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Lionsgate is selected as the preferred film distributor. Lionsgate is the largest independent film distributor in North America, supporting smaller production companies. While it has a mixed record of both good and terrible films, its ethos focuses on supporting independent creators without interference. Its growing success with blockbuster franchises also means an increased budget for international promotion of films.
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Optimum Releasing is a UK-based film distributor that commonly releases independent films from the UK and Ireland, making it a good fit for the filmmakers' indie art house style dramatic film compared to larger global production companies that focus on blockbusters. During research, the filmmakers found many large production companies but their film critiques showed it had a smaller, less Hollywood style so Optimum Releasing was chosen as it specializes in independent films aimed at smaller audiences in art house cinemas rather than large multiplexes.
Evaluation Question 3
This document evaluates which media institution might distribute a thriller media product. It considers Universal Pictures, a major Hollywood studio known for thriller films distributed worldwide, and Warp Films, a smaller UK-based independent studio focusing on realistic films set in everyday life. While Universal could distribute the product worldwide for a large audience familiar with the thriller genre, Warp Films may be better for production since the film's everyday setting would appeal more to UK audiences and fit Warp's style. Overall, Universal is chosen for distribution for its worldwide reach and experience with thriller conventions, though Warp's approach could work well for production.
Evaluation Question 3
Working Title would be a good company to distribute the film because it is a subsidiary of Universal Pictures, which has experience distributing a wide variety of films including psychological thrillers. Working Title focuses on smaller, low-budget films like theirs and is based in the UK, making it a sensible choice. The only negative is that none of the films researched were distributed by Working Title.
Mainstrean and independent
Independent films are produced partially or completely outside of major film studios, and are characterized by a personal artistic vision. Mainstream films have wide theatrical releases through major film companies and distributors. They include blockbuster films and movies adapted from bestselling books. Some examples of independent films provided are Four Lions, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Black Swan, and Borat, while mainstream examples given are Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lion King, Bridesmaids, and Jaws.
Question 3
The document discusses choosing WorkingTitle, a subsidiary of Universal Pictures, to distribute a new film. WorkingTitle has experience distributing lower budget and psychological thriller films similar to the one being discussed. While Universal Pictures has a long history in film distribution, WorkingTitle is preferable because it is UK-based and more experienced with lower budget films like the one being discussed. The only downside is that WorkingTitle was not used by any other films researched for comparison.
QUESTION 4
The document discusses which type of film company would be best suited to aid in distributing a low-budget film project containing no prestigious actors: an independent or large production company. It argues that a British independent film company like Cloud Eight would be more accommodating than a major studio like Disney, as independent companies have experience distributing films with strong concepts but small budgets. To get the attention of such companies, the document proposes showing the film at festivals and publishing clips on YouTube to generate buzz online.
Movie Institutions
The document discusses three major movie institutions - 20th Century Fox, Universal Pictures, and Lionsgate. 20th Century Fox is known for comedy and family films but not horror. Universal Pictures has had some horror film success more recently but lacks a long history in the genre. Lionsgate is highlighted as primarily producing drama, action and horror/thriller films. They have successfully produced horror films for 10+ years. The document concludes Lionsgate would be the best choice to produce a new horror film due to their experience and audience in the genre.
Question 3
The document discusses potential film production companies to partner with for a psychological thriller film. It analyzes Lionsgate but determines it may not be the best fit due to Lionsgate focusing more on comedies and its American audience limiting the potential viewership. The document recommends Universal Pictures instead, describing it as an American film studio founded in 1912 that has produced many worldwide blockbuster hits that would help the thriller exceed viewership expectations globally.
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Optimum Releasing is a UK-based film distributor that commonly releases independent films from the UK and Ireland, making it a good fit for the filmmakers' indie art house style dramatic film compared to larger global production companies that focus on blockbusters. During research, the filmmakers found many large production companies but their film critiques showed it had a smaller, less Hollywood style so Optimum Releasing was chosen as it specializes in independent films aimed at smaller audiences in art house cinemas rather than large multiplexes.
Evaluation Question 3
This document evaluates which media institution might distribute a thriller media product. It considers Universal Pictures, a major Hollywood studio known for thriller films distributed worldwide, and Warp Films, a smaller UK-based independent studio focusing on realistic films set in everyday life. While Universal could distribute the product worldwide for a large audience familiar with the thriller genre, Warp Films may be better for production since the film's everyday setting would appeal more to UK audiences and fit Warp's style. Overall, Universal is chosen for distribution for its worldwide reach and experience with thriller conventions, though Warp's approach could work well for production.
Evaluation Question 3
Working Title would be a good company to distribute the film because it is a subsidiary of Universal Pictures, which has experience distributing a wide variety of films including psychological thrillers. Working Title focuses on smaller, low-budget films like theirs and is based in the UK, making it a sensible choice. The only negative is that none of the films researched were distributed by Working Title.
Mainstrean and independent
Independent films are produced partially or completely outside of major film studios, and are characterized by a personal artistic vision. Mainstream films have wide theatrical releases through major film companies and distributors. They include blockbuster films and movies adapted from bestselling books. Some examples of independent films provided are Four Lions, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Black Swan, and Borat, while mainstream examples given are Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lion King, Bridesmaids, and Jaws.
Question 3
The document discusses choosing WorkingTitle, a subsidiary of Universal Pictures, to distribute a new film. WorkingTitle has experience distributing lower budget and psychological thriller films similar to the one being discussed. While Universal Pictures has a long history in film distribution, WorkingTitle is preferable because it is UK-based and more experienced with lower budget films like the one being discussed. The only downside is that WorkingTitle was not used by any other films researched for comparison.
QUESTION 4
The document discusses which type of film company would be best suited to aid in distributing a low-budget film project containing no prestigious actors: an independent or large production company. It argues that a British independent film company like Cloud Eight would be more accommodating than a major studio like Disney, as independent companies have experience distributing films with strong concepts but small budgets. To get the attention of such companies, the document proposes showing the film at festivals and publishing clips on YouTube to generate buzz online.
Movie Institutions
The document discusses three major movie institutions - 20th Century Fox, Universal Pictures, and Lionsgate. 20th Century Fox is known for comedy and family films but not horror. Universal Pictures has had some horror film success more recently but lacks a long history in the genre. Lionsgate is highlighted as primarily producing drama, action and horror/thriller films. They have successfully produced horror films for 10+ years. The document concludes Lionsgate would be the best choice to produce a new horror film due to their experience and audience in the genre.
Question 3
The document discusses potential film production companies to partner with for a psychological thriller film. It analyzes Lionsgate but determines it may not be the best fit due to Lionsgate focusing more on comedies and its American audience limiting the potential viewership. The document recommends Universal Pictures instead, describing it as an American film studio founded in 1912 that has produced many worldwide blockbuster hits that would help the thriller exceed viewership expectations globally.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
This document discusses potential film institutions that could distribute Oliver Pilcher's thriller film "White Walls". Paramount Pictures and Dreamworks are ruled out as Paramount rarely produces thrillers and Dreamworks focuses on children's films. Lionsgate could be a possibility due to its similar target audience but may not distribute due to its large budget focus and US location. Film4 Productions is identified as the most likely choice as it is a British company interested in independent films, backs around 20 films per year through various distribution channels, and seeks diverse films.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
This document discusses film distribution and provides examples of major film distribution companies. It analyzes Universal Studios and Metrodome as distribution case studies, concluding that Metrodome would be the best fit for distributing their film due to its focus on smaller, UK-based releases. Marketing strategies discussed include theatrical release, home video, trailers, interviews and promotions to appeal to their target UK audience. Self-distribution is considered but rejected in favor of an experienced distribution company.
Question 3
Lionsgate would be the best media institution to distribute a new thriller film opening sequence, according to the document. Lionsgate specializes in thriller and horror films, which aligns well with the genre of the opening sequence. As an established but smaller major studio, Lionsgate could appeal to the target younger audience of 15-25 years old. Their past successes distributing thriller films like American Psycho suggests they know how to market the genre effectively. Overall, Lionsgate is positioned well to distribute a new thriller opening sequence given their expertise and reputation in that film category.
Evaluation activity 3 (draft 2)
- A production company is responsible for organizing and distributing a film through tasks like scheduling, budgeting, scripting, and casting. They work with a distributor to market and promote the film.
- Possible distributors for the film include Film4, Lionsgate UK, and StudioCanal as they distribute smaller, UK-based films and have experience with the horror genre.
- Film4 would be the best choice as a distributor since they support emerging talent through lower-budget films and have successfully distributed independent horror films in the past.
Evaluation question 3
A film distributor is responsible for marketing a film and getting it distributed to theaters, home video, and television. For the film opening described in the document, a major studio like Universal Pictures would be best suited as the distributor, as the genre (action/spy) has a mainstream audience. Universal has its own distribution arm, United International Pictures, which distributes many action and spy films. Choosing a major studio and distributor like Universal would allow the film to be broadly marketed and distributed globally to reach its intended mainstream audience.
Evaluation q3
The document discusses potential film distribution companies for the student's low-budget British horror film project. The student analyzes Studio Canal and Universal Studios as options. Studio Canal previously distributed the similar low-budget British film "The Kill List", while Universal distributed the 2004 remake of "Dawn of the Dead", which also had female leads and a similar target audience. The student concludes that Studio Canal would be the better choice as it focuses on the UK market, limiting financial risk, and they could do their own social media marketing as a low-budget film.
Question 2 final
The document discusses the target audience and distribution options for an independent romantic comedy film. The target audience is identified as being ages 15-20, with a potential preference for female viewers given the male lead. Major distribution companies like Universal and Warner Bros. release large studio films, while independent companies like IFC Films and Film4 specialize in smaller, independent films. The document concludes that Entertainment Film Distributors would be the most suitable independent distributor given their experience distributing similar low-budget, independent romantic comedies.
Evaluation Question 3
Lionsgate UK would be the ideal media institution to distribute the media product because they are a major UK distributor known for horror films. Lionsgate has had success distributing major horror franchises and films on a small budget. They could help increase the popularity and income of the media product given their expertise in the horror genre.
Institutional research
The document discusses potential film distribution companies to partner with. It analyzes several major studios like Lionsgate, Paramount, and 20th Century Fox, noting the types of films they typically distribute and potential gaps to fill. It also considers smaller, independent distributors like Vertigo Films and Samuel Goldwyn Films that may be more suited for certain film genres or budgets. The document provides research on distribution models and a variety of options to explore for finding a partner to distribute a new film product.
Institutional research
This document discusses research on major film production companies 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. 20th Century Fox has produced popular films like Avatar, Deadpool, Ice Age, and Titanic. Warner Bros focuses on action and adventure films for young adult audiences. Both are major studios that have significant funding and global distribution capabilities compared to independent producers. The document also discusses how this research could influence the development of a horror film idea by focusing on engaging wider audiences like major studios require and learning from similar successful films.
Evaluation question 3
This is my third Evaluation Question for my AS Media short film, in which I discuss distribution and production.
Evaluation activity 3
This document discusses potential film distribution companies for a small, low-budget horror film produced by Dream Light Productions. It analyzes Film4, Lionsgate UK, and Studio Canal UK as options, as they have experience distributing similar films in the UK. Film4 is highlighted as a good choice as it supports emerging talent, has a strong online presence, and has successfully distributed films like "Kill List". While global distribution could provide more revenue, national distribution through Film4's UK channels is more realistic given the film's small budget.
Evaluation Question 3
Film 4 Entertainment would be a suitable initial distributor for the independent British film as it would showcase British talent. The film would likely gain attention at film festivals which could then attract the interest of a major studio like 20th Century Fox, known for distributing thoughtful films based on real events. 20th Century Fox's global distribution would expose the film and its story of the infamous Milwaukee Cannibal to broad audiences worldwide.
Question 3
Paramount Pictures would be a suitable institution to distribute the media product because it has a long history of high quality film and TV production using skilled professionals and advanced equipment. Though Paramount produces large-scale blockbuster films, this film was inspired by Psycho, one of Paramount's most famous and influential films. While the film may not meet Paramount's usual standards, distributing with Paramount could provide access to major advertising opportunities.
Warp Productions would also be a reasonable choice as the film is set locally like Warp's films. Though Warp has a smaller budget and audience reach than major studios, distributing with Warp would be less pressure on resources. However, Warp's more limited publicity could restrict the
Evaluation Activity 3
This document discusses film production and distribution. It explains that a production company is responsible for organizing and distributing a film, handling the director and cast. The distributor markets and promotes the film by making copies and showing it to cinema owners to influence its success. Possible distributors for the student's production mentioned are Film4 and Lionsgate as they handle smaller, UK-based films. Their websites provide information on the films they have distributed.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media products and why?
The document discusses film distribution and which media institutions might distribute a horror media production. It analyzes the distributors of films like Psycho, Silence of the Lambs, and Insidious - mainly American companies like Paramount Pictures and Orion Pictures. It also looks at British distributors like Artificial Eye, Entertainment, and Lionsgate UK, concluding that Lionsgate UK would be the best choice as it specializes in horror films. Distributing the media production first in movie theaters would generate publicity and interest before releasing it on DVD, online, and television.
Presentation2
A smaller distribution company like Warp Films would be more suitable than a major studio for my low-budget horror film. Warp Films focuses on culturally significant, niche films instead of large blockbusters. They have successfully distributed modestly budgeted horror films like 28 Days Later that found audiences through compelling stories and characters. My film would appeal most to 18-25 year old males, a targeted demographic suited for a smaller company rather than a major studio seeking mass market hits. Warp Film's model of investing in low-budget cultural films makes them the best choice to distribute my project.
Presentation2
A smaller distribution company like Warp Films would be more suitable than a major studio for my low-budget horror film. Warp Films focuses on culturally significant, niche films instead of large blockbusters. They have successfully distributed modestly budgeted horror films like 28 Days Later that found audiences through compelling stories and characters. My film would appeal to a specific target age and gender demographic, as is common for the horror genre, making it a niche product rather than mass market. A smaller company is more likely to take on a low-budget, specialized film.
task 6
Capitol Films was a British film company founded in 1989 that specialized in niche films, but was sold to an American company in 2006 and later declared bankruptcy in 2012, likely due to financial losses from films that did not break even. DreamWorks is a mainstream animation studio known for films like Shrek but also ventured into sci-fi films through a collaboration with Paramount on War of the Worlds. 20th Century Fox is one of the major American film studios dating back to 1935 and known for blockbusters like Star Wars and franchises like Planet of the Apes and Ice Age.
Evaluation #3 UPDATED
The document discusses potential film distributors for a dystopian horror film. It analyzes Universal and Lionsgate as options, citing their success distributing similar genres. Universal has had recent horror and dystopian film successes. Lionsgate has found huge success with the Hunger Games franchise and other films. Both companies work with subsidiary distributors worldwide and self-distribute for increased profits. They would be suitable partners to distribute the film globally through national theater chains for broad audience reach.
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Evaluation activity 3 (draft 2)
- A production company is responsible for organizing and distributing a film through tasks like scheduling, budgeting, scripting, and casting. They work with a distributor to market and promote the film.
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Evaluation question 3
A film distributor is responsible for marketing a film and getting it distributed to theaters, home video, and television. For the film opening described in the document, a major studio like Universal Pictures would be best suited as the distributor, as the genre (action/spy) has a mainstream audience. Universal has its own distribution arm, United International Pictures, which distributes many action and spy films. Choosing a major studio and distributor like Universal would allow the film to be broadly marketed and distributed globally to reach its intended mainstream audience.
Evaluation q3
The document discusses potential film distribution companies for the student's low-budget British horror film project. The student analyzes Studio Canal and Universal Studios as options. Studio Canal previously distributed the similar low-budget British film "The Kill List", while Universal distributed the 2004 remake of "Dawn of the Dead", which also had female leads and a similar target audience. The student concludes that Studio Canal would be the better choice as it focuses on the UK market, limiting financial risk, and they could do their own social media marketing as a low-budget film.
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Evaluation Question 3
Lionsgate UK would be the ideal media institution to distribute the media product because they are a major UK distributor known for horror films. Lionsgate has had success distributing major horror franchises and films on a small budget. They could help increase the popularity and income of the media product given their expertise in the horror genre.
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The document discusses potential film distribution companies to partner with. It analyzes several major studios like Lionsgate, Paramount, and 20th Century Fox, noting the types of films they typically distribute and potential gaps to fill. It also considers smaller, independent distributors like Vertigo Films and Samuel Goldwyn Films that may be more suited for certain film genres or budgets. The document provides research on distribution models and a variety of options to explore for finding a partner to distribute a new film product.
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Evaluation Question 3
Film 4 Entertainment would be a suitable initial distributor for the independent British film as it would showcase British talent. The film would likely gain attention at film festivals which could then attract the interest of a major studio like 20th Century Fox, known for distributing thoughtful films based on real events. 20th Century Fox's global distribution would expose the film and its story of the infamous Milwaukee Cannibal to broad audiences worldwide.
Question 3
Paramount Pictures would be a suitable institution to distribute the media product because it has a long history of high quality film and TV production using skilled professionals and advanced equipment. Though Paramount produces large-scale blockbuster films, this film was inspired by Psycho, one of Paramount's most famous and influential films. While the film may not meet Paramount's usual standards, distributing with Paramount could provide access to major advertising opportunities.
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Evaluation Activity 3
This document discusses film production and distribution. It explains that a production company is responsible for organizing and distributing a film, handling the director and cast. The distributor markets and promotes the film by making copies and showing it to cinema owners to influence its success. Possible distributors for the student's production mentioned are Film4 and Lionsgate as they handle smaller, UK-based films. Their websites provide information on the films they have distributed.
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The document discusses film distribution and which media institutions might distribute a horror media production. It analyzes the distributors of films like Psycho, Silence of the Lambs, and Insidious - mainly American companies like Paramount Pictures and Orion Pictures. It also looks at British distributors like Artificial Eye, Entertainment, and Lionsgate UK, concluding that Lionsgate UK would be the best choice as it specializes in horror films. Distributing the media production first in movie theaters would generate publicity and interest before releasing it on DVD, online, and television.
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A smaller distribution company like Warp Films would be more suitable than a major studio for my low-budget horror film. Warp Films focuses on culturally significant, niche films instead of large blockbusters. They have successfully distributed modestly budgeted horror films like 28 Days Later that found audiences through compelling stories and characters. My film would appeal to a specific target age and gender demographic, as is common for the horror genre, making it a niche product rather than mass market. A smaller company is more likely to take on a low-budget, specialized film.
task 6
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- 1. INSTITUION RESEARCHBy Oliver Woollard
- 2. INSTITUION RESEARCH In this research topic, I will be focusing on the different film distributors that would distribute my film. I will look at the size of the business, examples of films distributed and history of the company.
- 3. UNIVERSAL Universal are one of the largest US film distributors in the world, releasing global blockbusters on a weekly basis. Their calibre of film ranges from excellent to Couples Retreat. In fact their CEO actually stated: "We make a lot of sh**ty movies“ at a film conference. It is because of this and the global dominance of the business that I will not be choosing it as my distributor. I have concerns over financial interference from the studio, with possible plot changes to hook a different market.
- 4. PATHE Whilst its history is fascinating due to its involvement in the rise of cinemas across the world, Pathe remains a small but thriving distributor and studios. Whilst it has released some fantastic examples of independent film like 127 Hours, I feel its size will let it down. I feel my film needs a slightly larger distributor in order to advertise and promote it.
- 5. LIONSGATE Whilst its films are a mixed bag of good and terrible, Lionsgate remains the largest independent film distributor in North America. Its very ethos stands on foundations of support for smaller production companies like Mangata Pictures. I will chose Lionsgate because it will support me best with my film, without interference or changes. Its recent influx in blockbuster films like the Twilight Saga and Hunger Games series will mean an increase in budget for international promotions.