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The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a horror/thriller film. Mainstream cinemas like Odeon, Ambassador, and Vue are unlikely options as they primarily show popular fantasy/sci-fi films. The Commodore cinema may be more receptive given its isolated location and fewer options. The Electric cinema has limited offerings and could potentially show the film. Film festivals like BFI and Sundance that have histories of selecting horror/thriller genres would provide good exposure and distribution opportunities for an independent film.
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- Film festivals like Sundance that feature dramas and thrillers would be good fits.
- Television channels like BBC rather than specialty channels may work well given the film's age rating and lack of intense violence.
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Evaluation question 3
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The document discusses potential distribution options for an independent, low-budget thriller film. It analyzes why large chain cinemas and major TV networks would be unlikely given the film's scale. Better prospects mentioned include smaller UK film festivals in London focusing on student/indie films, and independent cinemas in London and Bristol that showcase new work. Young filmmakers competitions are highlighted as a good opportunity to screen the film. Online filmmaking forums are also identified as places for independent filmmakers to share knowledge and seek advice.
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This document discusses potential ways to distribute a new media product with a low budget. It considers independent cinemas, film festivals, YouTube, BBC, Film4, and young filmmaker competitions. The document analyzes the target audiences and genres typically shown on each platform. It determines that young filmmaker competitions and YouTube would be the most promising options, as they provide exposure without large costs and are open to newcomers. Distributing the short film through competitions could help gain attention from important people in the industry.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses different types of media institutions that could distribute a media product and why. It describes cinemas as theaters that show films for public entertainment. Television is described as transmitting moving images and sound. Film festivals are organized extended presentations of films in one or more venues, usually showing international and domestic releases. The document suggests that an independent cinema or film festival would be suitable distribution partners, as they show a variety of cultural films beyond just mainstream blockbusters.
Evaluation 3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a psychological thriller media product. It analyzes local movie theaters in Guildford and Woking showing mainly family films and some thrillers. Independent cinemas like BFI show more adult films. Film festivals tend to focus on genres different than psychological thrillers. The document determines that local movie theaters would be best to reach the target audience, and that film competitions could gain attention for the skills used.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses which cinema would be most likely to distribute a 1950s British thriller film called "Eve Crawford". It analyzes that the film would not appeal to a mainstream multiplex audience. It would be better suited to an independent cinema like Cinema City, which shows art-house and niche films appealing to smaller audiences, including older thrillers like "Psycho". Cinema City's audience prefers these kinds of films over newer mainstream violent thrillers.
Presentation2
A smaller distribution company like Warp Films would be more suitable than a major studio for my low-budget horror film. Warp Films focuses on culturally significant, niche films instead of large blockbusters. They have successfully distributed modestly budgeted horror films like 28 Days Later that found audiences through compelling stories and characters. My film would appeal most to 18-25 year old males, a targeted demographic suited for a smaller company rather than a major studio seeking mass market hits. Warp Film's model of investing in low-budget cultural films makes them the best choice to distribute my project.
Presentation2
A smaller distribution company like Warp Films would be more suitable than a major studio for my low-budget horror film. Warp Films focuses on culturally significant, niche films instead of large blockbusters. They have successfully distributed modestly budgeted horror films like 28 Days Later that found audiences through compelling stories and characters. My film would appeal to a specific target age and gender demographic, as is common for the horror genre, making it a niche product rather than mass market. A smaller company is more likely to take on a low-budget, specialized film.
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Evaluation question 3
- 1. Evaluation question 3 What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
- 2. • There are three main institutions that could potentially distribute my product. Firstly the cinema which is the most popular place to go and view a film. Secondly TV which is also know for showing films. it is cheaper than the cinema and more widely available for the masses. Thirdly film festivals which can show off films to larger institutions which can make a film quite popular.
- 3. • The most common genre of film at the Odeon at the moment is fantasy/ sci-fi with the action sub genre which are generally the most popular films as well due to the modern era and the majority of the populous wanting fast paced films with lots of action as they see that to be the best film. This means that at this time of year the Odeon would be very unlikely to show our film as our genres do not align with the current films showing
- 4. • Ambassador is showing more PG/U (children friendly films) along with some more popular fantasy/ sci-fi films just like the Odeon before. This again means that our film would be unlikely to be shown at this cinema as well due to the different genre types but also the BBFC ratings that they have placed on each of the films favouring more children more than young adults.
- 5. • Vue is another mainstream cinema which is also showing mainly sci-fi/ fantasy films and like the Odeon and ambassador would be very unlikely for my film to be shown here due to it only showing popular films
- 6. • The Commodore cinema in ryde shows either fantasy and sci-fi or drama as the main films being shown. It would be unlikely for my film to be shown here but it would have a great chance than mainstream cinemas like the Odeon and ambassador due to this being one of the only cinemas on the isle of Wight so it is more isolated and people have less option to go to other cinemas.
- 7. • The Electric cinema in London is only showing one film at the moment which is a sci- fi/action film. Although it does not fit our genre, my film could have a chance at being show here due to the lack of films being shown. It may not be popular but could be distributed quite easily.
- 8. • BFI film festival involves new films being shown in cinemas across London which can lead to awards and film creators being picked up by larger film making companies to then work on their future products. Films that are most likely going to win awards here are horrors/ thrillers meaning that these are often most popular to the audiences watching them. This suggests that my film would have the best chance if were to be shown here due to the popularity of the genre in previous years.
- 9. • Sundance is another film festival which involves film creators submitting films which are then judged and chosen to be shown at selected cinemas across America. This is really good for film creators trying to get into their business and their name to be heard. This would be another good opportunity for a new film like mine to be shown and distributed well. The most films shown at Sundance is documentaries and thriller films. it old classics are also shown as they aren't shown in mainstream cinemas anymore. my film is also in the thriller genre which means that this would be one of the more popular genres of film for the audience