4. Exhibition
• Having taken a survey on how our target audience consume films we decided that
our film should be exhibited through a cinema. This is because it is the second
most popular from of consumption according to our feedback. Our film is an
independent film thus wouldn’t be able to be shown at big cinemas such as
Cineworld and Odeon but we could use Picture House Cinemas to exhibit it as it is
known for showing minor films.
• Once it had been in cinemas for a short time we could release it onto DVD and
onto subscription sites using a different distributor (such as Distribber who help
smaller films get seen by their target audiences)
• We would also be able to gain feedback through the ratings system on these
services and on websites such as IMDB which a lot of film lovers post reviews on.
• Another way we could exhibit our product would be using YouTube and earning
money off of the Google ads on it.
5. Regulation
• A horror film similar to ours is The Conjuring (2013). This is rated a 15
by the British Board of Film Classification.
• A 15 rating may, according to the BBFC, include the following: strong
violence, frequent strong language, portrayals of sexual activity,
strong verbal references to sex, sexual nudity, brief scenes of sexual
violence or verbal references to sexual violence, discriminatory
language or behavior or drug taking.
• Our film includes: strong language, frequent strong language and
portrayals of sexual activity (due to our romantic sub plot).