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2. Axiom Films is a leading independent film distributing label
established in 1997. They have developed a reputation for working
with new talent and original ideas, producing a range of works from
directors all around the world. Uniquely, each project this company
has worked on has had both critical and commercial success.
Axiom is a company associated with pure quality instead of vast
quantities, it strives to develop by adopting close working
relationships with some of the most creative filmmakers from all
parts of the world. Due to the fact that Axiom also obtains films for
distribution as well as producing them themselves, provides a leading
advantage in terms of demand in the international markets.
3. Vertigo films is a UK distribution company founded in 2002 by Allan
Niblo and James Richardson. The company aims to create and
distribute commercially driven independent cinema and since the
release of Inception in 2010 they have produced 28 films and
distributed a further 35. These films include a selection of genres and
target audiences. In 2013 Vertigo produced eight films, including the
film based on the winner of Britain’s Got Talent ‘Pudsey The Movie’.
Finding new talent has been a key aspect to Vertigo’s Film production
strategy and it continues to pride itself on being at the head of
breaking in new talent.
4. Studiocanal was established in 1987 by Pierre Lescure. Originally to
focus on specifically French and European production but later landed
as tactical deal with American production companies. Studiocanal is
well known for its production of Terminator 2: Judgement Day which
made a gross profit of £415 million and JFK which a smaller profit of
£164 million. When these films were produced the company was
known as ‘Le Studio Canal+’.
Studiocanal is very well linked with Universal Studios as they were
owned by the same company between 2000-2004, hence why
Studiocanal has co-produced many films for Universal.
5. FINAL DECISION
I have decided to use ‘Axiom Films’ as my distributing company, due
to the fact it isn’t as well known as Vertigo and Studiocanal and this
goes well with my independent production company image ‘Three
Strikes’. If I was to use a well known and established distributing
company it would create the wrong image for my film, which is meant
to be portrayed as indie, small and independent.
