization of filmmaking including props, equipment, money, distribution, marketing and scripting. Silvelight Productions' logo features a moon and light to convey a horror tone. Distribution involves deciding where and when a film will be shown based on the audiences that would enjoy and not be offended by the film. Lionsgate would be a good distributor for the film as they specialize in horror films and have distributed similar films in the past. The Movie Fund is chosen to fund the low-budget British horror film as they specialize in horror and independent films. Marketing strategies aim to target young audiences and horror fans through ads on radio, magazines, buses and playing trailers before horror films in
Question 3
A subsidiary film distributor would be best suited to distribute our film in order to appeal to both our mainstream and niche audiences. While our film has mainstream appeal, some unique stylistic elements may attract a more niche crowd. A subsidiary could distribute the film widely to cinemas while also placing it on streaming services to reach niche viewers. Our estimated $7 million budget would require a smaller distributor. Marketing would focus on magazines, film trailers, and internet/social media ads due to budget constraints.
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Paramount Pictures would produce and distribute the film. As a well-known production company, Paramount could attract large audiences and provide a reasonable budget. The film would be similar to successful horror films like The Blair Witch Project and Eden Lake but have a unique story. Paramount and distributors would fund the film by producing and selling it.
Marketing campaign
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3) Displaying posters on London Underground stations and busy streets to catch the attention of commuters and shoppers.
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The document discusses which type of media institution would be suitable to distribute a low-budget student film. It suggests that an independent production company like February Films or a local distribution company like Jaman Distribution would be the best options, as they support low-budget films and could provide a local cinematic, DVD, and online release. A bigger mainstream production or distribution company would not be a good fit due to the film's low budget and student creators lacking experience.
Who wants to distribute my film1
The document discusses distributing a film and marketing strategies. It notes that independent and low-budget film distributors are options. The production company, Lucid Pictures, will likely work with low-budget UK companies as the film targets 16-24 year olds. Marketing strategies for a low-budget film would include posters, newspapers ads, and occasional TV ads, but working with a larger company could increase the marketing budget. Social media and games are also suggested for marketing.
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.
Question 3.
The document discusses choosing a production company and distribution company for a new independent film set in London. For production, Working Title Films is proposed as they have experience producing similar genre films like drama and romance. They also focus on films for younger audiences and are interested in independent content with meaningful stories. For distribution, Studio Canal is suggested as they are a leading European distributor that could help the film effectively reach its target British audience locally and allow for potential expansion through Universal Studios partnerships. Both companies are presented as good fits for the independent London-based film.
Question 3
The document discusses choosing a production company and distribution company for an independent film set in London with a target audience of younger Londoners. It proposes Working Title Films as the production company, as they focus on independent films in similar genres of drama and romance. Studio Canal is proposed as the distribution company, as they are a leading European distributor that would allow the filmmakers to easily reach their target British audience. Both companies have experience with films set in London that could help market the film.
Presentation3
The document discusses the production and distribution companies used for a student film project. A small local production company called CandiStudios and distribution company called EyeWatch films were used due to their low budgets, suitability for a student film, and focus on a college audience. For a global professional release, Sony would be used as the production company for their higher budget and A-list actors, and Warner Bros. as the distribution company for their large size and name recognition to attract wider audiences.
Evaluation Task 3
- The document discusses options for distributing an independent film produced outside of major studios
- It considers targeting independent distributors like StudioCanal UK that have experience with low-budget, niche films from new directors
- Self-distribution is discussed but deemed riskier due to lack of experience, resources, and connections that distributors provide
- The author proposes marketing the film differently in the UK/Ireland versus the US, playing up its depiction of unfamiliar British youth culture to American audiences
What kind of media institution might distribute your
Paramount would be the best production company to distribute the teen drama film "Colly" for several reasons. As a major studio, Paramount has a large budget to financially support the film's production and hire more crew members. It also has success distributing films to teenage audiences, as seen with the box office performance of "Mean Girls". Additionally, the filmmakers have created their own smaller production company, A Candi Media Production, to receive credit for producing the title sequence. Paramount's status in the industry means it will be difficult for other studios to reject distributing a film it backs due to its media influence.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
An independent film distribution company like Disney or Warner Bros would be best suited to distribute the film because they have the large marketing resources needed to ensure the film reaches theaters, even though the film is low budget. Additionally, the film would be shown at art house cinemas like RichMix in London, which feature independent and diverse films not typically shown at major multiplexes, since as an independent film it could not reach a wide audience or afford major marketing. Promotion would rely heavily on word-of-mouth and social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter to advertise with the limited budget.
Q3
An independent film used social media like Facebook and Twitter along with hashtags to promote their film since they could not use traditional advertising like TV or billboards. Large film companies would not be suitable distributors for a low-budget, independent film. The filmmakers chose smaller, independent distributor Splash Distribution who had connections to their production company and had easier contracts and distributed digital copies of the film on DVD along with a premiere showing.
Evaluation Activity 3
A production company oversees all aspects of filmmaking from pre-production through post-production and is responsible for the budget, script, actors, and ensuring a successful film. Terror Craze Productions is a new production company that chose its name to sound professional and indicate it is a production company. A distributor handles marketing, promotion, release dates, and distribution of a film to theaters and home release. For their small-budget film, Terror Craze Productions would choose a smaller distributor like Lionsgate in the UK to first release in art house cinemas then DVD, Blu-Ray, and on demand, in order to distribute the film cost effectively within their means as a new, small production company.
Question 3
The document discusses distributing a media product created by the group's mainstream production company. It suggests distributing the urban drama film via YouTube and Vimeo to reach a wide audience, as those platforms are popular among their target viewers. Creating a professional production company establishes credibility and sets audience expectations for dramatic, tense scenes typical of the urban drama genre. Distributors like Focus Films and Revolver Entertainment would be good choices as they have experience in this genre and have successfully distributed similar films worldwide.
Question 3 production and distribution
Our film is an independent British teen movie. We created feminine icons for our production and distribution companies to appeal to our target audience. Two potential distribution companies that would be appropriate are Big Talk Productions and Revolver Entertainment as they are low budget, independent, British, and local to London; both have also distributed films similar in genre to ours. When choosing a production company, we had to consider finding one with an audience at an acceptable age range that would be realistic for our film.
Q3 einas presentation
The document discusses why the filmmakers chose to work with two independent local production and distribution companies, Candi Studios and Sky View Films, to produce and distribute their low-budget thriller film. They selected these smaller companies because they could help the film reach local audiences through cinema screenings, DVD releases, and social media promotion, without demanding changes from larger studios. Working with their own production company, Sky View Films, also allowed the filmmakers creative freedom.
Q3 einas presentation
The document discusses why the filmmakers chose to work with two independent local production and distribution companies, Candi Studios and Sky View Films, to produce and distribute their low-budget thriller film. They selected these smaller companies because they could help the film reach local audiences through cinema screenings, DVD releases, and social media promotion, without demanding changes from larger studios. Working with their own production company, Sky View Films, also allowed the filmmakers creative freedom.
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Momentum Pictures is identified as a potential UK-based distributor for the film. As a lower-budget company that also distributes larger films, they could realistically handle distribution. The film has potential for international audiences beyond the UK as it involves detectives, a universally recognizable concept. If distribution is pursued, a company could handle promotions like billboards, TV, radio, and other ads. Self-promotion is also an option with a limited budget, using social media ads, word-of-mouth, business cards, leaflets, and posters.
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- 2. Distribution Company The company that is going to distribute our film is Redline picture. We made this distribution company ourselves using animations over the text to make it look professional. Using this distribution company means that our film focuses on advertising through social media. As our target audience is young adults and teenagers this would be more appropriate.
- 3. Production Company The production company that is going to support our film is Candi Studios. Candi studios is the college production ident and it’s a small independent company. The reason why we chose this production company is because our film is low budget and it would make more sense if an independent company supported it.
- 4. Suitability The distribution company ‘Redline pictures’ is best suited to distribute our film. This is because its and independent company and our film is low budget. For example ‘Sony pictures’ would probably not distribute our film as its mainly known for distributing high budget films. Therefore it would be very unrealistic if it was distributing our film.
- 5. Big major Companies Sony is a big major company and therefore is known for distributing high budget Hollywood movies such as;
- 6. Redline- Distribution Another type of film that Redline could distribute is My brother the devil, This is because it’s a low budget British film and because the target audience are teenagers it would be best suited to be distributed by Redline. This is because Redline advertises through social media which would attract teenagers.
- 7. Audience As our target audience is for young adults and teenagers, the distribution company would be best suited for our film. This is because it’s a small independent company and therefore would rely on advertising through social media. For example; Facebook, twitter and YouTube. This would attract young audience to watch our film.