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The document compares the institutions behind the films Interstellar and Kung Fury. Interstellar was produced by three major studios, cost $165 million to make, and grossed $675 million. Kung Fury was produced by the little-known Laser Unicorns Lampray for only $630,019. While Interstellar's studios like Legendary Pictures are well established, Kung Fury was Laser Unicorns' first film and was crowd-funded. Both films found critical success but Kung Fury was viewed as the more successful production given its acclaim and low budget.
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Paramount Pictures and Universal Pictures produced the high-budget film The Wolf of Wall Street, which had a budget of £100 million. It grossed over $300 million worldwide. The low-budget film Paranormal Activity was initially produced by Solana Films on a tiny budget of just £11,000, but was later distributed by Paramount Pictures, leading to worldwide box office earnings of £180 million. Paramount Pictures outperforms the other companies due to producing films in many genres that appeal to larger, more diverse audiences, while Solana Films only produced films in the horror genre.
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The document compares the institutions behind the low-budget film Insidious and the high-budget film Dark Shadows. It finds that Warner Brothers, which produced Dark Shadows, is a major studio with a large budget of $150 million, while the smaller Film District produced Insidious for only $1.5 million. However, Insidious went on to make $97 million at the box office, showing that a smaller company can still find success with a low-budget film. While Warner Brothers is a globally renowned producer of blockbusters like Harry Potter, Film District's breakout hit with Insidious helped establish it as a notable new player in the film industry as well.
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The document discusses the production details of the film The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. It was produced by Color Force and Lionsgate Films, funded by Lionsgate Entertainment, and distributed by Lionsgate UK. It had a budget of $130-140 million and grossed $861 million worldwide, making it the fourth highest grossing film of 2013. The film was a commercial and critical success, receiving positive reviews and several award nominations.
Independent vs mainstream films
This document discusses the differences between independent and mainstream films in the film industry. It provides details about two specific films as examples - Paranormal Activity as a low budget, independent film, and Titanic as a high budget, mainstream film. Some key points made are:
- Cinemas make most of their money from food/drink sales with mainstream films that attract larger audiences.
- It's harder for independent films to get cinema screenings as cinemas prioritize films that will bring in crowds.
- Paranormal Activity had an extremely low budget of $15,000 but made $193.4 million, while Titanic had a $200 million budget and made $2.187 billion.
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This is a slide show about the film production companies from Dark Night Rises and Paranormal Activity.
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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This document compares the high-budget film Avatar produced by 20th Century Fox for $425 million to the low-budget film Paranormal Activity produced by Solana Films and Blumhouse Productions for $15,000. It finds that while Paranormal Activity was very profitable, making over $107 million, Avatar was exponentially more successful, making over $760 million. 20th Century Fox is deemed more accomplished overall than the lesser known Solana Films based on financial returns, recognizability, and variety of genres produced.
Question 3
A global conglomerate would be best suited to distribute the film because it involves multiple genres like romance, action, drama, and thriller, and was made in the style of Hollywood glamour. Independent film companies tend to focus on specific genres and have limited budgets, making a large-scale production difficult. In contrast, conglomerates like Time Warner and Universal have the financial resources and international reach needed to produce and widely distribute a film hoping to appeal to broad audiences and generate significant profits. As the film deals with stereotypically American themes like gun crime and celebrities, a major American studio would be well-positioned to distribute it.
Question 3
Entertainment Film Distributors would be the most suitable company to distribute my film. As a British distributor of independent films in the UK and Ireland, they specialize in backing newcomers and low-budget films. They have distributed several romantic comedies, the genre of my film, including Run Fatboy Run, 17 Again, and Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. Their experience distributing popular romantic comedies in this genre would help ensure wide exposure for my film. Other companies like Momentum Pictures and Artificial Eye were less suitable - Momentum does not work with many low-budget projects and Artificial Eye focuses on art house and foreign films instead of my genre.
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.
Mainstream vs niche
This document discusses the differences between mainstream and niche media productions. It provides examples of mainstream movie studios like 20th Century Fox and blockbuster franchises. Niche productions are defined as targeting specific audiences through independent companies like Blumhouse Productions, which makes low-budget horror films. The document analyzes how Blumhouse relies on partnerships with larger studios for distribution. It determines that the horror film "Beelzebub" presented would be best distributed by a niche company like Blumhouse due to its limited appeal but conventional genre elements.
Hunger games catching fire case study
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire was produced by Color Force and Lionsgate Films, and distributed by Lionsgate UK. It had a budget of $130-140 million and grossed $861 million worldwide, making it very successful. The film was directed by Francis Lawrence and starred Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Evereen. It received positive reviews from critics and audiences and won several awards for its music, costumes, and makeup.
Question 3 - What kind of media institution might distribute your media product?
The document discusses potential film studios to distribute a thriller film. The author chooses Warner Bros. due to their successful history with films like The Dark Knight trilogy, Inception, and I Am Legend. Warner Bros' reputation and large budgets would help market and promote the film, increasing audiences and chances of success. Their experience with similar thrillers like V for Vendetta and The Shining, in terms of antagonists and themes, would also be beneficial.
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
Film distributors play an important role in distributing films to various markets and platforms. For short films, distributors represent the film at festivals and markets worldwide to sell it to companies that screen shorts. For feature films, distributors handle theatrical releases in specific countries as well as marketing and home video/streaming distribution. Distributors will source new films at festivals like Cannes and Sundance.
For a horror film, an independent distributor would be suitable as horror films tend not to get major releases but are well advertised. Independent distributors like Icon Film Distribution and Vertigo Films have experience with successful horror films and could benefit from a hit. Bigger companies also provide experience distributing a wide variety of films. Specialist horror dist
What institution to use for film?
Annapurna Pictures would be a good fit to produce the filmmaker's low-budget thriller because they specialize in low-budget productions and providing expertise for films that might be considered risky. Annapurna has produced similar thriller films on low budgets like Zero Dark Thirty. They also produce "sophisticated, high-quality films" and "mature, adult dramas", which would match the ethos and target audience of the filmmaker's project. Annapurna could effectively market the film through digital platforms to reach its younger target audience.
Film research institutions
The document summarizes and compares information about two films - Brick and Avatar - including their production companies, budgets, box office earnings, and the popularity and typical genres of the production companies. The high-budget Avatar, produced by major studio 20th Century Fox, had a budget of $237 million and grossed $2.78 billion worldwide, while the low-budget Brick, produced by smaller companies, had a budget of only $475,000 and grossed $2 million. 20th Century Fox is considered more popular and successful overall due to the large number of highly profitable films it has produced across many genres for broad audiences.
Question 3
- Warp Films would be a good choice to distribute my low-budget film because they specialize in independently funding smaller, culturally relevant films.
- Their successful distribution of the low-budget horror film "28 Days Later" shows they are open to films with compelling stories and characters, even on a small scale, similar to my own film.
- My target audience of 18-25 year old males is quite niche, making a smaller production company a better fit than a large one focused on mass appeal.
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.
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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.
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- 3. Question 1: What are the main institutions for each of the films • Interstellar- Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, Legendary Pictures • Kung Fury- Laser Unicorns Lampray
- 4. Question 2: How much money was used to produce each film? • Interstellar- 165 million dollars • Kung Fury- 630,019 dollars
- 5. How much money was made by each of the films? • Interstellar- 675 million dollars • Kung Fury- N/A
- 6. How well known are the production companies? • Interstellar- Legendary Pictures – Very well known and respected production companies that has produced many high budget and blockbuster films in the past that have been well received by critics. These include the recent Batman series and Jurassic World • Kung Fury- Laser Unicorns Lampray- Its first film that was created through crowd funding and a small starting budget. Almost entirely unknown and unrecognised internationally.
- 7. Differences between the films in terms of institutions • Interstellar has three main institutions that distributed and created the film while Kung Fury had only one. Furthermore the three main institutions most likely had hundreds of people working for them while Laser Unicorns only had a small team of dedicated members. • Also Laser Unicorns made the film on an originally small budget and received crowd funding while interstellar most likely received millions in funding by companies.
- 8. Similarities between the films in terms of institutions • The similarities between the two are very lacklustre with almost no semblance appearing between them other than the international success that was enjoyed by both. This was because at the Cannes Film Festival, Kung Fury was recognised and celebrated well while Interstellar was already well known for its massive advertising campaign.
- 9. What other films have the production companies made? • Legendary Pictures has made films like the recent Batman series of films and Jurassic World which received critical acclaim by many as being excellent films and has a long history of being a good production company that has the ability to make high quality films. • Laser Unicorns Lampray however has made no previous films and so was being judged off this film that like Interstellar received high critical acclaim
- 10. What genre of film does the company usually produce? • Legendary Pictures has made many different films but appears to be dominated by action which is a step different than Interstellar which can be considered a thriller. This however does not function into the quality of the movie as they have a lot of experience over many genres. • Laser Unicorns Lampray on the other hand most likely only has experience with student films which should impact future films.
- 11. What audience do each of the institutions appeal to • Legendary Pictures appears to appeal to a more adult audience most likely around the age of 18-30 with more action and focused storylines appearing within they movies. • Laser Unicorns Lampray is most likely targeting this similar audience as it offers similar tropes as Legendary Pictures but is much more focused on the action and comedy aspects of the film that would not be as well understood by a younger audience.
- 12. Which institution is more successful in your opinion? • I believe that Laser Unicorns Lampray was more successful because it was able to make a critically acclaimed film on crowd funding that has been internationally recognised while Legendary Pictures was able to make another great film in its record it can be said that it was one of the less popular ones that they had made with Jurassic World completely outselling it.