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This document discusses film distribution and recommends Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. as a potential distributor. It explains that Warner Bros. is one of the "Big 6" major film studios that can widely market and distribute a film globally. While the film is considered independent, Warner Bros. has experience with similar niche films and can offer an international summer release schedule along with robust marketing to maximize profits.
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Evaluation Question 3
Lionsgate Films would be well-suited to produce my film. Lionsgate is a major mini-studio known for producing films like The Hunger Games franchise, The Divergent series, and Now You See Me. They specialize in genres like science fiction, action, and thrillers - genres that my film would fit into. Lionsgate also targets their films at teenagers and young adults, which aligns with the target audience of my film. Their marketing strategy of posters, online campaigns and generating buzz on social media would help promote my film effectively despite a relatively small budget.
Evaluation Question Three.
1) A distributor buys, warehouses, and resells noncompeting products or product lines to retailers or end users. For films, a distributor handles theatrical release and marketing of DVDs, downloads, etc. in a particular country.
2) For an independent film company, options for distribution include large Hollywood studios for global audiences or smaller companies for local/niche audiences.
3) The filmmakers decided to get funding from grants like the BFI since their film is small and independent, and chose a small distributor like Film 4 to reach their domestic audience.
Evaluation question 3
An independent film distributor called Icon would be suited to distribute our thriller film. Icon specializes in distributing similar genre films like horrors and thrillers. They would identify the target audience for our thriller, estimate revenue across different platforms, and help create buzz around the film. Icon would likely promote our film initially at film festivals, then do a limited theatrical release in select cinemas once interest is generated. Their experience distributing similar genre films would help boost initial interest in our thriller.
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A film distributor acquires the rights to a film and distributes it to audiences. For large budget films from major studios, distributors create extensive advertising campaigns and merchandise. These major studios are vertically integrated, meaning they can create, market, and distribute films within the same company. For independent films with limited budgets, distributors use a limited release strategy, screening in a small selection of cinemas to keep costs low due to the lack of funds for widespread distribution.
What is a film distributor & what do?
A film distributor markets and releases films to the public. They set release dates, deal with DVDs, and identify target audiences. Independent distributors are not affiliated with major studios like Disney or Warner Bros. and typically distribute indie films found at festivals. The document discusses choosing Green Screen Productions as the distributor because they have successfully released similar thriller films to the one being discussed.
Evaluation Q3
Verve Pictures specializes in distributing independent films in theaters and on DVD, and successfully releases a variety of genres including supernatural films like the one proposed. However, their smaller size may require a smaller film budget. Warner Bros is part of a large media conglomerate and could distribute the film to a large audience with a large marketing budget, but their supernatural films tend to have larger budgets. Warner Bros has experience distributing popular supernatural films like The Conjuring and Sinister that incorporate paranormal elements similar to the proposed film.
Media evaluation question 1
Bulldog Film Distribution would be the most suitable distributor for the filmmaker's media product. As an independent UK film distributor, Bulldog focuses on smaller films that it distributes across all platforms in the UK only. This narrow scope makes films like the filmmaker's, which has a British nature, more likely to be considered. In contrast, large Hollywood studios like Warner Bros have an exclusively large global scope and budget that does not align with the filmmaker's smaller-scale project.
Evaluation question 3
A film distributor deals with the finance, promotion, and bookings of a film. They work out the film's budget and advertising costs. They then choose a release date, organize partnerships, and plan advertising and public relations campaigns. Finally, they negotiate with movie theaters to select which cinemas will show the film.
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Lionsgate Films would be well-suited to produce my film. Lionsgate is a major mini-studio known for producing films like The Hunger Games franchise, The Divergent series, and Now You See Me. They specialize in genres like science fiction, action, and thrillers - genres that my film would fit into. Lionsgate also targets their films at teenagers and young adults, which aligns with the target audience of my film. Their marketing strategy of posters, online campaigns and generating buzz on social media would help promote my film effectively despite a relatively small budget.
Evaluation Question Three.
1) A distributor buys, warehouses, and resells noncompeting products or product lines to retailers or end users. For films, a distributor handles theatrical release and marketing of DVDs, downloads, etc. in a particular country.
2) For an independent film company, options for distribution include large Hollywood studios for global audiences or smaller companies for local/niche audiences.
3) The filmmakers decided to get funding from grants like the BFI since their film is small and independent, and chose a small distributor like Film 4 to reach their domestic audience.
Evaluation question 3
An independent film distributor called Icon would be suited to distribute our thriller film. Icon specializes in distributing similar genre films like horrors and thrillers. They would identify the target audience for our thriller, estimate revenue across different platforms, and help create buzz around the film. Icon would likely promote our film initially at film festivals, then do a limited theatrical release in select cinemas once interest is generated. Their experience distributing similar genre films would help boost initial interest in our thriller.
Film%20distrib
A film distributor acquires the rights to a film and distributes it to audiences. For large budget films from major studios, distributors create extensive advertising campaigns and merchandise. These major studios are vertically integrated, meaning they can create, market, and distribute films within the same company. For independent films with limited budgets, distributors use a limited release strategy, screening in a small selection of cinemas to keep costs low due to the lack of funds for widespread distribution.
What is a film distributor & what do?
A film distributor markets and releases films to the public. They set release dates, deal with DVDs, and identify target audiences. Independent distributors are not affiliated with major studios like Disney or Warner Bros. and typically distribute indie films found at festivals. The document discusses choosing Green Screen Productions as the distributor because they have successfully released similar thriller films to the one being discussed.
Evaluation Q3
Verve Pictures specializes in distributing independent films in theaters and on DVD, and successfully releases a variety of genres including supernatural films like the one proposed. However, their smaller size may require a smaller film budget. Warner Bros is part of a large media conglomerate and could distribute the film to a large audience with a large marketing budget, but their supernatural films tend to have larger budgets. Warner Bros has experience distributing popular supernatural films like The Conjuring and Sinister that incorporate paranormal elements similar to the proposed film.
Media evaluation question 1
Bulldog Film Distribution would be the most suitable distributor for the filmmaker's media product. As an independent UK film distributor, Bulldog focuses on smaller films that it distributes across all platforms in the UK only. This narrow scope makes films like the filmmaker's, which has a British nature, more likely to be considered. In contrast, large Hollywood studios like Warner Bros have an exclusively large global scope and budget that does not align with the filmmaker's smaller-scale project.
Evaluation question 3
A film distributor deals with the finance, promotion, and bookings of a film. They work out the film's budget and advertising costs. They then choose a release date, organize partnerships, and plan advertising and public relations campaigns. Finally, they negotiate with movie theaters to select which cinemas will show the film.
Film distribution
Film distribution institutions are companies that distribute films to audiences through various means like merchandise, advertising, and cinema releases. They act as intermediaries between the film industry and consumers, finding ways to deliver films to audiences via DVD, cinema screenings, and streaming services. Independent film companies like Vertigo Films aim to reduce the dominance of American films by distributing low-budget films that might not otherwise get exposure. The document discusses using Harambe Productions as the distribution company for a film since they focus on low-budget films and promoting non-American cultural works.
Global institutions and global audiences
Global institutions like Disney dominate media production through their vast financial resources that allow extensive marketing and distribution worldwide. However, independent films can still succeed globally with a quality product like "The King's Speech", which earned over $400 million despite a smaller budget and target audience. While institutions produce most films, independent companies demonstrate there is appetite for alternatives through viral marketing and a compelling story. Overall, global institutions largely control media production, but independent films can still achieve influence.
Distribution
Distribution is the competitive business of launching films in theaters and other markets to maximize their commercial success. Distributors obtain films from producers, studios, or through output deals, then develop tailored release plans considering the target audience and film's earnings potential. Their goal is to bring each film to market from scratch through effective marketing like posters, trailers, and word of mouth to build demand and realize the film's box office potential.
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The document discusses how film distribution works, focusing on the role of distributors in marketing films to audiences and getting them exhibited in cinemas or on television. It notes the differences between film distribution systems in the US and UK, with US studios often controlling production and distribution, while UK distributor Film4 helped finance and distribute independent British films but struggled to appeal to both domestic and international audiences. The role of distributors in the film industry and challenges of independent films finding distribution are also examined.
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This document discusses potential media institutions for distributing the author's media product and why. It suggests that major film distributors like 20th Century Fox would likely not accept it due to its lower budget. Independent distribution through new media outlets online is the cheapest option but may not reach a large enough audience. Preferably, the author would want a company like Film 4 to distribute it as they specialize in successful independent films. Alternatively, Entertainment Film Distributors, which has distributed mainstream horror films independently and successfully, would be an ideal choice given the author's film genre.
Film Distribution
The British film industry received funding in the 1990s which led to increased film production. However, many of the films produced lacked distribution networks and cinema exhibition. As a result, they did not reach wide audiences. Critics argued that Lottery-funded films at the time were rushed through development and production without sufficient script quality. The document discusses that film distribution is key to connecting films from producers to cinema exhibitors in order to maximize viewership. Distributors are responsible for marketing films, targeting appropriate audiences, and tracking audience reception during promotional campaigns which aim to pique interest and attract viewers.
Evaluation part-3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute the film Savanna Grace. It analyzes both British and Hollywood distribution companies, including their target audiences and past films. The document determines that BBC Films may be best suited as they specialize in low-budget British films and niche audiences. While Universal Studios and Columbia Pictures are large Hollywood studios that could reach broad audiences, Savanna Grace lacks star power and reputation needed for major studio distribution. Overall, BBC Films is concluded to be the most suitable choice given the film's independent and niche nature.
Evaluation question 3
Film 4 would be the most likely media institution to distribute the media product because it supports independent UK filmmakers and has distributed many successful small-scale British films. As a company that funds productions targeting local audiences, Film 4 provides opportunities for independent films to reach audiences and gain recognition in the industry. Other options for independent film distribution include smaller companies like Microwave that provide funding to promote young UK filmmakers, as well as national lottery grants awarded by the BFI to encourage British film production and distribution.
Film distribution
Film distribution involves making a movie available to audiences through a distributor who handles marketing, release strategy, and deals with theaters. Independent distributors specialize in art house films and would be more interested in the author's low-budget film due to its similar "opening sequence" to another independent film. The author's film would mainly appeal to British audiences as the locations and unknown actors would not be as relatable to foreign audiences. Marketing the film on social media is suggested to target the teenage audience. Self-distributing has pros of national distribution and Oscar qualification but is also very time-consuming.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses potential options for distributing a horror/thriller film produced by the author. It analyzes several major distribution companies like Lionsgate and Film4 Productions and concludes they may not be the best fit due to the independent and low-budget nature of the film. It also discusses the possibility of using film funding companies like Creative England and the British Film Institute to fund production and self-distribution. Overall, the author determines that seeking production funding and self-distributing may be the best approach to ensure a profitable outcome, though success cannot be guaranteed. They ultimately created their own distribution company called "J&M Productions" to include in the film's opening ident.
Media evaluation distribution
The document discusses film distribution, which is the process of making a film available to an audience through a distributor. It involves the distributor acquiring rights to the film, developing a release strategy, presenting the film to exhibitors to negotiate showings in cinemas, and creating a marketing campaign. For an independent, low-budget psychological thriller film, suitable distributors mentioned are Momentum Pictures and Polygram Filmed Entertainment, as they have experience distributing similar independent and British films in the past. The film is also thought to have wide appeal to both UK and US audiences.
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Film distribution is the process of making films available to audiences through various methods like merchandising, advertising, and release dates. Effective distribution is important for a film's success as it determines how well it reaches its target audience. Distribution acts as the middleman between producers and exhibitors to distribute films in the most effective way. Smaller, independent distributors like Vertigo Films specialize in distributing low-budget UK films to combat Hollywood dominance. Harambe Productions is the distributor created to handle distribution for this particular independent, low-budget film.
Uk film industry as media
The British film industry has experienced several booms and recessions since the 1930s. In the 1990s, costume dramas and comedies like Four Weddings and a Funeral and Brassed Off found success. National Lottery funding and the British Film Council provided support. Key choices for the industry included low-budget films for mainstream British and art house audiences, as well as international co-productions. A successful film industry is important for Britain's economy, bringing in much of its revenue from outside the UK. Government support and production companies have aided development, though partnerships with US distributors are often needed to achieve large profits.
Task 3
Distribution involves delivering a completed media product to audiences through various channels like DVD, television, streaming, and merchandise. Some major film distributors are 21st Century Fox, DreamWorks, Paramount Pictures, Sony, and Disney/Pixar, which could deliver a film based on its genre and similarity to the distributor's past successful titles. The document considers whether the sample film would appeal only to UK audiences or have wider global appeal, as well as potential marketing strategies and release options.
Task 3 presentation
A film distribution company that might distribute our crime thriller film is Kaleidoscope Film Distribution (KFD). KFD focuses on thriller genres and has released similar films to ours. As an independent company based in London, KFD is likely to be reasonably priced and help appeal our British film to a UK audience. Self-distributing through a program like 4-Wall Select could also allow us to retain full control and profits, showing the film in their New York theater for a guaranteed week.
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This document discusses film distribution strategies for a low-budget, British thriller film aimed at teenagers aged 15-23. It suggests that Metrodome, a UK distribution company that has previously released a similar small, British film, may be interested in distributing the film. Marketing strategies discussed include using social media like Facebook and Twitter to promote to the target audience, as well as billboard posters around the UK. The film would likely see an initial online release for 48 hours to generate buzz before being released on DVD due to its low budget.
Film distribution!!
A film distributor's job is to market and circulate movies in theaters and home entertainment to generate revenue. They work to get exhibitors like movie theaters interested in screening a film. As an independent low-budget English film, companies that may distribute it include DNA Films, Film4, and Vertigo Films. DNA Films in particular has had success distributing similar films and has a partnership with 20th Century Fox for worldwide distribution and funding, which could help get an independent film screened more widely.
Evaluation 3
Vertigo Films would be an ideal media institution to distribute our film product because it is a successful UK film distribution company that has experience distributing a wide variety of independent films to both theaters and home video formats. Vertigo Films has distributed box office hits and award winners while also supporting new filmmakers through initiatives like public crowdfunding. Partnering with an established distributor like Vertigo Films would help our film reach audiences and have the best chance of financial success.
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Warner Bros. is a fully integrated global entertainment company that leads the industry in film, television, and music. It has vast creative and business resources to build profitable franchises worldwide. Warner Bros began in 1918 and produced its first feature film. Since then it has grown through mergers and acquisitions, now producing around 20 films per year with marketing budgets of $2 billion. It leverages pre-sold elements like popular directors, actors, franchises and source material to minimize risk and attract large audiences, often grossing over $80 million per film.
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Film distribution institutions are companies that distribute films to audiences through various means like merchandise, advertising, and cinema releases. They act as intermediaries between the film industry and consumers, finding ways to deliver films to audiences via DVD, cinema screenings, and streaming services. Independent film companies like Vertigo Films aim to reduce the dominance of American films by distributing low-budget films that might not otherwise get exposure. The document discusses using Harambe Productions as the distribution company for a film since they focus on low-budget films and promoting non-American cultural works.
Global institutions and global audiences
Global institutions like Disney dominate media production through their vast financial resources that allow extensive marketing and distribution worldwide. However, independent films can still succeed globally with a quality product like "The King's Speech", which earned over $400 million despite a smaller budget and target audience. While institutions produce most films, independent companies demonstrate there is appetite for alternatives through viral marketing and a compelling story. Overall, global institutions largely control media production, but independent films can still achieve influence.
Distribution
Distribution is the competitive business of launching films in theaters and other markets to maximize their commercial success. Distributors obtain films from producers, studios, or through output deals, then develop tailored release plans considering the target audience and film's earnings potential. Their goal is to bring each film to market from scratch through effective marketing like posters, trailers, and word of mouth to build demand and realize the film's box office potential.
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The document discusses how film distribution works, focusing on the role of distributors in marketing films to audiences and getting them exhibited in cinemas or on television. It notes the differences between film distribution systems in the US and UK, with US studios often controlling production and distribution, while UK distributor Film4 helped finance and distribute independent British films but struggled to appeal to both domestic and international audiences. The role of distributors in the film industry and challenges of independent films finding distribution are also examined.
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This document discusses potential media institutions for distributing the author's media product and why. It suggests that major film distributors like 20th Century Fox would likely not accept it due to its lower budget. Independent distribution through new media outlets online is the cheapest option but may not reach a large enough audience. Preferably, the author would want a company like Film 4 to distribute it as they specialize in successful independent films. Alternatively, Entertainment Film Distributors, which has distributed mainstream horror films independently and successfully, would be an ideal choice given the author's film genre.
Film Distribution
The British film industry received funding in the 1990s which led to increased film production. However, many of the films produced lacked distribution networks and cinema exhibition. As a result, they did not reach wide audiences. Critics argued that Lottery-funded films at the time were rushed through development and production without sufficient script quality. The document discusses that film distribution is key to connecting films from producers to cinema exhibitors in order to maximize viewership. Distributors are responsible for marketing films, targeting appropriate audiences, and tracking audience reception during promotional campaigns which aim to pique interest and attract viewers.
Evaluation part-3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute the film Savanna Grace. It analyzes both British and Hollywood distribution companies, including their target audiences and past films. The document determines that BBC Films may be best suited as they specialize in low-budget British films and niche audiences. While Universal Studios and Columbia Pictures are large Hollywood studios that could reach broad audiences, Savanna Grace lacks star power and reputation needed for major studio distribution. Overall, BBC Films is concluded to be the most suitable choice given the film's independent and niche nature.
Evaluation question 3
Film 4 would be the most likely media institution to distribute the media product because it supports independent UK filmmakers and has distributed many successful small-scale British films. As a company that funds productions targeting local audiences, Film 4 provides opportunities for independent films to reach audiences and gain recognition in the industry. Other options for independent film distribution include smaller companies like Microwave that provide funding to promote young UK filmmakers, as well as national lottery grants awarded by the BFI to encourage British film production and distribution.
Film distribution
Film distribution involves making a movie available to audiences through a distributor who handles marketing, release strategy, and deals with theaters. Independent distributors specialize in art house films and would be more interested in the author's low-budget film due to its similar "opening sequence" to another independent film. The author's film would mainly appeal to British audiences as the locations and unknown actors would not be as relatable to foreign audiences. Marketing the film on social media is suggested to target the teenage audience. Self-distributing has pros of national distribution and Oscar qualification but is also very time-consuming.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses potential options for distributing a horror/thriller film produced by the author. It analyzes several major distribution companies like Lionsgate and Film4 Productions and concludes they may not be the best fit due to the independent and low-budget nature of the film. It also discusses the possibility of using film funding companies like Creative England and the British Film Institute to fund production and self-distribution. Overall, the author determines that seeking production funding and self-distributing may be the best approach to ensure a profitable outcome, though success cannot be guaranteed. They ultimately created their own distribution company called "J&M Productions" to include in the film's opening ident.
Media evaluation distribution
The document discusses film distribution, which is the process of making a film available to an audience through a distributor. It involves the distributor acquiring rights to the film, developing a release strategy, presenting the film to exhibitors to negotiate showings in cinemas, and creating a marketing campaign. For an independent, low-budget psychological thriller film, suitable distributors mentioned are Momentum Pictures and Polygram Filmed Entertainment, as they have experience distributing similar independent and British films in the past. The film is also thought to have wide appeal to both UK and US audiences.
Film
Film distribution is the process of making films available to audiences through various methods like merchandising, advertising, and release dates. Effective distribution is important for a film's success as it determines how well it reaches its target audience. Distribution acts as the middleman between producers and exhibitors to distribute films in the most effective way. Smaller, independent distributors like Vertigo Films specialize in distributing low-budget UK films to combat Hollywood dominance. Harambe Productions is the distributor created to handle distribution for this particular independent, low-budget film.
Uk film industry as media
The British film industry has experienced several booms and recessions since the 1930s. In the 1990s, costume dramas and comedies like Four Weddings and a Funeral and Brassed Off found success. National Lottery funding and the British Film Council provided support. Key choices for the industry included low-budget films for mainstream British and art house audiences, as well as international co-productions. A successful film industry is important for Britain's economy, bringing in much of its revenue from outside the UK. Government support and production companies have aided development, though partnerships with US distributors are often needed to achieve large profits.
Task 3
Distribution involves delivering a completed media product to audiences through various channels like DVD, television, streaming, and merchandise. Some major film distributors are 21st Century Fox, DreamWorks, Paramount Pictures, Sony, and Disney/Pixar, which could deliver a film based on its genre and similarity to the distributor's past successful titles. The document considers whether the sample film would appeal only to UK audiences or have wider global appeal, as well as potential marketing strategies and release options.
Task 3 presentation
A film distribution company that might distribute our crime thriller film is Kaleidoscope Film Distribution (KFD). KFD focuses on thriller genres and has released similar films to ours. As an independent company based in London, KFD is likely to be reasonably priced and help appeal our British film to a UK audience. Self-distributing through a program like 4-Wall Select could also allow us to retain full control and profits, showing the film in their New York theater for a guaranteed week.
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This document discusses film distribution strategies for a low-budget, British thriller film aimed at teenagers aged 15-23. It suggests that Metrodome, a UK distribution company that has previously released a similar small, British film, may be interested in distributing the film. Marketing strategies discussed include using social media like Facebook and Twitter to promote to the target audience, as well as billboard posters around the UK. The film would likely see an initial online release for 48 hours to generate buzz before being released on DVD due to its low budget.
Film distribution!!
A film distributor's job is to market and circulate movies in theaters and home entertainment to generate revenue. They work to get exhibitors like movie theaters interested in screening a film. As an independent low-budget English film, companies that may distribute it include DNA Films, Film4, and Vertigo Films. DNA Films in particular has had success distributing similar films and has a partnership with 20th Century Fox for worldwide distribution and funding, which could help get an independent film screened more widely.
Evaluation 3
Vertigo Films would be an ideal media institution to distribute our film product because it is a successful UK film distribution company that has experience distributing a wide variety of independent films to both theaters and home video formats. Vertigo Films has distributed box office hits and award winners while also supporting new filmmakers through initiatives like public crowdfunding. Partnering with an established distributor like Vertigo Films would help our film reach audiences and have the best chance of financial success.
Warner brothers (media)
Warner Bros. is a fully integrated global entertainment company that leads the industry in film, television, and music. It has vast creative and business resources to build profitable franchises worldwide. Warner Bros began in 1918 and produced its first feature film. Since then it has grown through mergers and acquisitions, now producing around 20 films per year with marketing budgets of $2 billion. It leverages pre-sold elements like popular directors, actors, franchises and source material to minimize risk and attract large audiences, often grossing over $80 million per film.
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Distribution companies market and promote films to make them available for consumers to view. They determine where films are shown in cinemas/theaters. For a small, independent horror film, RLJ Entertainment would be a good choice as they specialize in distributing such films. Releasing the film in late July to early August would be ideal, as this is when students finish school and have free time. Marketing the film on social media sites like Facebook and YouTube that target the intended younger audience would help promote and create buzz around the film.
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The document discusses company structures in the film industry, including conglomerates, horizontal integration, and vertical integration. It then focuses on distribution, explaining that distribution involves getting films shown and promoted between production and exhibition. The major distributors that control most film distribution are identified as United International Pictures, Warner Brothers, Buena Vista, 20th Century Fox, and Sony.
Media ownership skyfall ill manors
Sony is a large international conglomerate that produced and distributed the James Bond film 'Skyfall'. As a major Hollywood studio, Sony was able to utilize extensive cross-promotion across its various business divisions, including music, games, and consumer electronics. It also had the financial resources and industry clout to engage in widespread early publicity campaigns. In contrast, smaller independent films have far more limited marketing budgets and opportunities for synergistic promotion.
Evaluation activity 3
This document discusses potential film distribution companies for a small, low-budget horror film production. It analyzes Film4, Lionsgate UK, and Studio Canal UK as options. Film4 is identified as the preferred choice as it specializes in smaller, UK-based films and has a track record of distributing successful horror titles. Though Lionsgate and Studio Canal also have experience with the genre, they tend to focus on higher budgets than the production being considered. Film4 could provide national distribution through its Channel 4 and E4 platforms, targeting younger audiences, and may allow global reach through partnerships.
Creative Critical Reflection Question 3: Engagement And Distribution
The document discusses identifying the target audience and distribution strategies for short films. It identifies the target audience for the author's short film as British males and females aged 18-45 who enjoy thriller and crime drama films. It considers different distribution companies like Warp Films, Verve Pictures, and Vertigo Films. It also discusses modern distribution methods like streaming on Netflix, YouTube marketing, and the importance of a clear target audience profile for effective distribution.
Evaluation activity 3
Film4 would be the best distribution company for the filmmakers' low-budget horror film. As a UK-based company that specializes in distributing smaller, independent films, including horror, Film4 could nationally distribute their film through television channels they own like Channel 4 and E4. Internet distribution would also be effective since it's relatively cheap and broad in reach. While companies like Lionsgate and StudioCanal have success distributing horror films, they tend to focus on higher budgets than the filmmakers' production. Film4 offers emerging talent opportunities and has experience with similar low-budget, national distribution projects.
Evaluation question 3
Film distribution is the process of making a movie available for audiences to view. A film distributor is responsible for marketing the film and distribution deals are important for financing films. Distribution methods include theatrical releases, film festivals, trailers, posters, TV advertisements, social media, DVDs, and streaming sites. For a micro-budget independent film like Abridged without stars, it would be difficult to get distribution from major companies. Smaller distributors focused on independent films may be more appropriate. The filmmakers plan to promote Abridged using social media sites like Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr with a trailer and hashtag campaign.
Evaluation question 3
Summit Entertainment is a film production, distribution and sales company founded in 1991. They initially handled foreign film sales but later expanded into fully financing and producing their own films by the late 1990s. Summit distributes their films both theatrically and on home video formats internationally through partnerships with other major studios like Universal and Sony. As an independent studio with access to over $1 billion in financing, Summit would be capable of distributing films internationally but likely requires partnerships for domestic theatrical distribution in large markets like North America.
Media Presentation - Task 3 – What kind of media institution might distribute...
This document discusses film distribution and options for distributing a crime thriller film called "The Heist." It considers several major film distribution companies and determines that Warner Bros. would be most interested since they have successfully distributed crime thrillers in the past. It also examines the British distribution company Momentum Pictures and argues they could benefit from distributing the film to gain a new audience. Social media marketing strategies and self-distribution options are discussed as well.
Question 3
New Line Cinema would be the best distributor for the media product. As a sub-unit of Warner Bros., New Line Cinema can attract both mainstream and independent audiences to maximize the potential viewer base. They manage many aspects of distribution internally, and also benefit from Warner Bros.' promotion. While not one of the highest-earning distributors, New Line Cinema's experience with horror genres suits the media product, and their promotion abilities outweigh the risk of lower profits compared to larger distributors.
What kind of media institution might distribute your
Working Title Films would be more suitable than Paramount Pictures for distributing our thriller film Flash due to Working Title's focus on British films and talent as well as their ability to work with smaller budgets. While Working Title has fewer resources for marketing than Paramount, their connections could help the film find audiences in the UK and beyond. Self-distribution is also an option but comes with challenges around marketing, legal issues, and audience reach.
Evaluation - Question 3
Blue Sky Media would be the best distributor for the thriller film "Don't Look Back" for several reasons:
1) Blue Sky Media is a smaller production company that distributes thriller films, like the ones being produced, and would be more likely than larger companies to fund and distribute a small, independent film.
2) As a UK-based company distributing to a UK audience, Blue Sky Media would allow the film to appeal most to its intended, local audience without needing to account for international distribution costs and changes.
3) Their past distribution of both large studio and independent films demonstrates they can effectively promote films on a smaller scale suited for the independent production of "Don't Look Back."
film distribution
The document discusses film distribution, which involves marketing and circulating films in theaters and home viewing formats. A distributor's main objectives are to persuade exhibitors to show the film and set up screenings. They will advertise through posters, videos, and arrange release dates and territories. Distributors must secure contracts specifying payment from ticket sales. They ensure copies are delivered on time and monitor showings. Considerations include targeting the right audience, competition, and star power. Distribution deals and formats vary between large Hollywood films and smaller independent or foreign films.
08haless uk film distribution
The document discusses film distribution, which involves marketing and circulating films in theaters and home viewing formats. A distributor's main objectives are to persuade exhibitors to show the film and set up screenings. They will advertise through posters, videos, and arrange release dates and territories. Distributors must secure contracts specifying payment from ticket sales. They ensure copies are delivered on time and monitor showings. Considerations include targeting the right audience, competition, and star power. Distribution deals and formats vary between large Hollywood films and smaller independent or foreign films.
Film Distribution Companies
The document discusses film distribution and provides examples of major studios and independent studios. Major studios are often vertically integrated with production and distribution, allowing them to maintain all profits within one conglomerate. Independent studios must sell their films to separate distribution companies. Some major distributors in the UK are listed, including Lionsgate Films UK. A case study of Lionsgate describes their focus on thriller and teen films, and how their marketing strategy for the film Nerve leveraged social media and viewer participation to promote themes from the film.
Film Distribution
The document discusses film distribution, which involves marketing and circulating films in theaters and home viewing formats. A distributor's main objectives are to persuade exhibitors like theaters to show the film and set up screenings. They handle advertising, securing contracts with theaters regarding ticket sales revenue, collecting additional profits from DVD/Blu-ray sales and streaming, ensuring copies of the film are delivered to theaters on time, and monitoring box office performance. Distributors must consider factors like the target audience, competition from other releases, and a film's star power when planning distribution. They use varying strategies based on a film's type, from big Hollywood releases to smaller foreign or independent films.
Task 3
This document discusses potential film distribution options for a low-budget British film. It suggests that Hammer Film may be interested since they produce similar British thriller/horror films. While the film appeals to UK audiences, it could also find success internationally as Hammer films have popularity worldwide, like The Woman in Black that made $128 million globally. Self-distribution is discussed but deemed too costly, so partnering with an established distributor would likely provide better support and exposure for the low-budget film.
Task 3 2
This document discusses potential film distribution options for a low-budget British film. It suggests that Hammer Film may be interested since they produce similar British thriller/horror films. While the film appeals specifically to UK audiences, it could also find success internationally as Hammer films have popularity worldwide, like The Woman in Black that made $128 million globally. Self-distribution is discussed but deemed too costly, so partnering with an established distribution company would likely provide better support and exposure for the low-budget film.
Presentation 3
This document compares the distribution options for a small, independent British film versus a large Hollywood blockbuster. Small British films typically have much smaller budgets of around £1 million that must cover both production and distribution. This makes it difficult for the film to get mainstream cinema releases or do widespread advertising. In contrast, large blockbuster films can have budgets over £100 million that allow for extensive market testing, early release date announcements, and hype-building previews and interviews. Hollywood films also benefit from backing by major media companies. Given its smaller budget and target niche audience, the discussed film in this document would be best served by distribution as a small British film rather than attempting a wide release as a blockbuster.
Media presentation - task 3
A film distribution company or individual is responsible for marketing and selling a film. They decide the release date and methods of viewing. Distribution is critical for funding marketing and achieving box office success. For an independent crime thriller film, Momentum Pictures in the UK would be a good fit for distribution, as they have only distributed one crime thriller previously. The film would target a male audience aged 16-30 in Britain. Marketing strategies for limited budget would focus on social media, websites and YouTube to generate buzz. While self-distribution maintains full rights, it is very time consuming without funding.
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- 1. What kind of media institution might distribute your product and why?
- 2. • What is a film distributor & what do they do? • Which distributor would we choose to distribute our product? • Why might they choose to distribute our film? • What sort of services would they offer us?
- 3. A film distributor is a company or individual responsible for the marketing and distributing a film. What do they do? The distributor may set the release date of a film and the method by which a film is to be exhibited or made available for viewing
- 4. Big 6: • GE • News-Corp • Disney • Viacom • Time Warner • CBS Indie • Lionsgate • Balcony Films • Breaking Glass Pictures
- 5. Differences- • Different budget size, Big 6= larger budget • Different target audiences, Big 6 = Mass market, Indie = Niche • The big 6 must make a large profit because of the amount of money put into the film. Whereas the indie films focus on breaking even and the content they put into their films. • The big 6 have other cross media convergence , e.g. Disney have Disney channel.
- 6. • WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT INC.
- 7. • WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT INC. is a fully integrated, broad-based entertainment company and a global leader in the creation, production, distribution, licensing and marketing of all forms of entertainment and their related businesses. • Part of the Big 6: Time Warner • Conglomerate, which can market our film all over the world. • Previous big hits: • Hangover Part III • Inception • Harry Potter
- 8. • Our film fits the criteria of an indie film as our target audience is niche. However Warner Bros have a reputation for targeting the core audiences such as males 16-24 and families. • They have distributed some very similar films to ours for example- The Jacket and Mad Max 2 which are also indie films like ours.
- 9. • They will be able to offer us an international release pattern – In the summer, to maximise the profits and the attendance of the opening weekend. • They will also be able to advertise and market our film to a high standard. For example TV and radio adverts. They have a large reach all around the world so this will be a big benefit.