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A film is distributed by a company that acts as an intermediary between the film's producers and exhibitors, securing screen time for the film in theaters. The distributor must take into account several factors like properly targeting the film's audience. It is common for a film to recoup about 30% of its production budget in the first three days after release. Distributors analyze a film's potential marketability to specific audiences and its estimated performance in theaters.
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A marketing campaign for a film involves several factors. Studios invest heavily in marketing budgets that often equal half to three times the production budget. Marketing campaigns utilize trailers, posters, promotional tours of the actors and directors, viral marketing of trailers online, and merchandising to maximize early revenue from the film. The goal is to publicize the film and appeal to as many potential moviegoers as possible in the initial release cycle through different promotional strategies and advertisements.
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A production company organizes all aspects of creating a media product such as a film. This includes budgeting costs, marketing strategies, scheduling shoots, and hiring actors and directors. The company logo identifies the genre of films produced to attract appropriate audiences. A distributor then markets and distributes the completed film to audiences through various channels. They consider the risks and potential for success. Funding from organizations like the BFI supports UK film production. Opening titles credit all contributors and company brands build recognition.
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Film distribution involves bringing audiences to see films through advertising campaigns and partnerships with exhibitors. Distributors are responsible for identifying target audiences, determining why they would want to see a film, and estimating revenue potential across release formats. They develop plans to build awareness and interest, then work to convert interest into cinema visits by persuading exhibitors to screen the film. The scale of distribution depends on a film's anticipated audience - larger films are screened more widely while smaller films may receive more limited releases. Distributors develop distribution and marketing plans to optimize a film's chances based on research of the target audience. Their goal is to raise awareness, engage interest, and promote the film against competing activities to convince audiences to see the film.
Marketing
The document discusses various strategies for marketing a film, including considerations around the type of film, release timing and location, marketing materials, and tracking effectiveness. It notes that the release date should avoid competition from similar films and major sporting events. Marketing includes creating a website, posters, trailers, screenings for critics, digital campaigns on social media and other sites, publicity in magazines, licensed merchandise, and research to identify what audiences respond to best. The goal is to raise awareness and interest to persuade audiences to see the film in cinemas over other entertainment options.
Distribution
The document discusses how UK film distributors obtain films to distribute and the factors they consider when deciding whether to acquire a film. Distributors get films from sales agents, output deals with studios, or acquiring single titles. They consider whether a film is original, appeals to the target audience, and will be profitable based on the audience size and release costs. Once a film is acquired, distributors sign contracts detailing distribution rights and then plan the release, targeting specific audience demographics. Competition from other films is also a key consideration. Distributors use various marketing techniques like screenings, partnerships, and merchandising to promote films.
Distribution
The document discusses how UK film distributors obtain films to release and factors they should consider. There are four main sources distributors can obtain films from: a third party sales agent, continuous output from another studio, an output deal with a studio/producer, or acquiring a single title. Distributors should consider if a film is original, appeals to the target audience, and will be profitable given costs. Once a film is chosen, the distributor signs a contract specifying distribution rights and plans the film's release.
Film distribution
A film distributor is responsible for marketing and distributing a film. They work to secure contracts with exhibitors like movie theaters to show the film. Distributors must ensure there are enough film prints, deliver the film to theaters on opening day, and collect it after closing. They handle tasks like dubbing for foreign films. Getting a film into theaters during its first weekend is important for its overall success. Distributors consider factors like the target audience, competition from other releases, and star power when planning their marketing strategy and release.
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- Media institutions like film companies produce and distribute media content for profit. They have significant power over what films get made and seen.
- Technological changes like digital distribution are transforming the film industry and challenging the traditional roles of producers and audiences. This impacts how institutions operate and how audiences engage with media.
- To understand the relationship between film institutions and audiences, one must consider factors like financing, politics, marketing strategies, and new technologies - not just cultural influences. The dynamics are complex with power distributed across producers, distributors, and consumers in the digital age.
AS g322 revision booklet 1
- Media institutions like film companies produce and distribute media content for profit. They have significant power over what films get made and seen.
- Technological changes like digital distribution are transforming the film industry and challenging the traditional roles of producers and audiences. This impacts how institutions operate and audiences engage with media.
- To understand the relationship between film institutions and audiences, one must consider factors like financing, politics, marketing strategies, and new technologies - not just cultural reasons. The dynamics are complex with power on both sides.
Synergy Task credited by Luca
The document discusses how the movie industry uses synergy to promote films. It provides the example of Public Enemies, which used a trailer, posters, and magazine cover to create awareness for the movie. These promotional materials all had a similar vibe and informed audiences about the gangster genre of the film. Key details like the cast, director, and release date help target the intended audience. The synergy campaign must portray accurate elements from the movie across all promotions to manage audience expectations.
Task Three
This document discusses distribution options for a low-budget thriller film. It notes that distributors market films, target audiences, and convince cinemas to show films. Large distributors like 20th Century Fox are unlikely due to the film's low budget. However, smaller distributors like Metrodome may be interested in low-budget films. The film's target audience would be ages 25-34 and female. Exhibition options include theaters, TV, and home video. Self-distribution using social media could create awareness cost-effectively. Ourscreen.com is an alternative to traditional cinema distribution for independent films.
Distribution
The document discusses how UK film distributors obtain films to release and factors they should consider. There are four main sources distributors can obtain films from: a third party sales agent, continuous output from another studio, an output deal with a studio/producer, or acquiring a single title. Distributors should consider if a film is original, appeals to the target audience, and will be profitable given costs. Once a film is chosen, the distributor signs a contract specifying distribution rights and plans the film's release.
Distribution
The document discusses how UK film distributors obtain films to distribute and the factors they consider when deciding whether to acquire a film. Distributors get films from sales agents, output deals with studios, or acquiring single titles. They consider whether a film is original, appeals to the target audience, and will be profitable based on the costs and potential box office revenues. Once a film is acquired, distributors sign contracts detailing distribution rights and then plan the release, targeting specific audiences. Competition and other market factors like stars, awards potential, and sequels are also considered when distributing a film.
Revision institutions pdme and technology
The document provides information on the key aspects of film distribution including production, distribution, marketing, and exhibition. It discusses how films are financed and produced. It explains that distributors are responsible for printing copies of films and marketing them to audiences. Distribution involves positioning a film, circulating prints to cinemas, its release schedule, and extensive marketing. Marketing employs techniques like posters, trailers, advertising, promotions, and premieres. Films are then exhibited in cinemas globally and through home video platforms. Box office performance and revenues are important for recouping costs. New digital technologies are transforming distribution through simultaneous worldwide releases and electronic distribution.
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- 1. Film Distribution AS Media
- 2. How is a film distributed? A film is disturbed by a company or individual that acts as the final agent between the film production company and the film exhibitor, and by securing a placement on the film exhibits screen. They have to take into context many factors like aiming the film at the correct audience. It isn’t surprising if a film makes 30% of its box office cost back in the first three days of release.
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- 4. Questions to think about: Who is the audience? Who does the film speak to? Do the story, characters and situation grip the intended audience? Does the film deliver and justify the cost and risk of a theatrical release? What sort of audiences have similar films attracted?
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