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DACE Productions is a marketing company that informs potential clients about its products and services to build and maintain a customer base. It targets a specific demographic for what it offers. The company website shows it produced the 2011 sci-fi comedy Attack the Block, which received over 2.5 million YouTube views and positive fan feedback, including limited edition posters and 365 different t-shirt designs that were sold.
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This document discusses distribution options for a low-budget thriller film. It notes that distributors market films, target audiences, and convince cinemas to show films. Large distributors like 20th Century Fox are unlikely due to the film's low budget. However, smaller distributors like Metrodome may be interested in low-budget films. The film's target audience would be ages 25-34 and female. Exhibition options include theaters, TV, and home video. Self-distribution using social media could create awareness cost-effectively. Ourscreen.com is an alternative to traditional cinema distribution for independent films.
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Media convergence and synergy
Here are my findings from analyzing the marketing and promotional material for The Harry Potter series and This is England:
- The Harry Potter print poster features the main characters and is clearly aimed at a young audience, capitalizing on the popularity of the book series.
- Extensive marketing across multiple Warner Bros. properties like TV channels, music, and books shows synergy. The film soundtracks being released on record labels owned by the studio also demonstrates synergy.
- Technological convergence is seen in the ability to watch the films online or on streaming services, as well as purchase soundtrack music digitally. This expands access.
- This is England's marketing featured the gritty coming-of-age story and realist drama
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Evaluation Q3
Verve Pictures specializes in distributing independent films in theaters and on DVD, and successfully releases a variety of genres including supernatural films like the one proposed. However, their smaller size may require a smaller film budget. Warner Bros is part of a large media conglomerate and could distribute the film to a large audience with a large marketing budget, but their supernatural films tend to have larger budgets. Warner Bros has experience distributing popular supernatural films like The Conjuring and Sinister that incorporate paranormal elements similar to the proposed film.
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Warner Bros. Digital Strategy
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Warner Bros has a robust distribution system that spans 90 countries. They distribute their films through various channels including theaters, online platforms like Netflix and iTunes, cable and satellite TV. Warner Bros also owns theaters which allows vertical integration from production to exhibition. Their distribution strategy aims to make films widely available on different platforms to cater to different customer preferences and reduce piracy.
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Question 3 - What kind of media institution might distribute your media product?
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Attack The Block is a 2011 British science fiction action comedy film directed by Joe Cornish. It follows a gang of teenage boys in London who have to defend their neighborhood from an invasion of aggressive alien creatures. The film was shot on location in South London housing estates and features a cast of relatively unknown young actors. It was a commercial and critical success, praising its realistic portrayal of the characters and thrilling action sequences on a low budget.
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Verve Pictures specializes in distributing independent films in theaters and on DVD, and successfully releases a variety of genres including supernatural films like the one proposed. However, their smaller size may require a smaller film budget. Warner Bros is part of a large media conglomerate and could distribute the film to a large audience with a large marketing budget, but their supernatural films tend to have larger budgets. Warner Bros has experience distributing popular supernatural films like The Conjuring and Sinister that incorporate paranormal elements similar to the proposed film.
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The document discusses potential film distributors for a psychological thriller media project. It analyzes Universal and New Line Cinema as options. Universal distributes many successful horror and thriller films. Though they also produce sci-fi, there is room in the market for a new psychological thriller. New Line Cinema had success with films like Se7en and Lord of the Rings that inspired the project. Both companies effectively distribute films globally and exhibit in national theater chains to reach large audiences.
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The Warner Bros. were founded in 1923 by four brothers and have become a global entertainment company producing films, TV shows, video games, and more. A proposed digital strategy would focus on social media like Twitter and Instagram to help audiences get to know the people behind Warner Bros. productions, internet marketing to promote content, and a mobile app to interact with fans and provide notifications of screenings. The $48,000 budget would be allocated across SEO, social media, email marketing, and content creation with the goal of turning viewers into loyal customers by engaging them online.
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The document outlines 17 advertising campaigns across various verticals. For each campaign it lists the advertiser, campaign name, and interactive features included in the creative such as expandable components, videos, scrolling products, social media integration, and data collection. The features provide interactivity to engage users.
Distribution Channels of Warner Bros.
Warner Bros has a robust distribution system that spans 90 countries. They distribute their films through various channels including theaters, online platforms like Netflix and iTunes, cable and satellite TV. Warner Bros also owns theaters which allows vertical integration from production to exhibition. Their distribution strategy aims to make films widely available on different platforms to cater to different customer preferences and reduce piracy.
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Mainstream films are distributed widely in theaters and heavily marketed through television, newspaper, and outdoor advertisements due to large budgets. Niche films have smaller budgets and are distributed through independent distributors with more limited marketing like viral online campaigns. The document suggests their film would be best suited for a niche distributor like Diffusion Pictures and a viral marketing campaign online to target their specific niche audience interested in their genre-challenging story.
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.
Q3 evaluation
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The film Battleship attracted a British audience through its use of established Hollywood stars like Rihanna and Liam Neeson. Universal Pictures, the studio behind the film, used marketing strategies on social media and in interviews to build excitement and give audiences a feeling of exclusivity. The film's poster and tagline hinted at unique naval combat to intrigue viewers and set it apart from other action movies.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses what type of media institution would be suitable to distribute a new action/comedy film. It suggests that a major film distributor like Warner Bros. would be best, as they have experience distributing similar mainstream genre films successfully. Warner Bros. has distributed many action and comedy films that were financial successes, so distributing the new film through them could also lead to success. Their large advertising budgets could help promote the film through various mainstream channels to wider audiences.
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The document discusses two ideas for distributing movie trailers as real media products. The first idea is to show trailers in cinemas, where the films will be shown, and on prime time TV to reach a wide audience and target demographics. The second idea is to distribute trailers through less traditional environments like tube stations, newspapers, magazines, billboards and bus stations to attract more interest, as well as through social media platforms, celebrities, paid promoters and a film-specific social media page.
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The document discusses the intended and actual audiences for a low-budget media product. The intended audience is males and females aged 15 to 35. However, the product would be distributed to independent and small chain cinemas rather than major cinema chains, so the actual audience would be smaller and consist of patrons of those specific cinemas who seek out films not shown at large multiplexes.
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This document analyzes the film poster for Attack the Block, which promotes the upcoming sci-fi/action comedy film aimed at teenagers. The poster uses various genre signifiers like meteors falling from the sky and a color palette of blues and grays to indicate its sci-fi genre. It also features a diverse cast of characters of different ages, ethnicities, and styles to appeal to a broad teenage audience. The setting of a London housing block plays a key role and would be relatable to the target demographic. Mentioning that it is from the producers of Shaun of the Dead helps attract interest since that was a popular previous film.
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Attack the block Poster Analysis - VEL
The film poster is advertising the 2011 sci-fi comedy film "Attack the Block" directed by Joe Cornish. It depicts a teen gang in South London defending their neighborhood from an alien invasion. The poster shows the gang standing together in casual clothing holding weapons to suggest the action and violence of the film. Iconic London buildings are shown in the distance for setting. Streaks of light and swirling mist in the background hint at the alien invasion plot. The poster aims to appeal to teenagers while also broadening the audience by including a diverse cast and famous actor. It promotes the low-budget film using imagery that reinforces the gritty setting to attract viewers to public transit advertisements.
Attack the block
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- 4. Views and Comments (YouTube Trailer) Over 2.5 Million Views 4,748 Likes 404 Dislikes Most Liked Comment: Good Comments: Bad Comments:
- 8. Video Story Photos Cast & Crew Cinemas Blog Play Games http://attacktheblock.com/
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- 13. Joe Cornish New York Comic Con, fans that attend the Q and A will be treated to a limited edition poster of Cornish's recent film Attack Of The Block. The 11X17 poster was designed by Mike Del Mundo and was produced by Marvel Custom Solutions Group.
- 14. Attack the Block has 365 £18 – different t-shirts designs £22 available!
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