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Lighting Home Entertainment is a production company that released one successful film called "Book of Blood" which was shown in major cinemas and later released on DVD and Blu-ray. They are not a well-known production company because they have only released one film so far. The document suggests that Lighting Home Entertainment would be similar to the production company of whoever is reading this document, as they are also planning to release just one film and hope it is a big success.
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Evaluation question 3
- 5. Lighting home entertainment is a production logo which produced the film ‘Book of blood’, they have only released one major film which made it to DVD and blu–ray after being shown in major cinemas as it was a big success. Lighting home Entertainment is not a well know production logo due to the fact they have only released one film. We believe that they would be a similar to our production logo as we will be releasing one film, hoping to make a big success.