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A film distributor is responsible for marketing a film by choosing its release date and format, such as in cinemas or for home viewing. The document discusses Artisan Entertainment as a potential distributor because it has successfully distributed similar supernatural horror-thriller films. It also notes that the film's storyline could appeal to global audiences. While self-distribution is an option, using an established distributor could better help the film gain reputation through wider reach and repetition in marketing.
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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.
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.
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 task 3
The document discusses film distribution and strategies for marketing a new thriller film. It considers major studio distributors like 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. that may be interested given they previously distributed similar films like Taken and The Sixth Sense. The film could appeal to UK and US audiences but may not transfer as well to Europe. Marketing strategies discussed include placing trailers before similar genre films, displaying posters in town centers and on billboards nationwide, and online marketing. Self-distribution is mentioned but not recommended for the media product.
Evaluation question 3
Momentum Pictures would be well suited to distribute the media product due to the genre. As the opening scene is a thriller, Momentum Pictures has experience distributing similar genre films like Sinister and Safe Haven that are well known thriller movies. Distributing with a UK based production company like Momentum Pictures also makes sense as the media product is set in the UK and would likely appeal most to a UK audience.
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This document discusses distribution options for an independent film. It notes that distribution involves marketing and making a film available for viewing through theaters, DVDs, video on demand or television. Some potential distributors mentioned are 20th Century Fox, Metrodome and Pixar. The film has aspects that may appeal to teenagers but is a low budget, UK produced psychological thriller filmed with a flip camera, so its audience appeal is likely limited to the UK. Marketing strategies as an independent company would involve promoting on social media like Facebook and releasing straight to DVD due to the low budget.
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.
Evaluation Question #3 Distribution Companies
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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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.
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.
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 task 3
The document discusses film distribution and strategies for marketing a new thriller film. It considers major studio distributors like 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. that may be interested given they previously distributed similar films like Taken and The Sixth Sense. The film could appeal to UK and US audiences but may not transfer as well to Europe. Marketing strategies discussed include placing trailers before similar genre films, displaying posters in town centers and on billboards nationwide, and online marketing. Self-distribution is mentioned but not recommended for the media product.
Evaluation question 3
Momentum Pictures would be well suited to distribute the media product due to the genre. As the opening scene is a thriller, Momentum Pictures has experience distributing similar genre films like Sinister and Safe Haven that are well known thriller movies. Distributing with a UK based production company like Momentum Pictures also makes sense as the media product is set in the UK and would likely appeal most to a UK audience.
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This document discusses distribution options for an independent film. It notes that distribution involves marketing and making a film available for viewing through theaters, DVDs, video on demand or television. Some potential distributors mentioned are 20th Century Fox, Metrodome and Pixar. The film has aspects that may appeal to teenagers but is a low budget, UK produced psychological thriller filmed with a flip camera, so its audience appeal is likely limited to the UK. Marketing strategies as an independent company would involve promoting on social media like Facebook and releasing straight to DVD due to the low budget.
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.
Evaluation Question #3 Distribution Companies
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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Lionsgate Films would be a suitable media institution to distribute our horror film. As a major film company that creates and distributes many horror films, Lionsgate would be interested in our film since it falls into their genre. While our low-budget British film may only appeal to UK and US audiences, Lionsgate has the international reach, especially in the US, to distribute it to those markets. Marketing strategies like social media promotion would be important to target our teen and young adult audience.
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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.
Question 3
Studio Canal would be the preferred distributor since they have experience with romantic and comedy films like the document describes. However, the film would need a high enough budget. Alternatively, the film could be shown at local film festivals or through the Raindance film festival if Studio Canal funding was not obtained. A viral marketing campaign similar to Paranormal Activity could help generate buzz but the Coraline campaign using handcrafted props would not work for this film.
Question 3
Studio Canal would be the preferred distributor since they have experience with romantic and comedy films like the document describes. However, the film would need a high enough budget. Alternatively, the film could be shown at local film festivals or through the Raindance film festival if Studio Canal funding was not obtained. A viral marketing campaign similar to Paranormal Activity could help generate buzz but the Coraline campaign using handcrafted props would not work for this film.
Distribution
The document discusses distribution options for a low-budget British horror film. It suggests distributing through IFC Films, which has distributed similar films. While the film may appeal internationally, the main targets are the US and UK. Marketing strategies include using social media to build an audience and then increasing promotion with posters and ads depending on the budget. Self-distribution maintains full control but requires significant time and legal responsibility.
Task 3 film distibution
This document discusses film distribution and potential options for distributing a psychological thriller film. It identifies several major film distribution companies like Newmarket Films, Kaleidoscope Film Distribution, and Disney Pictures. Newmarket or Kaleidoscope would be good fits given they have experience distributing similar genre films. Marketing strategies like releasing around Halloween and creating trailers and posters on social media are also discussed. Both UK and US distribution is recommended given the film's British setting and popularity of psychological thrillers in the US.
Evaluation question 3
Film 4 would be a suitable distributor for the filmmaker's low-budget horror/thriller film. Film 4 distributes many genres, including horrors and thrillers, primarily in the UK which is appropriate for an independent, low-budget film. They have also distributed films worldwide and have experience distributing to the target 15-24 male demographic. While it may be risky for Film 4 due to the low budget, they could advertise the film on buses, billboards, YouTube recommendations, and streaming services like Netflix to build an audience if they had confidence in the film.
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This document discusses distribution options for an independent film. It explains that an independent film would likely be distributed by an independent film company rather than a major Hollywood studio due to its lower budget. The document suggests that Fox Searchlight Pictures could be a suitable distributor as they have distributed similar psychological thriller films in the past. It proposes marketing the film through an online campaign on social media platforms and a platform release strategy in key areas initially.
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A media institution that would be well suited to distribute the film "Crush" is Optimum Releasing in the UK. Optimum Releasing focuses on distributing films targeted towards British audiences, including films with unknown actors. They have previously distributed successful films like Submarine that share similarities to "Crush" as a British romance film. Optimum Releasing evaluates films based on the strength of the storyline rather than just the fame of the actors. Their openness to challenges like unknown actors makes them a good fit to distribute "Crush".
Distribution for our film.
Warner Bros or New Line Cinema would be suitable distributors for a new psychological thriller film. While comedies are more commonly distributed, New Line Cinema has previously distributed similar thrillers like Se7en. Warner Bros has also distributed films like I Am Legend that resemble the psychological thriller genre. The film targets teens across Europe and the United States by portraying common problems in first world countries.
Question 3
The document discusses which media institutions would be suitable to distribute the author's low-budget thriller film. It argues that television channels like Film4 would be the best option, as they often show similar low-budget and independent films, especially late at night when the film's darker content would be more appropriate. Film festivals could also provide an early screening and valuable feedback. Online streaming services like Netflix may also work well due to their willingness to show independent films at low cost. Cinemas and primetime television slots would not be viable given the film's low budget.
P4
The Dark Knight was the most successful film in the Batman franchise. To promote it, the studio used an extensive online viral marketing campaign including websites and scavenger hunts that unlocked trailers and photos. They also partnered with Burger King to promote the film through toys and ads, and released merchandise across many platforms. Posters were distributed widely as well, with some designed to look vandalized by the Joker.
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.
Question 3
The media institution that would distribute the filmmaker's low-budget thriller film is Skyline Productions for film production and Candi Studios for distribution. These are independent, low-budget companies suited for a student film rather than large Hollywood studios. The film will be advertised through screenings, DVD releases, social media promotion, and film festivals to build an audience and gauge interest in funding a full-length film. The goal is to gain enough popularity to attract funding from British organizations like the BFI, Film4 Productions, or BBC Films to produce the full film for a wider UK audience.
Task 3 media
The document discusses film distribution and which media institutions might be suitable for distributing a supernatural thriller short film. It notes that film distribution involves making a film available for audiences, often initially in movie theaters, and may include promotion. Several major film studios like Warner Bros, Paramount Pictures, and Disney are provided as examples. The document suggests Paramount Pictures may be interested since they have distributed similar genre films like The Ring and Paranormal Activity. It also notes the supernatural thriller genre has wide appeal internationally. Possible marketing strategies through online trailers on YouTube and television placements are proposed to attract teenage audiences.
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The document discusses film distribution and identifies suitable distributors for the horror film "Split". It explains that film distribution involves determining a marketing strategy to make a movie available to audiences, often through a professional distributor. For the low-budget "Split", suitable distributors mentioned are Buena Vista International UK, which releases low-budget titles in the UK, and Hammer Film Productions, which specializes in British horror films. Self-distribution is also discussed, such as through a company that screens films and releases DVDs.
Evaluation Task 3
Warner Bros would likely be interested in distributing the film due to their previous success with similar genres like Harry Potter and Suicide Squad which featured spooky scenes and shocks like the produced film. The psychological thriller genre of the film would also provide wide appeal not just in the UK but worldwide as the genre is popular globally and similar films have seen success internationally. Effective marketing strategies like posters and trailers that attract audiences without giving too much away are crucial to raising awareness and persuading potential audiences to watch the film.
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This document discusses film distribution and describes Lionsgate and Paramount as potential distributors. It summarizes that Lionsgate would be the best choice to distribute a paranormal thriller film about a haunting because Lionsgate specializes in similar genres and targets the desired audience. While Paramount is a major distributor, it focuses more on blockbusters than thrillers. Social media, especially Instagram and Facebook, are identified as effective ways to market the film to its young target audience.
Evaulation 3
This document discusses film distribution, including:
- Film distribution involves making movies available for audiences to view through strategic release decisions. Distributors estimate audience interest and prepare budgets.
- Distributors' job is to create awareness and interest in films to persuade audiences to buy tickets. Marketing plans complement distribution plans to build interest.
- Major distributors include large studios like 20th Century Fox, while independent distributors include Lionsgate and BBC Films.
- The document compares their opening sequence film to Submarine, distributed by Optimum Releasing and The Weinstein Company.
- They believe their teen drama film could appeal widely with subtitles and has potential for The Weinstein Company to distribute.
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.
Stages of production
The document outlines the five key stages of film production: development, pre-production, production, post-production, and distribution. In development, financing and casting are secured. Pre-production involves finalizing scripts, scheduling, budgeting, and location scouting. Production covers filming and on-set roles. Post-production includes editing, sound mixing, and visual effects. Distribution is the process of marketing and releasing the completed film.
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Lionsgate Films would be a suitable media institution to distribute our horror film. As a major film company that creates and distributes many horror films, Lionsgate would be interested in our film since it falls into their genre. While our low-budget British film may only appeal to UK and US audiences, Lionsgate has the international reach, especially in the US, to distribute it to those markets. Marketing strategies like social media promotion would be important to target our teen and young adult audience.
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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.
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Studio Canal would be the preferred distributor since they have experience with romantic and comedy films like the document describes. However, the film would need a high enough budget. Alternatively, the film could be shown at local film festivals or through the Raindance film festival if Studio Canal funding was not obtained. A viral marketing campaign similar to Paranormal Activity could help generate buzz but the Coraline campaign using handcrafted props would not work for this film.
Question 3
Studio Canal would be the preferred distributor since they have experience with romantic and comedy films like the document describes. However, the film would need a high enough budget. Alternatively, the film could be shown at local film festivals or through the Raindance film festival if Studio Canal funding was not obtained. A viral marketing campaign similar to Paranormal Activity could help generate buzz but the Coraline campaign using handcrafted props would not work for this film.
Distribution
The document discusses distribution options for a low-budget British horror film. It suggests distributing through IFC Films, which has distributed similar films. While the film may appeal internationally, the main targets are the US and UK. Marketing strategies include using social media to build an audience and then increasing promotion with posters and ads depending on the budget. Self-distribution maintains full control but requires significant time and legal responsibility.
Task 3 film distibution
This document discusses film distribution and potential options for distributing a psychological thriller film. It identifies several major film distribution companies like Newmarket Films, Kaleidoscope Film Distribution, and Disney Pictures. Newmarket or Kaleidoscope would be good fits given they have experience distributing similar genre films. Marketing strategies like releasing around Halloween and creating trailers and posters on social media are also discussed. Both UK and US distribution is recommended given the film's British setting and popularity of psychological thrillers in the US.
Evaluation question 3
Film 4 would be a suitable distributor for the filmmaker's low-budget horror/thriller film. Film 4 distributes many genres, including horrors and thrillers, primarily in the UK which is appropriate for an independent, low-budget film. They have also distributed films worldwide and have experience distributing to the target 15-24 male demographic. While it may be risky for Film 4 due to the low budget, they could advertise the film on buses, billboards, YouTube recommendations, and streaming services like Netflix to build an audience if they had confidence in the film.
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This document discusses distribution options for an independent film. It explains that an independent film would likely be distributed by an independent film company rather than a major Hollywood studio due to its lower budget. The document suggests that Fox Searchlight Pictures could be a suitable distributor as they have distributed similar psychological thriller films in the past. It proposes marketing the film through an online campaign on social media platforms and a platform release strategy in key areas initially.
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A media institution that would be well suited to distribute the film "Crush" is Optimum Releasing in the UK. Optimum Releasing focuses on distributing films targeted towards British audiences, including films with unknown actors. They have previously distributed successful films like Submarine that share similarities to "Crush" as a British romance film. Optimum Releasing evaluates films based on the strength of the storyline rather than just the fame of the actors. Their openness to challenges like unknown actors makes them a good fit to distribute "Crush".
Distribution for our film.
Warner Bros or New Line Cinema would be suitable distributors for a new psychological thriller film. While comedies are more commonly distributed, New Line Cinema has previously distributed similar thrillers like Se7en. Warner Bros has also distributed films like I Am Legend that resemble the psychological thriller genre. The film targets teens across Europe and the United States by portraying common problems in first world countries.
Question 3
The document discusses which media institutions would be suitable to distribute the author's low-budget thriller film. It argues that television channels like Film4 would be the best option, as they often show similar low-budget and independent films, especially late at night when the film's darker content would be more appropriate. Film festivals could also provide an early screening and valuable feedback. Online streaming services like Netflix may also work well due to their willingness to show independent films at low cost. Cinemas and primetime television slots would not be viable given the film's low budget.
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The Dark Knight was the most successful film in the Batman franchise. To promote it, the studio used an extensive online viral marketing campaign including websites and scavenger hunts that unlocked trailers and photos. They also partnered with Burger King to promote the film through toys and ads, and released merchandise across many platforms. Posters were distributed widely as well, with some designed to look vandalized by the Joker.
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.
Question 3
The media institution that would distribute the filmmaker's low-budget thriller film is Skyline Productions for film production and Candi Studios for distribution. These are independent, low-budget companies suited for a student film rather than large Hollywood studios. The film will be advertised through screenings, DVD releases, social media promotion, and film festivals to build an audience and gauge interest in funding a full-length film. The goal is to gain enough popularity to attract funding from British organizations like the BFI, Film4 Productions, or BBC Films to produce the full film for a wider UK audience.
Task 3 media
The document discusses film distribution and which media institutions might be suitable for distributing a supernatural thriller short film. It notes that film distribution involves making a film available for audiences, often initially in movie theaters, and may include promotion. Several major film studios like Warner Bros, Paramount Pictures, and Disney are provided as examples. The document suggests Paramount Pictures may be interested since they have distributed similar genre films like The Ring and Paranormal Activity. It also notes the supernatural thriller genre has wide appeal internationally. Possible marketing strategies through online trailers on YouTube and television placements are proposed to attract teenage audiences.
Media task 3
The document discusses film distribution and identifies suitable distributors for the horror film "Split". It explains that film distribution involves determining a marketing strategy to make a movie available to audiences, often through a professional distributor. For the low-budget "Split", suitable distributors mentioned are Buena Vista International UK, which releases low-budget titles in the UK, and Hammer Film Productions, which specializes in British horror films. Self-distribution is also discussed, such as through a company that screens films and releases DVDs.
Evaluation Task 3
Warner Bros would likely be interested in distributing the film due to their previous success with similar genres like Harry Potter and Suicide Squad which featured spooky scenes and shocks like the produced film. The psychological thriller genre of the film would also provide wide appeal not just in the UK but worldwide as the genre is popular globally and similar films have seen success internationally. Effective marketing strategies like posters and trailers that attract audiences without giving too much away are crucial to raising awareness and persuading potential audiences to watch the film.
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This document discusses film distribution and describes Lionsgate and Paramount as potential distributors. It summarizes that Lionsgate would be the best choice to distribute a paranormal thriller film about a haunting because Lionsgate specializes in similar genres and targets the desired audience. While Paramount is a major distributor, it focuses more on blockbusters than thrillers. Social media, especially Instagram and Facebook, are identified as effective ways to market the film to its young target audience.
Evaulation 3
This document discusses film distribution, including:
- Film distribution involves making movies available for audiences to view through strategic release decisions. Distributors estimate audience interest and prepare budgets.
- Distributors' job is to create awareness and interest in films to persuade audiences to buy tickets. Marketing plans complement distribution plans to build interest.
- Major distributors include large studios like 20th Century Fox, while independent distributors include Lionsgate and BBC Films.
- The document compares their opening sequence film to Submarine, distributed by Optimum Releasing and The Weinstein Company.
- They believe their teen drama film could appeal widely with subtitles and has potential for The Weinstein Company to distribute.
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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.
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Film distributors play an important role in distributing films to various markets and platforms. For short films, distributors represent the film at festivals and markets worldwide to sell it to companies that screen shorts. For feature films, distributors handle theatrical releases in specific countries as well as marketing and home video/streaming distribution. Distributors will source new films at festivals like Cannes and Sundance.
For a horror film, an independent distributor would be suitable as horror films tend not to get major releases but are well advertised. Independent distributors like Icon Film Distribution and Vertigo Films have experience with successful horror films and could benefit from a hit. Bigger companies also provide experience distributing a wide variety of films. Specialist horror dist
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Distribution involves launching and sustaining films in the marketplace through various methods. Some potential distribution companies mentioned are Lionsgate, Paramount Pictures UK, and Sony Pictures Releasing. Lionsgate would likely be interested in distributing the film due to their previous success with similar genres like action thrillers. The film would also likely have wide appeal, not just in the UK, but globally due to the popularity of the thriller genre in films like Taken, Inception, and The Lovely Bones that found international success. Effective distribution strategies include creating visibility through posters, trailers, awards season promotion, and premieres to build excitement and persuade audiences to see the film.
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1) Distribution involves a company handling the marketing and release of a film in cinemas and on DVD/Blu-ray, as well as decisions around online/TV distribution.
2) Several major film studios like 20th Century Fox, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Warner Bros are described as examples of distribution companies.
3) Self-distribution is considered as it allows a filmmaker to keep all box office profits and get their film seen without relying on other distributors. However, it requires marketing and releasing the film independently.
Evaluation question 3
A film distributor is responsible for marketing a film and getting it distributed to theaters, home video, and television. For the film opening described in the document, a major studio like Universal Pictures would be best suited as the distributor, as the genre (action/spy) has a mainstream audience. Universal has its own distribution arm, United International Pictures, which distributes many action and spy films. Choosing a major studio and distributor like Universal would allow the film to be broadly marketed and distributed globally to reach its intended mainstream audience.
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The document discusses potential distribution options for a film called "Impercieveable". It suggests that Paramount would be a good fit as the distributor since they have distributed similar films in terms of genre. Specifically, films like "Shutter Island", "Shooter", and "Friday the 13th" that are tension thrillers with atmospheric scenes. The document also notes that the film's appeal would likely be limited to UK audiences due to its storyline, and proposes some possible marketing strategies like television advertising, bus ads, magazine posts, YouTube spots, and actor interviews if Paramount were to distribute.
Evaluation Question 3
This document discusses potential film distributors for a new fairytale film. It argues that Disney would be the best choice as they have experience distributing similar fairytale films successfully. Disney has not recently released a fairytale film, so there is space in the market. Though the film has a low budget and unknown cast, Disney's brand recognition would attract audiences expecting a quality fairytale. Including a Disney logo in the opening implies they are distributing the film and will ensure audience interest and commercial success.
Task 3
A production company provides the physical elements and organization of filmmaking including money, props, cameras, marketing, and scripting. Silvelight Productions' logo features a silver moon and light to represent the company name and set a horror tone. Film distribution decides where and when a film will be shown based on the intended audience. Lionsgate is proposed to distribute the film since it specializes in horror films and has distributed similar titles in the past. The Movie Fund is chosen to finance the low-budget British horror film since it focuses on independent and horror genres. Marketing strategies aim to reach the target young adult audience through ads on radio, magazines, buses and cinema trailers. While self-distribution can save money, it is complex
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
Showtime Networks would be a good potential distributor for the film because they have experience distributing similar thriller genres that deal with bullying and crime stories. Showtime Networks distributes films and TV shows like Scream and Bang Bang You're Dead, which the film is based on. They understand how to market and distribute this type of film. While self-distribution could allow keeping all profits, it would be very time consuming without the industry connections that distributors have.
Distribution
Optimum Releasing is a UK-based film distributor that specializes in thriller films, making them a good potential distributor for the filmmaker's opening sequence. The film is aimed at teenagers and young adults since it depicts a typical young person's life and thrillers appeal to that 15-24 age group. With a low budget, marketing will focus on posters in magazines and bus shelters, uploading a trailer to YouTube and Facebook, and advance screenings locally to generate word of mouth. Self-distributing was considered but finding an established distributor is preferable to reach a wider audience.
AS Media Question 3 By Joseph Conway
AS Media question 3. What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? for film - USB
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The document discusses how the creator's film product would engage audiences and be distributed. It would engage audiences through suspenseful intertitles that cut between clips, and an eerie musical score that creates tension and fear. Regarding distribution, major distributors are well-funded conglomerates that market widely and distribute mainstream, "safe" films with known actors. As the creator's film has a high budget, famous actors, and conventional style, it would likely be distributed by a major company that can advertise it worldwide in theaters and for download/purchase.
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This document discusses film distribution options for a low-budget UK film set in London about teenagers. It suggests that smaller independent distributors like Vertigo Films would be more suitable than major studios like 20th Century Fox. Vertigo can't spend as much on advertising but could distribute the film in some cinemas. Self-distributing could give more control over promotion but may lack industry contacts and expertise to distribute it properly. Releasing during the Easter holidays when few other films are out could help it avoid getting overshadowed.
Luke film distribution- task 3
This document discusses film distribution and strategies for distributing an independent psychological thriller film. It defines film distribution as making a film available for audiences to watch through a distributor acquiring rights and planning a release strategy. It provides examples of major distributors like 20th Century Fox and Artificial Eye. It notes the filmmaker's psychological thriller would likely not interest a major distributor due to its low budget and unknown actors. Potential audiences are thought to be those interested in the genre and location. Marketing strategies proposed include releasing a trailer in cinemas and on television. Self-distribution is mentioned as an option but noted to be a full-time job requiring legal savvy.
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Distribution involves marketing and releasing a film to the public through various channels like cinemas, DVD, television or streaming. A distributor is responsible for deciding how and when a film is released. They may directly own cinemas or work through distribution networks. Some distributors specialize in specific formats like DVD or Blu-ray. Typically, films are first released in cinemas and then on other platforms. Production companies like Paramount and Lakeshore Entertainment that have successfully released similar thriller genres in the past may be interested in distributing this film. The film would likely appeal widely due to the global popularity of the thriller genre.
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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.
Distribution in film
Universal Pictures would be a suitable distributor for the film "Infiltrator" due to their success distributing similar spy thriller films like the James Bond and Bourne series. As a major film studio, Universal Pictures has the resources and industry connections to effectively market and distribute the film to both UK and worldwide audiences. While self-distribution would give the filmmakers more control, it would be very time consuming and limit the film's sales potential compared to leveraging a distributor's existing buyer relationships and distribution channels.
Media powerpoint
This document discusses film distribution and potential options for distributing a low-budget drama film about an abusive relationship. It provides examples of major film distribution companies and explains that while companies like Columbia Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox have distributed similar drama films in the past, they may not be interested in a low-budget film. As a result, the document suggests exploring smaller distributors and alternative distribution strategies like film festivals and self-distribution on DVD.
Task 3
This document discusses film distribution and potential distributors. It notes that distribution companies will analyze the target audience for a film, its unique selling point, and genre. It recommends Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Releasing as potential distributors since they previously distributed a similar film, Pelham 123. The document argues that its film, like Pelham 123, has wide international appeal and not just limited to UK audiences due to similarities in genre and presentation of characters.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
This document discusses film distribution and provides examples of major film distribution companies. It analyzes Universal Studios and Metrodome as distribution case studies, concluding that Metrodome would be the best fit for distributing their film due to its focus on smaller, UK-based releases. Marketing strategies discussed include theatrical release, home video, trailers, interviews and promotions to appeal to their target UK audience. Self-distribution is considered but rejected in favor of an experienced distribution company.
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What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
Film disruptors
- 1. Film distributors By James Fennemore
- 2. What is A Film distributor? • A film distributor is a company or individual responsible for the marketing of a film. The distributor may chose the release date of a film and the way it is viewed for example, directly to the public either through cinema or for home viewing (DVD).
- 3. Who is likely to distribute our film? Doing some research I have found a possible distributor, Artisan entertainment have distributed Films such as The Blair Witch Project and Stir of Echoes which our two successful films and also Fit our film genre; supernatural horror-thriller. I feel Artisan Entertainment would be interested in the distribution of “Missing” because it shares similarities two both films stated above.
- 4. Our Global Audience • In terms of audiences outside the UK I feel it would be successful as the story line is possible in any culture, so there is no limit to where this film could not be shown.
- 5. marketing strategies • I feel “Missing” would suit UK cinema as it has a strong story line and feel it would appeal to the mass market. Also it would be a good way of allowing the film to be recognised.
- 6. self -distribution • In terms of self –distribution I think it is a very strong idea, but do not feel it nessarsrly suits our film as repetition is key for success with our film and I do not feel self –distribution would allow us to grow the reputation as much as we could using an established disruptor.