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Viacom is a large media conglomerate that owns numerous film, television, and internet brands. It owns major film studios like Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies, television networks like MTV, Comedy Central, and BET, and internet properties. Some of its most successful films include Titanic, which earned over $600 million and is Viacom's highest grossing film, as well as the Transformers and Shrek franchises. Viacom uses its collection of media brands to produce and distribute content across different platforms.
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Viacom is a large media company that owns various television networks such as MTV, Comedy Central, and Nickelodeon. It also owns film production companies like Paramount Pictures. Viacom operates in over 160 countries and owns television networks, film studios, and music labels. It is headquartered in New York City and had annual revenues of over $13 billion in 2014.
Viacom
Viacom is a large media conglomerate that owns television stations and cable channels like MTV, Nickelodeon, and Comedy Central. It also owns film studio Paramount Pictures and publishing companies. Viacom uses its various media properties like television and radio to promote its films. As a large multi-media company, it benefits from horizontal integration across industries, cross-media convergence on platforms, and symbiotic relationships between its film and toy divisions that boost each other's sales.
Viacom
This document provides an overview of the media conglomerate Viacom. It discusses Viacom's founding, leadership, headquarters, total assets, website, advertising slogan, vision statement, mission statement, industries and businesses it operates in, revenues, global market share, and leading competitors around the world. It also outlines Viacom's major brands like MTV, Nickelodeon, BET, their respective market shares, as well as Viacom's marketing strategies for growth projections.
Viacom
Viacom is a large media conglomerate that owns 19.3% of the US/Canadian media market share, the largest in North America. It owns various media industries such as 10 TV stations including MTV, Nickelodeon, and Comedy Central; 3 radio stations including MTV Radio and BET Radio; publishing magazines such as Nickelodeon Magazine; the film company Paramount Pictures which includes DreamWorks; and various online holdings such as MTV.com. This wide range of owned media allows for cross-promotion of content across platforms for mutual benefit.
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Viacom is a large media conglomerate that owns various television stations, radio stations, film studios, and publishing companies. They have a 19.3% market share in North America, the largest of any media company. This wide range of properties allows opportunities for synergies like advertising films across different platforms to increase viewership and box office success. Partnering with other companies through symbiotic relationships, like Hasbro's deal for the Transformers films, can also provide mutually beneficial promotional opportunities through different business areas.
Viacom Case
Viacom is a leading global media company with positions in television, radio, outdoor advertising and online. It has programming that appeals to all audiences. The document discusses Viacom's divisions and leadership. It also explains that Viacom plans to reengineer its finance department, which is the oldest department and in need of redesign, in order to better facilitate decision making across the business.
Big 6 Homework
The film industry is dominated by six major studios known as the "Big 6" oligopoly. These conglomerates control a large share of the market and own major film studios as well as other entertainment divisions. They produce popular film franchises like Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and DC comic movies. However, there is a debate about whether this concentration of power in only a few studios has reduced the number of original films being produced in favor of sequels, remakes and films based on other media.
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This document summarizes the legal controversy between media company Viacom and video hosting website YouTube. Viacom, which owns popular TV channels and film studio Paramount, alleges that YouTube hosts over 150,000 unauthorized clips from Viacom properties like MTV and Comedy Central that have been viewed over 1.5 billion times. Viacom filed a $1 billion lawsuit against YouTube, claiming copyright infringement. YouTube argues it is protected from liability under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's "Safe Harbor" provision for internet service providers. However, newly emerged evidence may show YouTube employees uploaded Viacom content and managers were aware of infringing material on the site. This could undermine YouTube's defense that it was unaware of infringing
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Viacom is a large media company that owns various television networks such as MTV, Comedy Central, and Nickelodeon. It also owns film production companies like Paramount Pictures. Viacom operates in over 160 countries and owns television networks, film studios, and music labels. It is headquartered in New York City and had annual revenues of over $13 billion in 2014.
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Viacom is a large media conglomerate that owns television stations and cable channels like MTV, Nickelodeon, and Comedy Central. It also owns film studio Paramount Pictures and publishing companies. Viacom uses its various media properties like television and radio to promote its films. As a large multi-media company, it benefits from horizontal integration across industries, cross-media convergence on platforms, and symbiotic relationships between its film and toy divisions that boost each other's sales.
Viacom
This document provides an overview of the media conglomerate Viacom. It discusses Viacom's founding, leadership, headquarters, total assets, website, advertising slogan, vision statement, mission statement, industries and businesses it operates in, revenues, global market share, and leading competitors around the world. It also outlines Viacom's major brands like MTV, Nickelodeon, BET, their respective market shares, as well as Viacom's marketing strategies for growth projections.
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Viacom Case
Viacom is a leading global media company with positions in television, radio, outdoor advertising and online. It has programming that appeals to all audiences. The document discusses Viacom's divisions and leadership. It also explains that Viacom plans to reengineer its finance department, which is the oldest department and in need of redesign, in order to better facilitate decision making across the business.
Big 6 Homework
The film industry is dominated by six major studios known as the "Big 6" oligopoly. These conglomerates control a large share of the market and own major film studios as well as other entertainment divisions. They produce popular film franchises like Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and DC comic movies. However, there is a debate about whether this concentration of power in only a few studios has reduced the number of original films being produced in favor of sequels, remakes and films based on other media.
Media Conglomerates
The document summarizes several major media conglomerates:
- Time Warner is a global leader in television networks, film, and television entertainment.
- General Electric operates in power, oil/gas, aviation, healthcare and other industries and is among the largest and most profitable U.S. firms.
- Viacom has interests in cinema and cable television and is the world's sixth largest broadcasting and cable company.
- News Corp was spun off from 21st Century Fox and focuses on newspapers and publishing.
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Case Study - Working Title
Working Title Films is a British film production company founded in 1983 known for comedies, dramas, and romantic films. It has offices in the UK and US and produces multiple films simultaneously balancing more commercial films with specialized projects. NBC Universal has backed the company since 2000 helping it survive against large American studios. Notable box office successes include Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill. The document also summarizes the production and distribution of the Working Title film Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, based on the novel by John le Carré.
INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
This document provides information on three film production companies: Lions Gate Entertainment, Universal Studios, and Cloud Eight Films. It notes that Lions Gate Entertainment is a major Canadian-American entertainment company known for thriller films. Universal Studios is one of the major Hollywood studios that has produced both critically acclaimed and popular films across many genres, including thrillers. Cloud Eight Films is a UK-based production company run by Christian Colson, known for films like "127 Hours" and "Slumdog Millionaire".
Film distributors
Warner Bros is a major American film studio and subsidiary of Time Warner known for producing films, television, and music. It owns several other companies including New Line Cinema and DC Entertainment. Paramount Pictures is one of the largest film studios and a subsidiary of Viacom known for distributing popular franchises like Transformers, Star Trek, and Friday the 13th. Lionsgate began in Vancouver as an independent film studio and is now the most successful independent film distributor in North America, known for films like American Psycho, Saw, and The Hunger Games franchise. It acquired Summit Entertainment in 2012, the studio behind the Twilight films.
Question 3 - Evaluation
Our film would be best distributed by one of the major film distributors like Paramount Pictures due to our film targeting a large mainstream audience. Paramount Pictures has a large budget and experience distributing popular mainstream films in cinemas and on digital platforms. They could widely market our film through cinema websites, YouTube, and social media to reach our target audience. Some smaller-budget films distributed by Paramount like Napoleon Dynamite and Paranormal Activity found major success, showing that a large budget is not always needed to make a profitable film.
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Paramount Pictures is America's oldest existing film studio, founded in 1912 and located in Hollywood, California. It is consistently one of the top-grossing movie studios. Some of Paramount's top stars over the years include Ben Stiller, George Clooney, Tom Cruise, and Leonard DiCaprio. The studio's most profitable films include Titanic, the Transformers franchise, Forrest Gump, and Shrek the Third. In 2005, Paramount was reorganized as part of Viacom and acquired DreamWorks SKG, gaining rights to their animated films and franchises like Shrek.
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Viacom owns various media brands across television, radio, publishing, film and online. They operate over 170 television channels globally including MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and BET. Viacom also has a presence in radio, publishes magazines, produces films through Paramount Pictures and Dreamworks, and owns many online properties and websites tied to their television brands.
Media Institutions
The document summarizes the major Hollywood film studios. It discusses how there were originally eight studios that dominated the industry during the Golden Age of Hollywood under the studio system. This system was challenged in 1948 and production was separated from distribution and exhibition. Today, the six major studios are Sony, Warner Bros., Disney, Viacom (Paramount), News Corp. (Fox), and Lionsgate. The "mini-major" studios with significant market share and production include Universal, DreamWorks, and The Weinstein Company. The document provides details on the parent companies and subsidiaries of each major studio.
Viacom
Viacom is a large media conglomerate that owns various television stations, radio stations, film studios, and publishing companies. This wide range of assets allows Viacom to promote its films across multiple platforms, increasing publicity and opportunities for advertising. By owning properties like MTV and Nickelodeon, Viacom can advertise films during shows, interviews, and breaks to reach broad audiences. Viacom's film studios also give it control over movie theater and home video distribution, where additional promotions can be placed. This cross-promotional ability makes partnering with Viacom useful for increasing awareness and potential success of a new film release.
Section b key terms checklist
This document contains a checklist of key terms related to the film industry, organized into general terms and names of people/institutions related to specific films. The general terms section includes concepts like conglomerate, subsidiary, integration, budget, release patterns, franchises, audiences, and technologies. The specific film sections list production companies, distributors, actors, locations, and partners/sponsors involved in films like Skyfall, Thor 2, In Our Name, and MBTD.
Time warner
Time Warner is a global media and entertainment company formed through the merger of Time Inc. and Warner Communications in 1989. It has over 200 subsidiaries worldwide and employs 38,000 people across its divisions of Internet, publishing, film, telecommunications, and television. Some of its major properties and brands include Time Inc., Warner Bros. Entertainment, Turner Broadcasting System, and Home Box Office. Time Warner provides a wide range of media content and services on a global scale.
Time Warner
Time Warner Inc. is an American multinational media corporation headquartered in the Time Warner Center in New York City.
Headquarters: New York City, NY, United States of America
CEO: Jeffrey Bewkes
Stock price: TWX (NYSE)US$ 65.44-0.02 (-0.03%)
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Founded: 1990
Founders: Steve Case, Steve Ross
Institution research
The document discusses several major film production and distribution companies. DreamWorks is an American film studio founded by Spielberg, Katzenberg, and Geffen that has produced many successful films. Paramount Pictures is a subsidiary of Viacom that has distributed popular franchises like Transformers and Star Trek. Comcast owns NBCUniversal, a major media company that owns the production studio Universal. The Walt Disney Company controls a large market share and deals with film production and distribution globally. Sony Pictures supports independent films and has various divisions like Sony Pictures Classics. The document concludes by recommending Paramount Pictures as a suitable production and distribution partner due to its financial success and experience distributing a variety of genres worldwide.
Discuss the issues raised by media ownership in
The document discusses issues related to media ownership and the production and distribution of media texts in different media areas. It notes that the film industry has a competitive relationship between America and Britain, with Hollywood dominating the global market due to its ability to produce bigger, more successful films. The size of the domestic British film market makes it difficult for British films to achieve the same level of commercial success as Hollywood films without involvement from American studios. It also discusses strategies used in the distribution and promotion of the successful British film "Slumdog Millionaire", including social media sharing, quick release to DVD/Blu-Ray, viral marketing techniques, and deals with international distributors.
What have you learnt technologies from the process
Warner Bros or Lions Gate would be suitable media institutions to distribute Charlie Pryke's media product. Warner Bros is a global entertainment company that needs more products to increase income. Lions Gate is a successful independent film and television distribution company in North America that screens films. Both companies have experience distributing profitable media products.
Production company research
RatPac-Dune Entertainment is a motion picture financing company formed by Brett Ratner, James Packer, and Steven Mnuchin that provides funds for Warner Bros. films such as Annabelle, Mad Max: Fury Road, and The Gallows. The student chose to research this company because it produces films similar to the thriller/horror genre of the film they wish to create.
MGM is an American media company involved in film and TV production and distribution that has made famous movies such as Hannibal, The Amityville Horror, Awake, and The Hobbit Trilogy. MGM often produces films in the thriller/horror genre that the student is interested in.
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This document discusses narrative and production techniques in music videos. It analyzes three music videos based on their narrative structure and application of narrative theories. The first video uses a non-linear single narrative structure. The second video also uses a non-linear single narrative. The third video uses a non-linear multi-narrative structure that changes midway. Each video is then analyzed based on Propp's character archetypes, Strauss's theory of binary opposites, and Todorov's theory of narrative equilibrium. The document concludes that most music videos have a single, mostly linear narrative to remain consistent with the genre.
Coursework MV1
The Hunger Games had a budget of $130 million and grossed $423 million worldwide. It was distributed by Lionsgate and other companies in over 4,000 cinemas. Starring Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth, it was a commercial success due to its big stars and effective promotion.
The King's Speech had a budget of £8 million and grossed $414 million worldwide. Distributed by Momentum Pictures and The Weinstein Company, it starred Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush and won Best Picture at the Oscars.
For Those in Peril received nominations for awards including Outstanding Debut but only grossed £13,863 at 18 UK
Funding for small budget films
The document outlines 8 options for securing funding for small budget films:
1) Applying to the BFI which focuses on funding and developing new British filmmaking talent through grant applications.
2) Crowdfunding websites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo which allow filmmakers to source funding through online donations from the public.
3) Approaching local councils who may fund films dealing with social issues or benefiting the local community.
4) Contacting relevant charities that would be interested in a film's topic in order to gain funding and raise awareness.
5) Pitching ideas to film studios which could buy rights or co-produce with retained or less creative freedom respectively.
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Evaluation Q4
The target audience for the film is estimated to be 15-32 years old, as the film would be rated 15 by the BBFC and the characters are young. The target gender is initially male due to violence in the opening scene, but the film does not alienate females. The target socioeconomic group is C1-E due to the working class and student characters. The target psychographic is "explorer" due to the hybrid genre appealing to students. The target geography is English-speaking countries, specifically cities in England where the film is set. However, the masked man element does not alienate non-English audiences. The target ethnicity is white due to an all-white cast, which may discourage some viewers. The
Question 3
Through collecting audience feedback from interviews with two members of the target audience, the creator learned several things:
- The audience was able to correctly interpret the characters' initially distrusting relationship and gender roles.
- Both audience members liked the individual products but felt they could be improved to better appeal as a cohesive whole.
- Adding more color and consistency between the designs was a recurring theme that would help link the pieces together and make them more appealing.
The feedback provided constructive criticism that will help the creator strengthen the work through focused improvements.
Institutional Research
The number of thriller films released annually increased between 2011 and 2012, with 220 released in 2012. The thriller genre was profitable over this period, with the highest grossing film of each year being Super 8 in 2011 and The Hunger Games in 2012. The Hunger Games was the most successful film of 2012, likely due to its adaptation of a popular novel and extensive advertising campaign backed by a major studio. Thrillers generally appeal to audiences that are 16-40 years old, predominantly male, and in socioeconomic classes C1 through D.
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The document summarizes several major media conglomerates:
- Time Warner is a global leader in television networks, film, and television entertainment.
- General Electric operates in power, oil/gas, aviation, healthcare and other industries and is among the largest and most profitable U.S. firms.
- Viacom has interests in cinema and cable television and is the world's sixth largest broadcasting and cable company.
- News Corp was spun off from 21st Century Fox and focuses on newspapers and publishing.
- The Walt Disney Company is the world's second largest broadcasting and cable company and operates TV networks, film studios, parks and resorts.
- Sony is a Japanese conglomerate focused on
Case Study - Working Title
Working Title Films is a British film production company founded in 1983 known for comedies, dramas, and romantic films. It has offices in the UK and US and produces multiple films simultaneously balancing more commercial films with specialized projects. NBC Universal has backed the company since 2000 helping it survive against large American studios. Notable box office successes include Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill. The document also summarizes the production and distribution of the Working Title film Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, based on the novel by John le Carré.
INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
This document provides information on three film production companies: Lions Gate Entertainment, Universal Studios, and Cloud Eight Films. It notes that Lions Gate Entertainment is a major Canadian-American entertainment company known for thriller films. Universal Studios is one of the major Hollywood studios that has produced both critically acclaimed and popular films across many genres, including thrillers. Cloud Eight Films is a UK-based production company run by Christian Colson, known for films like "127 Hours" and "Slumdog Millionaire".
Film distributors
Warner Bros is a major American film studio and subsidiary of Time Warner known for producing films, television, and music. It owns several other companies including New Line Cinema and DC Entertainment. Paramount Pictures is one of the largest film studios and a subsidiary of Viacom known for distributing popular franchises like Transformers, Star Trek, and Friday the 13th. Lionsgate began in Vancouver as an independent film studio and is now the most successful independent film distributor in North America, known for films like American Psycho, Saw, and The Hunger Games franchise. It acquired Summit Entertainment in 2012, the studio behind the Twilight films.
Question 3 - Evaluation
Our film would be best distributed by one of the major film distributors like Paramount Pictures due to our film targeting a large mainstream audience. Paramount Pictures has a large budget and experience distributing popular mainstream films in cinemas and on digital platforms. They could widely market our film through cinema websites, YouTube, and social media to reach our target audience. Some smaller-budget films distributed by Paramount like Napoleon Dynamite and Paranormal Activity found major success, showing that a large budget is not always needed to make a profitable film.
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Paramount Pictures is America's oldest existing film studio, founded in 1912 and located in Hollywood, California. It is consistently one of the top-grossing movie studios. Some of Paramount's top stars over the years include Ben Stiller, George Clooney, Tom Cruise, and Leonard DiCaprio. The studio's most profitable films include Titanic, the Transformers franchise, Forrest Gump, and Shrek the Third. In 2005, Paramount was reorganized as part of Viacom and acquired DreamWorks SKG, gaining rights to their animated films and franchises like Shrek.
Film
Viacom owns various media brands across television, radio, publishing, film and online. They operate over 170 television channels globally including MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and BET. Viacom also has a presence in radio, publishes magazines, produces films through Paramount Pictures and Dreamworks, and owns many online properties and websites tied to their television brands.
Media Institutions
The document summarizes the major Hollywood film studios. It discusses how there were originally eight studios that dominated the industry during the Golden Age of Hollywood under the studio system. This system was challenged in 1948 and production was separated from distribution and exhibition. Today, the six major studios are Sony, Warner Bros., Disney, Viacom (Paramount), News Corp. (Fox), and Lionsgate. The "mini-major" studios with significant market share and production include Universal, DreamWorks, and The Weinstein Company. The document provides details on the parent companies and subsidiaries of each major studio.
Viacom
Viacom is a large media conglomerate that owns various television stations, radio stations, film studios, and publishing companies. This wide range of assets allows Viacom to promote its films across multiple platforms, increasing publicity and opportunities for advertising. By owning properties like MTV and Nickelodeon, Viacom can advertise films during shows, interviews, and breaks to reach broad audiences. Viacom's film studios also give it control over movie theater and home video distribution, where additional promotions can be placed. This cross-promotional ability makes partnering with Viacom useful for increasing awareness and potential success of a new film release.
Section b key terms checklist
This document contains a checklist of key terms related to the film industry, organized into general terms and names of people/institutions related to specific films. The general terms section includes concepts like conglomerate, subsidiary, integration, budget, release patterns, franchises, audiences, and technologies. The specific film sections list production companies, distributors, actors, locations, and partners/sponsors involved in films like Skyfall, Thor 2, In Our Name, and MBTD.
Time warner
Time Warner is a global media and entertainment company formed through the merger of Time Inc. and Warner Communications in 1989. It has over 200 subsidiaries worldwide and employs 38,000 people across its divisions of Internet, publishing, film, telecommunications, and television. Some of its major properties and brands include Time Inc., Warner Bros. Entertainment, Turner Broadcasting System, and Home Box Office. Time Warner provides a wide range of media content and services on a global scale.
Time Warner
Time Warner Inc. is an American multinational media corporation headquartered in the Time Warner Center in New York City.
Headquarters: New York City, NY, United States of America
CEO: Jeffrey Bewkes
Stock price: TWX (NYSE)US$ 65.44-0.02 (-0.03%)
4 Dec 4:00 pm EST - Disclaimer
Founded: 1990
Founders: Steve Case, Steve Ross
Institution research
The document discusses several major film production and distribution companies. DreamWorks is an American film studio founded by Spielberg, Katzenberg, and Geffen that has produced many successful films. Paramount Pictures is a subsidiary of Viacom that has distributed popular franchises like Transformers and Star Trek. Comcast owns NBCUniversal, a major media company that owns the production studio Universal. The Walt Disney Company controls a large market share and deals with film production and distribution globally. Sony Pictures supports independent films and has various divisions like Sony Pictures Classics. The document concludes by recommending Paramount Pictures as a suitable production and distribution partner due to its financial success and experience distributing a variety of genres worldwide.
Discuss the issues raised by media ownership in
The document discusses issues related to media ownership and the production and distribution of media texts in different media areas. It notes that the film industry has a competitive relationship between America and Britain, with Hollywood dominating the global market due to its ability to produce bigger, more successful films. The size of the domestic British film market makes it difficult for British films to achieve the same level of commercial success as Hollywood films without involvement from American studios. It also discusses strategies used in the distribution and promotion of the successful British film "Slumdog Millionaire", including social media sharing, quick release to DVD/Blu-Ray, viral marketing techniques, and deals with international distributors.
What have you learnt technologies from the process
Warner Bros or Lions Gate would be suitable media institutions to distribute Charlie Pryke's media product. Warner Bros is a global entertainment company that needs more products to increase income. Lions Gate is a successful independent film and television distribution company in North America that screens films. Both companies have experience distributing profitable media products.
Production company research
RatPac-Dune Entertainment is a motion picture financing company formed by Brett Ratner, James Packer, and Steven Mnuchin that provides funds for Warner Bros. films such as Annabelle, Mad Max: Fury Road, and The Gallows. The student chose to research this company because it produces films similar to the thriller/horror genre of the film they wish to create.
MGM is an American media company involved in film and TV production and distribution that has made famous movies such as Hannibal, The Amityville Horror, Awake, and The Hobbit Trilogy. MGM often produces films in the thriller/horror genre that the student is interested in.
The
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Coursework MV1
The Hunger Games had a budget of $130 million and grossed $423 million worldwide. It was distributed by Lionsgate and other companies in over 4,000 cinemas. Starring Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth, it was a commercial success due to its big stars and effective promotion.
The King's Speech had a budget of £8 million and grossed $414 million worldwide. Distributed by Momentum Pictures and The Weinstein Company, it starred Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush and won Best Picture at the Oscars.
For Those in Peril received nominations for awards including Outstanding Debut but only grossed £13,863 at 18 UK
Funding for small budget films
The document outlines 8 options for securing funding for small budget films:
1) Applying to the BFI which focuses on funding and developing new British filmmaking talent through grant applications.
2) Crowdfunding websites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo which allow filmmakers to source funding through online donations from the public.
3) Approaching local councils who may fund films dealing with social issues or benefiting the local community.
4) Contacting relevant charities that would be interested in a film's topic in order to gain funding and raise awareness.
5) Pitching ideas to film studios which could buy rights or co-produce with retained or less creative freedom respectively.
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Evaluation Q4
The target audience for the film is estimated to be 15-32 years old, as the film would be rated 15 by the BBFC and the characters are young. The target gender is initially male due to violence in the opening scene, but the film does not alienate females. The target socioeconomic group is C1-E due to the working class and student characters. The target psychographic is "explorer" due to the hybrid genre appealing to students. The target geography is English-speaking countries, specifically cities in England where the film is set. However, the masked man element does not alienate non-English audiences. The target ethnicity is white due to an all-white cast, which may discourage some viewers. The
Question 3
Through collecting audience feedback from interviews with two members of the target audience, the creator learned several things:
- The audience was able to correctly interpret the characters' initially distrusting relationship and gender roles.
- Both audience members liked the individual products but felt they could be improved to better appeal as a cohesive whole.
- Adding more color and consistency between the designs was a recurring theme that would help link the pieces together and make them more appealing.
The feedback provided constructive criticism that will help the creator strengthen the work through focused improvements.
Institutional Research
The number of thriller films released annually increased between 2011 and 2012, with 220 released in 2012. The thriller genre was profitable over this period, with the highest grossing film of each year being Super 8 in 2011 and The Hunger Games in 2012. The Hunger Games was the most successful film of 2012, likely due to its adaptation of a popular novel and extensive advertising campaign backed by a major studio. Thrillers generally appeal to audiences that are 16-40 years old, predominantly male, and in socioeconomic classes C1 through D.
Analysis of similar texts
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