This document discusses the production of a low budget British film. It was produced by Warp Films with a budget of £2 million and distributed by Film 4. The film was directed by a British director and had a low-paid cast of non-celebrity actors due to its small budget. It was promoted through Film 4's channel and website rather than mainstream TV ads like larger Hollywood films.

2. Production Company
 The film is produced by Warp Films, an
independent production company from
Sheffield, UK. The film aims to produce quality
film rather than selling in large quantity.

3. Funding
 The film was also funded by Warp Films. The film
was funded a low budget of just £2mil, compared
to Hollywood films like The Great Gatsby, which
was budgeted £80mil. In comparison, this is a
very low budget film.

4. Distribution - UK
 The film was distributed by Film 4, who are a
British company that specialise in releasing high
quality films for artistic reasons, much alike Warp
do.

5. Budget
 The film was funded a low budget of just £2mil.

6. Box Office Gross
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7. Director
 The film was directed by a British director named
Paul Wright, who has previously made a few
artistic pieces. He shares very similar values to
Warp and Film 4 in this way.

8. Actors
 Actors featured are not celebrities, and are all a
low-paid cast. This is due to the low budget
meaning non-recognisable faces would be the
best option for the role, unlike a hollywood
production that could afford A list celebs.

9. Cinemas
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10. Promotion
 The film had reasonably low promotion, such
as adverts on the film 4 channel and on it’s
website. The film did not have any adverts aired
on prime tv unlike hollywood productions might.

11. Genre
 The genre of the film is a drama, which for low
budget, british films, is very conventional as it is
something that does not require high budgets or
special fx etc.