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The document compares the films Happy Feet 2 and The Hobbit. It states that both films were produced by Warner Bros, with George Miller producing Happy Feet 2 and Peter Jackson producing The Hobbit. Happy Feet 2 had a budget of $107 million and lost $64 million, while The Hobbit had a larger budget of $250 million and made a profit of over $1 billion. Warner Bros is described as a major film studio known for producing big-budget fantasy films.
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The document compares the films Happy Feet 2 and The Hobbit. It notes that both films were produced by Warner Bros, with budgets of $107 million for Happy Feet 2 and $250 million for The Hobbit. Happy Feet 2 lost money while The Hobbit made over $1 billion in profit. Warner Bros is a major film studio known for producing both large budget fantasy films like The Hobbit and lower budget films aimed at families like Happy Feet 2.
Institution
The document compares the institutions behind the high budget film Inception and the low budget film Panic Button. For Inception, the institution was Warner Bros. Pictures, a major Hollywood studio known for blockbuster films. For Panic Button, the lesser known institution was Movie Mogul Films, which has produced few films with less financial success than Warner Bros. Pictures.
Question 3 (absolute final)
Lionsgate Films would be a suitable distributor for the film noir project. As a major mini studio, Lionsgate has experience distributing dark films that appeal to film noir audiences. It also has a reputation for taking creative risks on films with smaller budgets like film noirs. While conglomerate studios prefer only the most profitable projects, Lionsgate is more willing to take chances on independent films.
Institutional research
The document discusses three potential film distributors - Columbia, DreamWorks, and Universal - for a media trailer. Columbia is well-known for diverse films and worldwide distribution. DreamWorks produces popular films targeted at young audiences. Universal has a reputation for producing box office hits and distributing unique films worldwide. Based on the analysis, Universal is chosen as the distributor because it offers credibility, distributes globally to reach large audiences, and has a track record of successful, diverse films.
Big budget vs small budget pptx
Avatar had a huge budget of $237 million distributed by 20th Century Fox and grossed over $2.7 billion globally due to its groundbreaking effects and storyline. In contrast, Paranormal Activity had a tiny $15,000 budget distributed by Paramount Pictures but still made $193 million, showing that low-budget films can find large audiences through suspense and tension without needing extensive marketing.
Film industry, production of deadpool
Blur Studio leaked visual effects footage from Deadpool in 2012, which convinced 20th Century Fox to greenlight the film. As the major production company behind many successful superhero franchises like X-Men and Fantastic Four, Fox ensured Deadpool's success by associating it with the popular and profitable X-Men franchise. The large profits of previous X-Men movies suggested Deadpool would be financially successful as well. Blur Studio's leaked footage and Fox's ownership of the X-Men rights contributed directly to the buzz and financial success of Deadpool.
Institution research
Superhero films have performed well at the box office recently, with franchises like Spiderman and Batman outgrossing many other films. Looking at recent box office results, the number one film was the comedy No Strings Attached, while the number two spot went to the drama The King's Speech aimed at older audiences. Action films have generally proven popular at the box office recently.
Distrubution
The document discusses the distribution of two films, A Street Cat Named Bob and The Jungle Book. Sony Pictures distributed A Street Cat Named Bob after acquiring rights to the book for £8 million, marketing it through ads on buses and posters. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures distributed The Jungle Book as a reboot of their 1967 film, marketing it through posters, trailers, and TV interviews on their website and elsewhere, appealing to families.
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The document compares the films Happy Feet 2 and The Hobbit. It notes that both films were produced by Warner Bros, with budgets of $107 million for Happy Feet 2 and $250 million for The Hobbit. Happy Feet 2 lost money while The Hobbit made over $1 billion in profit. Warner Bros is a major film studio known for producing both large budget fantasy films like The Hobbit and lower budget films aimed at families like Happy Feet 2.
Institution
The document compares the institutions behind the high budget film Inception and the low budget film Panic Button. For Inception, the institution was Warner Bros. Pictures, a major Hollywood studio known for blockbuster films. For Panic Button, the lesser known institution was Movie Mogul Films, which has produced few films with less financial success than Warner Bros. Pictures.
Question 3 (absolute final)
Lionsgate Films would be a suitable distributor for the film noir project. As a major mini studio, Lionsgate has experience distributing dark films that appeal to film noir audiences. It also has a reputation for taking creative risks on films with smaller budgets like film noirs. While conglomerate studios prefer only the most profitable projects, Lionsgate is more willing to take chances on independent films.
Institutional research
The document discusses three potential film distributors - Columbia, DreamWorks, and Universal - for a media trailer. Columbia is well-known for diverse films and worldwide distribution. DreamWorks produces popular films targeted at young audiences. Universal has a reputation for producing box office hits and distributing unique films worldwide. Based on the analysis, Universal is chosen as the distributor because it offers credibility, distributes globally to reach large audiences, and has a track record of successful, diverse films.
Big budget vs small budget pptx
Avatar had a huge budget of $237 million distributed by 20th Century Fox and grossed over $2.7 billion globally due to its groundbreaking effects and storyline. In contrast, Paranormal Activity had a tiny $15,000 budget distributed by Paramount Pictures but still made $193 million, showing that low-budget films can find large audiences through suspense and tension without needing extensive marketing.
Film industry, production of deadpool
Blur Studio leaked visual effects footage from Deadpool in 2012, which convinced 20th Century Fox to greenlight the film. As the major production company behind many successful superhero franchises like X-Men and Fantastic Four, Fox ensured Deadpool's success by associating it with the popular and profitable X-Men franchise. The large profits of previous X-Men movies suggested Deadpool would be financially successful as well. Blur Studio's leaked footage and Fox's ownership of the X-Men rights contributed directly to the buzz and financial success of Deadpool.
Institution research
Superhero films have performed well at the box office recently, with franchises like Spiderman and Batman outgrossing many other films. Looking at recent box office results, the number one film was the comedy No Strings Attached, while the number two spot went to the drama The King's Speech aimed at older audiences. Action films have generally proven popular at the box office recently.
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Institution
- The main audience for movies are those aged 16-24, though box office numbers do not typically include tickets for those under 15.
- Cinemas make most of their money from food and drink sales, not ticket sales, since concessions have high profit margins. Popcorn in particular is very popular and profitable.
- To get a new film into cinemas, distributors work to distribute films to theaters. Smaller films may try to convince cinemas directly to screen their movie.
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Heritage Film Works is an independent film production company founded in 2007 that aims to produce big budget films targeting the 41 million person African American market in the US. They have secured commitments from A-list directors, actors, and investors for their upcoming film "The Vee Jay Story", about a black-owned record label that introduced the Beatles to America. If produced according to their F.I.T. formula of including factual history, intrinsic experiences, and black cultural vibrancy, they expect the film to earn over $125 million, well above its $20 million budget.
Pitch deck hfw
Heritage Film Works is an independent film production company founded in 2007 that aims to produce big budget films targeting the 41 million person African American market in the US. They have secured commitments from A-list directors, actors, and investors for their upcoming film "The Vee Jay Story", about a black-owned record label that introduced the Beatles to America. If produced according to their F.I.T. formula of including factual history, intrinsic experiences, and black cultural vibrancy, they expect the film to earn over $125 million, well above its $20 million budget.
Films for 41 Million People
Heritage Film Works is a production company that aims to produce big budget films targeted at the 41 million person African American market in the US. They have acquired commitments from A-list directors and actors to produce their first film, The Vee Jay Story, about a black-owned record label. They have also formulated plans for 6 additional films. The company seeks $2 million in financing to produce The Vee Jay Story, and investors will receive executive producer credit and 3% of profits in perpetuity. They believe targeting the African American market using the right story elements can yield high returns, such as films making their budgets back on opening weekend.
Films for 41Million People
Heritage Film Works is producing "The Vee Jay Story", a historical drama about a black-owned record label that introduced The Beatles to America in the 1950s. The company was founded in 2007 to produce big budget films targeting the 41 million person African American market. They have secured commitments from A-list directors, actors, and screenplays. The film has won awards and attracted financing interest. If produced correctly using ingredients that resonate with black audiences, it could earn over $125 million, well above its $20 million budget.
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Heritage Film Works is a production company that aims to produce big budget films targeted at the 41 million person African American market in the US. They have acquired commitments from A-list directors and actors to produce their film "The Vee Jay Story" about a black-owned record label. If funded $20 million, the film is estimated to earn over $125 million given the untapped potential of quality films targeted to this niche market. They are seeking $2 million from investors in exchange for lifetime membership and production credits.
High budget vs low budget
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Institutions
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Pitch deck hfw
Heritage Film Works is an independent film production company founded in 2007 that aims to produce big budget films targeting the 41 million person African American market in the US. They have secured commitments from A-list directors, actors, and investors for their upcoming film "The Vee Jay Story", about a black-owned record label that introduced the Beatles to America. If produced according to their F.I.T. formula of including factual history, intrinsic experiences, and black cultural vibrancy, they expect the film to earn over $125 million, well above its $20 million budget.
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Heritage Film Works is an independent film production company founded in 2007 that aims to produce big budget films targeting the 41 million person African American market in the US. They have secured commitments from A-list directors, actors, and investors for their upcoming film "The Vee Jay Story", about a black-owned record label that introduced the Beatles to America. If produced according to their F.I.T. formula of including factual history, intrinsic experiences, and black cultural vibrancy, they expect the film to earn over $125 million, well above its $20 million budget.
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Heritage Film Works is a production company that aims to produce big budget films targeted at the 41 million person African American market in the US. They have acquired commitments from A-list directors and actors to produce their first film, The Vee Jay Story, about a black-owned record label. They have also formulated plans for 6 additional films. The company seeks $2 million in financing to produce The Vee Jay Story, and investors will receive executive producer credit and 3% of profits in perpetuity. They believe targeting the African American market using the right story elements can yield high returns, such as films making their budgets back on opening weekend.
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Heritage Film Works is producing "The Vee Jay Story", a historical drama about a black-owned record label that introduced The Beatles to America in the 1950s. The company was founded in 2007 to produce big budget films targeting the 41 million person African American market. They have secured commitments from A-list directors, actors, and screenplays. The film has won awards and attracted financing interest. If produced correctly using ingredients that resonate with black audiences, it could earn over $125 million, well above its $20 million budget.
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Institution questions
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- The importance of cross-media convergence and synergies in production, distribution, and marketing across different platforms.
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- How proliferation of technology and content affects both institutions and audiences.
- The significance of technological convergence for institutions and audiences in accessing content.
Distribution
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Distribution & Exhibition
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- 3. QUESTION 2)HOW MUCH MONEY WAS USED TO PRODUCE EACH FILM? The budget for Happy Feet 2 was $107,250,180, and The Hobbit was $250,000,000. To produce Happy Feet 2 they spent $107,250,180 which symbolises how Happy Feet 2 was a low budget film. Whereas The Hobbit which is a high budget film, cost $303,003,568 to produce.
- 4. QUESTION 3)HOW MUCH MONEY WAS MADE FROM EACH OF THE FILMS? Happy Feet 2 made no profit, losing - $64,719,820, whereas The Hobbit got a profit of $1,017,003,568. This shows the popularity difference between both the films and how The Hobbit had higher popularity with audiences than Happy Feet 2.
- 5. QUESTION 4)HOW WELL KNOWN ARE THE PRODUCTION COMPANIES FOR BOTH THE HIGH-BUDGET AND LOW-BUDGET FILM? Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. is an American entertainment company which produces film, television and music entertainment. It is one of the Big Six film institutes producing the well know films such as; The Hobbit.
- 6. QUESTION 5)LIST THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE HIGH-BUDGET FILM AND THE LOW- BUDGET FILM IN TERMS OF THE INSTITUTIONS High budget films normally use multiple institutes to collaborate on a film, whereas low budget films will only have one film institute working on a film. Film institutes will be used in the film promotions for high budget films, this is not the same for low budget films. High budget film’s will show on the end
- 7. QUESTION 6)LIST ANY SIMILARITIES THAT EXIST BETWEEN THE HIGH-BUDGET FILM AND THE LOW-BUDGET FILM IN TERMS OF THE INSTITUTIONS Both low and high budget film will spend there profits and budgets on the production and marketing of the film.
- 8. QUESTION 7)WHAT OTHER FILMS HAS THE PRODUCTION COMPANY MADE? WERE THESE AS SUCCESSFUL? WHY/WHY NOT? Warner Bros have also produced the films: 1) Magic Mike XXL – Magic Mike produced $117 million which is more than Happy Feet 2 and The Hobbit. 2) Gone Girl – Gone Girl produced over $368 million which is more than both Happy Feet 2 and The Hobbit. 3) Fantastic Four – Fantastic Four produced $163 million which is more than both Happy Feet 2 and
- 9. QUESTION 8)WHAT GENRE OF FILMS DOES THE COMPANY USUALLY PRODUCE? IS THIS IMPORTANT WHEN CONSIDERING WHO COULD PRODUCE YOUR FILM? WHY? Warner Bros usually makes fantasy and fictional genre films for all audiences. It is important to look at what the companies produce when making a film as they will be more experienced with that genre and more experienced to create them.
- 10. QUESTION 9)WHAT AUDIENCES DO EACH OF THE INSTITUTIONS AIM TO APPEAL TO? IS THIS REFLECTED THROUGH THEIR FILM CHOICE, OR DOES THIS VARY? Warner Bros aim their films at all audiences, you can tell this as something like Happy Feet 2 is aimed at children and families. Whereas, the film Gone Girl’s audience is mostly adults.
- 11. QUESTION 10)WHICH INSTITUTION DO YOU FEEL OUTPERFORMS THE OTHER AND COULD CLAIM TO BE MORE SUCCESSFUL, CONSIDERING YOUR RESEARCH? EXPLAIN YOUR REASONS “WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT INC. is a fully integrated, broad-based entertainment company and a global leader in the creation, production, distribution, licensing and marketing of all forms of entertainment and their related businesses.” Warner Bros is successful as they have produced films, TV programs and entertainment for all audiences and gained