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- Working Title Films is a UK film production company founded in 1983 that produces feature films and TV productions. - Lions Gate is a North American entertainment company founded in 1997 that has been the most popular and successful independent film and TV distribution company in North America since 2012. - Using a well-known production company like Working Title Films or distribution company like Lions Gate UK could help gain more attention for a thriller film by leveraging their reputation and wider audience reach.
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A production company is responsible for developing, producing, and distributing new media projects like films, television programs, and more. They oversee all aspects of a project from its conception through completion. For a small student production company like SSL Production, funding for projects comes from sources like grants and profits from previous films. Small independent companies have a harder time distributing and marketing their films widely compared to large established studios. However, a company like Optimum Releasing that distributes similar small, British productions could help a student film like SSL Production's "The Night Before" reach a wider audience.
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A production company is responsible for the physical production of media like films, television, or radio. They raise funds for productions and aim to sell their products to film studios. Castlefield Productions is one such company created by students to produce their film. Universal is a major film production company they partnered with due to its experience and success producing thriller films. Film distributors are responsible for releasing films to the public through cinemas or other releases. They have input into the filmmaking process and work to sell films to buyers who will lease them. Universal was also chosen as the distributor due to its experience and reputation distributing successful thrillers in both the US and UK. Isle of Man Films is a popular UK film funding company that
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
Working Title Films would be an ideal institution to distribute the romantic comedy film. As an independent production company that later partnered with Universal Studios and Magnolia Pictures, Working Title Films has a reputation for distributing successful romantic comedies over the past two decades such as Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bridget Jones's Diary. Working Title Films' experience and expertise in the romantic comedy genre makes it well-suited to distribute an independent low-budget romantic comedy.
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Working Title vs. Warp Films
Working Title Films is a major British film production company founded in 1983 that is owned by Universal Studios, allowing it to produce high-budget films with famous actors and special effects. It produces mainly comedy and action films across a variety of genres. Warp Films is an independent British company founded by Warp Records that produces lower-budget, realistic dramas starring unknown actors that appeal to audiences by portraying relatable themes and portraying the real world rather than Hollywood productions. Examples of successful films by each company are provided.
Media question2
The document analyzes potential film distribution companies for a new independent British movie with a young adult audience. Film4 Productions is identified as the best fit as it focuses on producing new British movies and has successfully distributed similar low-budget, independent films that launched careers of new talent. Examples are provided of how Film4 advertised locally to reach the target audience. Studio Canal is also mentioned as another potential option since it recently produced a film with comparable themes of a young couple learning about each other. However, major studios like Warner Bros. are deemed unsuitable given the small scale and specifically British themes of the new movie.
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New Line Cinema has over 50 years of experience producing successful thrillers like The Butterfly Effect and The Final Destination films. Film4 Films was founded in 1998 and is known for supporting low-budget British films across many genres, including psychological thrillers. They often collaborate with other production companies. Paramount Pictures is the oldest existing film studio, founded in 1912, and has recognition for films like Forest Gump and the psychological thriller Shutter Island, which grossed over $128 million.
Question Three
A film distributor would be well-suited to distribute a young media product because its role is to market and exhibit films. Specifically, a distributor determines a film's release date and viewing method, whether theatrical or home viewing. Sony Pictures would be a good choice given their experience distributing major romantic comedies globally as the third largest distributor in that genre. Alternatively, Working Title could be used for its production of quaint British romantic comedies, and it is owned by Universal Pictures which has its own distribution networks for a wide audience.
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A production company is responsible for the physical production of media like films, television, or radio. They raise funds for productions and aim to sell their products to film studios. Castlefield Productions is one such company created by students to produce their film. Universal is a major film production company they partnered with due to its experience and success producing thriller films. Film distributors are responsible for releasing films to the public through cinemas or other releases. They have input into the filmmaking process and work to sell films to buyers who will lease them. Universal was also chosen as the distributor due to its experience and reputation distributing successful thrillers in both the US and UK. Isle of Man Films is a popular UK film funding company that
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Working Title Films would be an ideal institution to distribute the romantic comedy film. As an independent production company that later partnered with Universal Studios and Magnolia Pictures, Working Title Films has a reputation for distributing successful romantic comedies over the past two decades such as Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bridget Jones's Diary. Working Title Films' experience and expertise in the romantic comedy genre makes it well-suited to distribute an independent low-budget romantic comedy.
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Working Title Films is a major British film production company founded in 1983 that is owned by Universal Studios, allowing it to produce high-budget films with famous actors and special effects. It produces mainly comedy and action films across a variety of genres. Warp Films is an independent British company founded by Warp Records that produces lower-budget, realistic dramas starring unknown actors that appeal to audiences by portraying relatable themes and portraying the real world rather than Hollywood productions. Examples of successful films by each company are provided.
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The document analyzes potential film distribution companies for a new independent British movie with a young adult audience. Film4 Productions is identified as the best fit as it focuses on producing new British movies and has successfully distributed similar low-budget, independent films that launched careers of new talent. Examples are provided of how Film4 advertised locally to reach the target audience. Studio Canal is also mentioned as another potential option since it recently produced a film with comparable themes of a young couple learning about each other. However, major studios like Warner Bros. are deemed unsuitable given the small scale and specifically British themes of the new movie.
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New Line Cinema has over 50 years of experience producing successful thrillers like The Butterfly Effect and The Final Destination films. Film4 Films was founded in 1998 and is known for supporting low-budget British films across many genres, including psychological thrillers. They often collaborate with other production companies. Paramount Pictures is the oldest existing film studio, founded in 1912, and has recognition for films like Forest Gump and the psychological thriller Shutter Island, which grossed over $128 million.
Question Three
A film distributor would be well-suited to distribute a young media product because its role is to market and exhibit films. Specifically, a distributor determines a film's release date and viewing method, whether theatrical or home viewing. Sony Pictures would be a good choice given their experience distributing major romantic comedies globally as the third largest distributor in that genre. Alternatively, Working Title could be used for its production of quaint British romantic comedies, and it is owned by Universal Pictures which has its own distribution networks for a wide audience.
Evaluation post 3
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Film 4 is a British film company that owns its own TV channel and was the first considered as they air horror movies through a "Fright Night" program. They also work with smaller production companies, which would help in releasing the film. As a British company, Film 4 would be easier to contact and more likely to air a new horror movie since they are based in the same country.
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Working Title is a British film company founded in 1983 and based in London. It began as a small independent studio focusing on British films but has grown larger through its partnership with Universal Studios. Working Title is known for producing culturally British films using UK locations, directors, crews, and actors like Hugh Grant. Though backed by a major studio, it maintains an independent style and cultural focus. Warp Films is also an independent UK company based in Sheffield and London producing unique and original films that push boundaries, as seen in the successful 2006 film This is England about skinhead culture. Both emphasize British identity and culture in their productions.
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Evaluation question 3
This document discusses potential distribution options for a low-budget independent film. It analyzes that the film would not be suitable for mainstream cinemas like the Odeon due to its low budget. Better options would be independent cinemas, film festivals, or online distributors. Specifically, it recommends the Electric Cinema in London, film festivals like CINEMAGIC or Sundance, and the online distributor IndieFlix which allows worldwide access and pays filmmakers based on views. The best strategy concluded would be online distribution to guarantee views and payment with a simpler application process than film festivals.
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Film 4 focuses on low budget British films and would be a good fit for the filmmaker's low budget British hooligan film. Vertigo Films has experience producing a hooligan film and could assist with production, though larger companies like Metro Goldwyn Mayer, Paramount, and Universal would be too expensive and lack experience with the hooligan genre.
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Film 4 focuses on low budget British films and would be a good fit for the filmmaker's low budget British hooligan film. Vertigo Films has experience producing a hooligan film and could assist with production, though larger companies like Metro Goldwyn Mayer, Paramount, and Universal would be too expensive and lack experience with the hooligan genre.
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Working title
Working Title is a film and television production company based in London, England that was founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe. The company produces feature films in genres like romance, drama, and comedy. In 1999, Bevan and Eric Fellner launched a subsidiary called Working Title 2 Productions. Working Title does not directly employ crew but hires freelancers for productions.
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This British film production company based in London was founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radcylffe. They produce feature films and some television for both domestic and international audiences. Their most successful films financially have been Love Actually with profits of $244.9 million and Four Weddings and a Funeral with profits of $244.1 million, though they have had some box office failures as well. They have a strong relationship with screenwriter Richard Curtis who has worked on several of their most popular romantic comedy films.
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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.
Question 3
Lionsgate would be well-suited to distribute the media product due to its reputation for distributing high-quality independent and action films. As the largest mini-major film studio in North America, Lionsgate has had success distributing several major film franchises. It also has experience with controversial films too risky for major studios. Lionsgate's library and partnerships with other distributors would help the media product reach a wide audience across various platforms. The poster of the media product is similar in style to Lionsgate's successful Expendables action film franchise, indicating it would appeal to similar audiences.
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The document discusses the production and distribution of a small, independent thriller film. It notes that large production companies like the "Big Six" would be unlikely to produce and distribute such a small film. Instead, the filmmakers used their own production company, "Assano Productions", and distribution company, "Dragonfly Pictures", which would be comparable to other small, independent companies like Coffee Films and Dogwoof Pictures. The document also notes that the film's small budget and target 18-25 year old audience fit best with promotion through online platforms, making a small distribution company a good choice.
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Film 4 is a British film company that owns its own TV channel and was the first considered as they air horror movies through a "Fright Night" program. They also work with smaller production companies, which would help in releasing the film. As a British company, Film 4 would be easier to contact and more likely to air a new horror movie since they are based in the same country.
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Working Title is a British film company founded in 1983 and based in London. It began as a small independent studio focusing on British films but has grown larger through its partnership with Universal Studios. Working Title is known for producing culturally British films using UK locations, directors, crews, and actors like Hugh Grant. Though backed by a major studio, it maintains an independent style and cultural focus. Warp Films is also an independent UK company based in Sheffield and London producing unique and original films that push boundaries, as seen in the successful 2006 film This is England about skinhead culture. Both emphasize British identity and culture in their productions.
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This document discusses potential distribution options for a low-budget independent film. It analyzes that the film would not be suitable for mainstream cinemas like the Odeon due to its low budget. Better options would be independent cinemas, film festivals, or online distributors. Specifically, it recommends the Electric Cinema in London, film festivals like CINEMAGIC or Sundance, and the online distributor IndieFlix which allows worldwide access and pays filmmakers based on views. The best strategy concluded would be online distribution to guarantee views and payment with a simpler application process than film festivals.
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Film 4 focuses on low budget British films and would be a good fit for the filmmaker's low budget British hooligan film. Vertigo Films has experience producing a hooligan film and could assist with production, though larger companies like Metro Goldwyn Mayer, Paramount, and Universal would be too expensive and lack experience with the hooligan genre.
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Film 4 focuses on low budget British films and would be a good fit for the filmmaker's low budget British film. Vertigo Films has experience producing a hooligan film and could assist with production. While larger companies like Metro Goldwyn Mayer, Paramount, and Universal Studios are unlikely options due to their lack of experience with hooligan films and high costs of production.
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Plan B Presents produced the independent crime drama film "Ill Manors" in 2012 with a budget of £100,000 that made £453,570. The film followed the lives of drug dealers, users, and prostitutes in London. While Plan B's production company has only produced this one film so far, it was successful for a first film both financially and critically. The document also discusses the independent studio Working Title, which started in 1992 but was later acquired by Universal Studios, becoming very successful with films like Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill.
Film Distribution
Film distribution companies help deliver films to audiences. They identify the target audience and release the film in cinemas and on DVD/streaming platforms. This document discusses several UK independent film distributors and which may be suitable for a low-budget, independent film targeting teenage girls. Film4 is recommended as it works with small, quirky films but focuses more on blockbusters now. Curzon Artificial Eye specializes in art house films not the target genre. Altitude Film Distribution supports independent British films and has distributed popular films for the target audience. The Works UK Distribution focuses on independent films but its releases do not seem to match the target genre or demographic.
Working title
Working Title is a film and television production company based in London, England that was founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe. The company produces feature films in genres like romance, drama, and comedy. In 1999, Bevan and Eric Fellner launched a subsidiary called Working Title 2 Productions. Working Title does not directly employ crew but hires freelancers for productions.
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This British film production company based in London was founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radcylffe. They produce feature films and some television for both domestic and international audiences. Their most successful films financially have been Love Actually with profits of $244.9 million and Four Weddings and a Funeral with profits of $244.1 million, though they have had some box office failures as well. They have a strong relationship with screenwriter Richard Curtis who has worked on several of their most popular romantic comedy films.
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Lionsgate would be well-suited to distribute the media product due to its reputation for distributing high-quality independent and action films. As the largest mini-major film studio in North America, Lionsgate has had success distributing several major film franchises. It also has experience with controversial films too risky for major studios. Lionsgate's library and partnerships with other distributors would help the media product reach a wide audience across various platforms. The poster of the media product is similar in style to Lionsgate's successful Expendables action film franchise, indicating it would appeal to similar audiences.
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MGM and Screen Gems announced in 2011 that they would produce a film remake of Carrie based on the Stephen King novel. The film had a $30 million budget. Sony estimated opening weekend revenues of $16-18 million but it ultimately earned $16.1 million, ranking third behind Gravity and Captain Phillips. Misher Films produced Carrie and several other films of varying financial success, though Mirror Mirror earned over $166 million. DNA Films produced 28 Days Later, which became highly profitable against a $5 million budget, earning $82.7 million worldwide. Both production companies appeal to teenagers and young adults but Misher Films offers more films and genres.
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The document discusses four potential film distribution companies - New Line Cinema, Screen Gems, Universal Studios, and Momentum Pictures - that could distribute the film trailer.
New Line Cinema and Screen Gems are identified as suitable options because they have experience distributing similar genre films. Universal Studios is chosen for its success and fame, though it may prioritize profit over audience needs. Momentum Pictures, while now defunct, could help reach a British fan base, though the trailer may not receive widespread funding or recognition.
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The document discusses several film distribution companies and assesses their suitability for distributing a film trailer. It examines New Line Cinema, Screen Gems, Universal Pictures, and the now defunct Momentum Pictures. New Line Cinema and Universal Pictures are identified as good options given their success distributing similar genres. While Screen Gems also distributes similar films, it focuses more on romance and comedy. Momentum Pictures provided UK and Irish distribution before closing in 2013, but could still reach audiences in those markets.
Film distribution research
1. The document discusses several film distribution companies, including New Line Cinema, Screen Gems, Universal Studios, and Momentum Pictures.
2. New Line Cinema and Screen Gems are described as established distribution companies that have had success marketing horror/thriller and romantic/comedy films respectively.
3. Universal Studios is highlighted for its success distributing major blockbusters like the Fast and Furious and Bourne franchises.
Film distribution research
1. The document discusses several film distribution companies, including New Line Cinema, Screen Gems, Universal Studios, and Momentum Pictures.
2. New Line Cinema and Screen Gems are described as established distribution companies that have successfully distributed films in genres relevant to the film trailer.
3. Universal Studios is highlighted for its many hugely successful film distributions, but with the potential downside of prioritizing profit over audience needs.
Film distribution research
1. The document discusses several film distribution companies, including New Line Cinema, Screen Gems, Universal Studios, and Momentum Pictures.
2. New Line Cinema and Screen Gems are described as established distribution companies that have had success marketing horror/thriller and romantic/comedy films respectively.
3. Universal Studios is highlighted for its global success distributing high-grossing films like Fast and Furious and Bourne franchises.
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.
Institutional research
Universal Studios is one of the oldest film studios in the world, founded in 1912. It is now owned by NBCUniversal and has production centers in Universal City, California and other offices worldwide. Some of Universal's most famous films include E.T., Jurassic Park, Jaws, and the Fast and Furious franchise. In 2013, Universal had $1.4 billion in total gross income from its films. Lionsgate Entertainment was founded in 1997 and has grown through acquisitions to become a major studio, purchasing Summit Entertainment in 2012. Lionsgate has had success with films like The Hunger Games franchise and the Twilight saga. In 2013, Lionsgate reported $2.1 billion in revenue and $273.
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.
Evaluation 3
Our production company, Grave Productions, focuses on thriller/horror films. It aims to help independent filmmakers get their work noticed. As an independent British production company, it received funding from the film council to produce its film opening. The opening credits featured individual credits for the British cast and crew in traditional order, with the director's name last. Similar independent films like "Amy" had limited releases in art houses and independent cinemas before expanding. For distribution, the production company chose Sigma Films in Scotland due to its success with the similar genre film "Citadel" and support for small producers through events like Film City Glasgow.
Evaluation Activity 3
A PowerPoint presentation discussing and analysing production and distribution companies in the media business. Also including my final decision on which distribution company to use.
Evaluation Activity 3
Our production company, Grave Productions, focuses on thriller/horror films. It aims to help independent filmmakers get their work noticed. As an independent British production company, it received funding from the film council to produce its film opening. The opening credits featured individual credits for the British cast and crew in traditional order, with the director's name last. Similar independent films like "Amy" had limited releases in art houses and independent cinemas before expanding. For distribution, the production company chose Sigma Films in Scotland due to its success with the similar genre film "Citadel" and support for small producers through events like Film City Glasgow.
Working title films
Working Title Films is a British film production company founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe and based in London. It produces both feature films and television productions. Eric Fellner and Bevan now co-chair the company, which was originally independent but now partners with Universal Studios. Working Title has produced many major films from the 1990s to present like Everest, Les Miserables, Johnny English, Shaun of the Dead, and the Jurassic Park franchise. The company frequently collaborates with other studios on films for funding, advertising, and appealing to international audiences. Non-profit organizations also invest in Working Title to support filmmaking without expecting financial returns, while corporations and wealthy individuals invest seeking profits
Distribution Media Studies
Lionsgate would be the best distribution company for the filmmaker's thriller film aimed at teenagers. Lionsgate specializes in distributing similar thriller and teen-focused films like The Hunger Games and Twilight franchises. They have experience marketing to the target teenage audience. While Paramount distributes some thrillers, they focus more on big budget blockbusters and look for well-known directors and actors. Lionsgate would be more open to distributing an independent thriller. If a distribution deal cannot be secured, self-distributing to film festivals could generate buzz but success is unlikely as most festival films do not find audiences and the festivals do not target the film's intended teenage demographic.
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.
Production company
New Line Cinema, Film4 Films, and Paramount Films were discussed as potential production companies for a psychological thriller film. New Line Cinema has experience producing successful psychological thrillers like The Butterfly Effect. Film4 Films supports low-budget UK films and often collaborates with other companies. Paramount Pictures is an established studio that has produced thrillers like Shutter Island, a psychological thriller similar to the one being pitched.
Production company
New Line Cinema, Film4 Films, and Paramount Films were discussed as potential production companies for a psychological thriller film. New Line Cinema has experience producing successful psychological thrillers like The Butterfly Effect. Film4 Films supports low-budget UK films and often collaborates with other production companies. Paramount Pictures is an established studio that has produced thrillers like Shutter Island, a psychological thriller similar to the one being pitched.
Evaluation
Universal Studios would be the best media institution to distribute my film for three key reasons:
1) Universal Studios has a history of successfully distributing independent films.
2) They are open to working with smaller production companies like mine, seeing value in their contributions to the film industry.
3) My romantic comedy film would fit well within Universal's target audiences of families and children, as it has a lighthearted and heartfelt story.
Company identity research
A company identity or ident is a logo or graphic design that represents a company, especially in film. The document discusses and analyzes the idents of three major film studios: TriStar Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, and 20th Century Fox. For each, it notes elements that convey power, leadership, excitement or that make the ident iconic and easily recognizable. The conclusion states that the document hopes to create a new company ident that is as simplistic and successful as these major studio idents.
Similar to Institutions (20)
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
Institutions
- 1. Lions Gate is a North American entertainment company. The company was founded in July 1997. From 2012 it is the most popular and successful film and tv distribution company in North America which is all independent. Working Title Films is a UK film production company, located in London. The company was founded in 1983 and it produces feature movies and a variety of tv productions.
- 2. Films that have used institutions such as Lions Gate and Working Title Films to distribute and produce their films
- 3. In my thriller opening it would have been better to use a more popular production company to gain more attention, I could have used Working Title Films because they have produced many films which are popular and known nationwide. They are also based in London and if I used this company in my opening it would have gained more attention from a wider audience, also the film is based in London. Working Title Films are known for making good movies, so if I used this company because of its good reputation people would be more drawn to watching the film. Especially if they previously really enjoyed a movie that Working Title Films produced. I could have also used Lions Gate UK to distribute my film because they also distribute popular films a majority of them which have the genre of thriller and they are also a American company which would gain a more wider bigger audience abroad.