Low and high budget films[1]
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The document compares the low-budget horror film Insidious produced for $1.5 million by the lesser known Film District studio to the high-budget film Dark Shadows produced for $150 million by the renowned Warner Brothers Pictures studio. While Dark Shadows had a larger budget and box office earnings of $245.5 million, Insidious was very profitable for its budget, earning $97 million at the box office. Both studios aimed their films primarily at male audiences but Film District outperformed expectations for an emerging studio given their success with Insidious and other films on smaller budgets than the well-established powerhouse Warner Brothers.
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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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Short films are typically under 30 minutes while feature films are 70-210 minutes. Short films have small budgets so rely on festivals for distribution, while features get funding from major studios. Features can afford famous actors and locations, helping films like Get Out gross over $255 million. Meanwhile, short films tell relatable stories on modest budgets, with examples like The Silent Child winning awards. Overall, features are considered better due to their larger budgets and commercial success, though short films find acclaim at festivals for creative storytelling.
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Fox Searchlight Pictures would be the best distribution company for the student's film project. As a company that specializes in horror and drama genres with low budgets, Fox Searchlight Pictures has had success distributing films like Slumdog Millionaire and 12 Years a Slave, which made significantly more than their budgets. They focus on films driven by strong storylines over large budgets. For these reasons, Fox Searchlight Pictures would have the right audience and facilities to successfully distribute the student's low-budget horror or drama film.
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The document discusses which type of media institution would be best for distributing a low-budget horror film. It argues that a smaller, independent company like Warp Films would be more suitable than a major studio. Warp Films supports lower budget, culturally significant films. Examples like 28 Days Later were successful despite small budgets due to strong stories and characters. The summary also notes that the target audience for the film would be predominantly male ages 18-25, further supporting the choice of a smaller distributor suited for niche films within the mass market.
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Warp films distributor
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Early Life and Career Beginnings
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Low and high budget films[1]
- 1. Low and High budget horror Films By Denzil Buck
- 2. Insidious V Dark Shadows
- 3. Question 1 • What are the main institutions used for the film? Insidious Insidious Dark Shadows • Insidious is made by a low budge unknown brand Film District whilst, Dark Shadows is made by the renowned High budget film makers Warner Brothers Pictures
- 4. Question 2 • How much money was used to produce these films (the budget). • Insidious Budget: $1.5milllion • Dark Shadows Budget: $150million
- 5. Question 3 • How much money was made from each of these films. • Insidious box office: 97,000,000 • Dark Shadows box office: 245,500,000
- 6. Question 4 • How well known are the production companies for both the high-budget and low- budget film? • Film District was not known before they made their successful film insidious which got them known in the film business. • Warner Brothers is known globally and made successful films like Dark night and Harry Potter
- 7. Question 5 • List the differences between the high-budget film and the low-budget film in terms of the institutions. • The institution of Warner Brothers spend a lot of their high budget on special effects, cast and directors. • The institution of film district spend a lot more of their money of promotion and trailers because they’re less known.
- 8. Question 6 • List any similarities that exist between the high-budget film and the low-budget film in terms of the institutions? • The similarities between these high budget and low budget film institutions is that they spend the majority of their money on the production of the film.
- 9. Question 7 • What other films has the production company made? Were these as successful? Why/why not? • The majority of Film Districts films were made after insidious in 2010 because this was their big break into the movie business. But they made films like Looper that was very successful having a budget of 30million but having a box office of 176,000,000. The reason it was successful because it had a unique storyline that come across in the trailer.
- 10. Continued • Warner Brothers have been a distinguished movie company for many years and have made one of the most successful Franchises of all time Harry Potter. This film had a budget over the 8 films of 1 billion and had box office earnings of 7 billion. Why this was successful I think is because it took people to a magical place which had never been done before also it established itself well over the first few films so people wanted to come back.
- 11. Question 8 • What genre of films does the company usually produce? Is this important when considering who could produce your film? Why • The genre of film Film District usually produces is normally action based like Olympus has fallen and Looper and sometimes horror. • Warner Brothers produce a variety of different genre films but mostly Action, Horror and comedy with films like Dark night, The Orphan and The Hangover all of which has been successful in some way.
- 12. Question 9 • What audiences do each of the institutions aim to appeal to? Is this reflected through their film choice, or does this vary? • These films both aim to appeal predominately to a male audience as Film District produces films in the genre of sci-fi and action like Evil dead and Looper. Whilst Warner Brothers spend most of their money on action films as there most expensive films are action like Superman and Inception. These type of films generally would appeal to males.
- 13. Question 10 • Which institution do you feel outperforms the other and could claim to be more successful, considering your research? Explain your reasons? • Obviously Warner Brothers have been an established power house since the 1970’s and continue to produce successful films. But considering Film District is not nearly as established as Warner Brothers it had a sharp incline to a well respected film company with a series of successful films like Looper, Insidious and Olympus has Fallen.