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20th Century Fox would be the ideal distributor if the film had an unlimited budget, as they are a major global distributor known for distributing films of various genres, including thrillers similar to the one described. However, Lionsgate would be a better choice as they have experience distributing smaller, lower-budget films from new filmmakers, using effective promotional methods like trailers, posters, and premiers. Lionsgate's willingness to work with independent films and less known creators makes them the most suitable distributor.
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This document contains summaries of several comedians from film history:
- Charlie Chaplin was a British comedian actor and filmmaker known for his slapstick films without dialogue from the 1910s-1930s such as The Kid, The Gold Rush, and Modern Times.
- Harold Lloyd was an American comedian actor and stunt performer who made nearly 200 films between 1914-1947 and found great success in the 1920s with films like Safety Last! and The Freshman.
- Laurel and Hardy were a famous comedy duo from the 1920s-1950s known for their slapstick short films where Oliver Hardy was more sensible and Stan Laurel was childlike.
Eval 3 final
Film4 had a significant impact during the pre-production of the documentary by setting expectations for controversial realist themes and low budgets. This influenced the filmmaker's choice of unknown actors, location, and style. During production, Film4's model of using average equipment and prioritizing authenticity without added sounds was followed. Post-production distribution plans included small independent cinemas and word-of-mouth on social media to target the intended 18-24 audience, in line with Film4's approach.
Question 3 - evaluation
Our film distribution company is called 'A! PRODUCTION'. We have chosen to make our film a mainstream production to attract a wider audience and utilize experienced post-production staff and better equipment. We feel our film's distributors should be Focus Films and Revolver Entertainments as they have experience with our genre and have distributed similar successful London-based films. Our distribution company will specialize in independently made urban films based in London that may portray gangs and criminals.
Q3
This document discusses film distribution options for an independent, low-budget film about a transgender girl. It identifies that independent distributors like IFC Films and Revolver often pick up niche films from the film festival circuit. The film's inspirations and subject matter suggest it would fit well within IFC Film's LGBTQ section. Streaming services are also presented as a promising distribution avenue. In conclusion, the filmmakers would pursue the festival and independent distributor route given their film's independent production and niche genre.
Q3 Evaluation
This document discusses film distribution options for an independent, low-budget film about a transgender girl. It identifies that independent distributors like IFC Films and Revolver often pick up niche films from the film festival circuit. The document suggests IFC Films would be a good fit given they distribute LGBTQ-themed films. It also notes how streaming services are becoming more involved in distribution. In conclusion, the filmmaker believes an independent distributor is the best pathway after attempting to showcase the film at festivals.
Short film research
Short films are typically under 40 minutes long and tell a story with a beginning, middle, and end through linear or non-linear narrative. They are generally low budget and made by amateur filmmakers. Short films have existed since the 1920s when they were shown before feature films in theaters to entertain audiences. By the 1950s, short films lost popularity in cinemas. Today, short films are less common in theaters but are featured at many film festivals and on websites that support up-and-coming filmmakers.
Evaluation task 3: Distribution company
This document evaluates potential media institutions that could distribute a low-budget, gritty social realist thriller film called "Embers". It analyzes why Studio Canal would be a good fit, as they previously distributed the similar 2014 film "Catch Me Daddy". Studio Canal is a French film company that vertically integrates production, distribution, and marketing, and has experience with films across a wide range of genres. Marketing would primarily involve film festival exhibition and promotion of positive reviews to build awareness of the £800,000 budgeted production.
The pitch
The documentary will focus on graffiti art culture, interviewing both graffiti artists and police officers. It will include footage of graffiti being created and shots of walls with spray cans. The documentary will aim to explore whether graffiti is art or vandalism by presenting both perspectives in an unbiased manner. It will be targeted towards males aged 16-34 but also attract female audiences interested in art. The documentary will air on Channel 4 to reach its target demographic.
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Fmp context
This document contains summaries of several comedians from film history:
- Charlie Chaplin was a British comedian actor and filmmaker known for his slapstick films without dialogue from the 1910s-1930s such as The Kid, The Gold Rush, and Modern Times.
- Harold Lloyd was an American comedian actor and stunt performer who made nearly 200 films between 1914-1947 and found great success in the 1920s with films like Safety Last! and The Freshman.
- Laurel and Hardy were a famous comedy duo from the 1920s-1950s known for their slapstick short films where Oliver Hardy was more sensible and Stan Laurel was childlike.
Eval 3 final
Film4 had a significant impact during the pre-production of the documentary by setting expectations for controversial realist themes and low budgets. This influenced the filmmaker's choice of unknown actors, location, and style. During production, Film4's model of using average equipment and prioritizing authenticity without added sounds was followed. Post-production distribution plans included small independent cinemas and word-of-mouth on social media to target the intended 18-24 audience, in line with Film4's approach.
Question 3 - evaluation
Our film distribution company is called 'A! PRODUCTION'. We have chosen to make our film a mainstream production to attract a wider audience and utilize experienced post-production staff and better equipment. We feel our film's distributors should be Focus Films and Revolver Entertainments as they have experience with our genre and have distributed similar successful London-based films. Our distribution company will specialize in independently made urban films based in London that may portray gangs and criminals.
Q3
This document discusses film distribution options for an independent, low-budget film about a transgender girl. It identifies that independent distributors like IFC Films and Revolver often pick up niche films from the film festival circuit. The film's inspirations and subject matter suggest it would fit well within IFC Film's LGBTQ section. Streaming services are also presented as a promising distribution avenue. In conclusion, the filmmakers would pursue the festival and independent distributor route given their film's independent production and niche genre.
Q3 Evaluation
This document discusses film distribution options for an independent, low-budget film about a transgender girl. It identifies that independent distributors like IFC Films and Revolver often pick up niche films from the film festival circuit. The document suggests IFC Films would be a good fit given they distribute LGBTQ-themed films. It also notes how streaming services are becoming more involved in distribution. In conclusion, the filmmaker believes an independent distributor is the best pathway after attempting to showcase the film at festivals.
Short film research
Short films are typically under 40 minutes long and tell a story with a beginning, middle, and end through linear or non-linear narrative. They are generally low budget and made by amateur filmmakers. Short films have existed since the 1920s when they were shown before feature films in theaters to entertain audiences. By the 1950s, short films lost popularity in cinemas. Today, short films are less common in theaters but are featured at many film festivals and on websites that support up-and-coming filmmakers.
Evaluation task 3: Distribution company
This document evaluates potential media institutions that could distribute a low-budget, gritty social realist thriller film called "Embers". It analyzes why Studio Canal would be a good fit, as they previously distributed the similar 2014 film "Catch Me Daddy". Studio Canal is a French film company that vertically integrates production, distribution, and marketing, and has experience with films across a wide range of genres. Marketing would primarily involve film festival exhibition and promotion of positive reviews to build awareness of the £800,000 budgeted production.
The pitch
The documentary will focus on graffiti art culture, interviewing both graffiti artists and police officers. It will include footage of graffiti being created and shots of walls with spray cans. The documentary will aim to explore whether graffiti is art or vandalism by presenting both perspectives in an unbiased manner. It will be targeted towards males aged 16-34 but also attract female audiences interested in art. The documentary will air on Channel 4 to reach its target demographic.
Media presentatioopn
The document evaluates potential media institutions to distribute a film. Film4 is suggested as a suitable option as it produces a variety of genres, including thrillers, and would get the film recognized in the UK. Metradome is also discussed as a realistic option for up-and-coming producers as it produces films in a cost-effective manner across all genres. Hammer Films, based in London with US distribution ties, could benefit the film given its history of popular horror films and international distribution. However, distributing via Lions Gate may be difficult given the film's low budget. Hammer Films and online distribution are also mentioned as potential options.
Impact of Film4
Film4 had a significant impact on all stages of production for the document's author's film. During pre-production, the author considered Film4's history of releasing controversial, realistic films and aimed to develop a project aligned with their style. Film4's low-budget model also influenced choices around actors, locations, and equipment. During production, the author emulated Film4's use of unknown actors, handheld cameras, and authentic settings and sounds. For distribution, the author plans to screen at small, independent cinemas like those that show Film4 films, and release online and DVD through Film4's channels due to their targeted audience.
Q3
This document discusses film distribution options. It explains that a distributor purchases rights to a film and shows it to buyers to get it in front of audiences. Major distributors like Warner Bros. and Universal typically distribute big-budget films they produce themselves. Independent distributors like IFC Films and Revolver handle more niche films, often discovered at festivals. The document suggests an independently produced LGBTQ film about a transgender girl would likely be picked up by an independent distributor like IFC Films, which has a section for LGBTQ films, or potentially a streaming service going forward as they expand into distribution. It would aim to be shown at festivals to attract distributors seeking such independent niche films.
Media marvel and disney
This document summarizes Disney's activities across different media sectors before and after acquiring Marvel in 2009, and provides predictions for the next 10 years. Before the acquisition, Disney was successful in publishing, film/TV, and interactive experiences through theme parks. After acquiring Marvel, Disney expanded the Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise through films, TV shows, theme park attractions, and merchandise. The document predicts that Disney and Marvel will continue growing their global leadership and releasing new content across publishing, film/TV, games, and theme parks in the next 10 years.
Lionsgate media eval q3
Lionsgate would be a good choice to produce the filmmaker's crime film because they have a reputation for success, financial resources, and a gap in their portfolio for a British crime film. While Lionsgate has produced some crime films, they have focused on American action movies, leaving an opening for a gritty yet funny British crime film. Such a film could attract a new audience in England and be very profitable if done well. Lionsgate's recent crime films have been American-style Hollywood productions, showing a need for an authentically British crime film. There is also a broader gap in the market for quality British crime films in the last two years. Lionsgate's resources and knowledge make them well-suited to
History of the action genre
This document traces the history of action films from the 1920s to present day. It outlines some of the earliest action films from the 1920s-1930s like "The Three Musketeers" which were black and white silent films. Action films evolved through the 1940s-1950s with the addition of audio but remained black and white. The 1960s saw the rise of the James Bond franchise and films being produced in color. Stunt work advanced in the 1970s alongside crime/detective films. The 1980s featured many action blockbusters driven by stars like Schwarzenegger and Stallone. CGI technology began being used in action films in the 1990s and has since advanced significantly, improving film quality and special
Distribution Question
The document discusses potential film distributors for a new thriller/horror film. It analyzes how similar genre films like Taken and The Blair Witch Project were distributed by major American studios like 20th Century Fox and Artisan Entertainment. Meanwhile, the British film Eden Lake was distributed by Optimum Releasing, a British company. The document concludes that EMI, a British film distributor, would be likely to distribute the new film since it is of a similar genre to other films EMI has supported and EMI would be inclined as a British company to distribute a British film.
History Of Film
This document outlines the history of film from 1902 to 1994, highlighting several influential movies from different genres and decades that helped advance the medium. It notes that A Trip to the Moon in 1902 recognized differences between screen and real-time, while The Great Train Robbery in 1903 contained live stunts and was one of the first westerns. Later, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde in 1908 was among the first horror films, Gone With The Wind in the 1930s was one of the first feature-length films in color, and Shawshank Redemption in 1994 is considered one of the greatest films of all time according to IMDB.
History of the action genre
The document traces the history of action films from the 1920s to the present. It outlines the evolution of technology from silent black and white films to modern films utilizing CGI and 3D graphics. Key developments included the introduction of sound and color in the 1930s-1950s, the rise of the modern action film with James Bond in the 1960s, the gritty detective/crime films of the 1970s, the action blockbusters of the 1980s starring Stallone and Schwarzenegger, increased use of sequels and CGI in the 1990s, and how advanced technology continues improving the quality of present-day action films.
Famous British actors. Part 1
You will learn about famous British actors (Anthony Hopkins, Sir Ian McKellan, Patrick Stewart, Rowan Atkinson, Emma Thompson, Colin Firth, Sean Bean, Tilda Swinton, Hugh Grant, Jude Law, Ewan McGregor, Christian Bale)
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The target audience for the film is men and women ages 16-40. Younger audiences may find the psychological thriller confusing while older audiences will appreciate having to think about what is happening. Famous British director Alfred Hitchcock will direct because of his success with the genre. Actors include Idris Elba, Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp, Russell Brand, and Laurence R. Harvey. The film will be shot at Pinewood Studios in London, England with locations including sewers, bars, woods, police stations, and houses.
Institution research
The document discusses several major film studios and production companies:
- Warner Brothers Pictures is a major American media conglomerate that produces film, television, and music. It owns several subsidiary companies involved in film and TV production and distribution.
- Universal Studios is a major American motion picture studio owned by Comcast. It has production studios in California and offices in New York. The studio owns film production units divided among countries.
- Paramount Pictures is a major American film production and distribution company owned by Viacom. Founded in 1912, it is the oldest American film studio and generates over $3 billion annually in revenue.
- EuropaCorp is a major French film producer and distributor headquartered near Paris
Fmp context
This document contains summaries of several famous comedians from the silent film era: Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, Laurel and Hardy, and Marie Dressler. It describes their backgrounds, careers, notable films, and commercial successes. The author indicates they are interested in being both an actor and director of comedic films without dialogue, and cites Chaplin and Dressler as influences for their physical comedy skills and ability to convey emotion through body language and facial expressions.
Me and natalie pitch
This document provides a pitch for a British teen sci-fi superhero film called "The Lost Causes" created by Shay and Natalie. The film follows three ordinary teenagers who discover they each have a superpower. It will feature cameos from Cheryl Cole and Joey Essex and a soundtrack from UK artists like Rita Ora and Ed Sheeran. The film is aimed at teenagers and young adults and will have a wide advertising campaign including posters, apps, and merchandise. It will premiere in London and film festivals and be distributed in UK cinemas in July. The estimated budget is £5-7 million with £50,000-800,000 for advertising.
History of cinema
The document provides a history of the development of cinema from its origins in the camera obscura to modern times. It traces key developments like the introduction of film by Kodak, the work of the Lumiere brothers who held the first public film screening, and the introduction of sound in films with the 1927 film The Jazz Singer. Important figures that advanced cinematic techniques include D.W. Griffith, Charlie Chaplin, V. Shantaram, and directors from the parallel cinema movement in India like Satyajit Ray, Mrinal Sen, and Ritwik Ghatak. The document covers the growth of the industry in India and the establishment of major film studios there.
AS Research and Planning - History of Film
The document outlines the history of film from 1895 to the present day, highlighting some of the most influential and pioneering films in different eras that helped establish popular genres or introduced new cinematic techniques. It notes early science fiction, western, animated, and horror films from 1902 to 1908 and how films evolved in the following decades to include psychological thrillers, westerns mixed with science fiction, films using computer graphics and 3D technology.
Film Distribution Media AS 2013
An independent UK film distribution company like Dogwoof would be best suited to distribute our new psychological thriller film called "The Obsession". As a low-budget British film that focuses on gritty urban scenes and doesn't include Hollywood-style stereotypes of the UK, it would appeal more to an independent distributor and UK audiences rather than a major company. Releasing it around Halloween and promoting it through social media could help it find an audience. While self-distribution would retain full control, the legal and sales expertise of a distributor would help maximize profits.
Q4
The document discusses targeting a wide audience for a new media product described as a "realistic supernatural horror thriller" film rated 15. It aims to attract viewers between ages 15-50 of both genders and all ethnicities by including characters from different backgrounds. Specifically, it hopes to draw in those who enjoy supernatural elements, teenagers looking for films to see with friends, and even people who dislike the genre through social influence of others watching it, similar to the successful Paranormal Activity film franchise.
Question 3
Vestron Pictures would be a suitable distributor for the author's thriller film. Vestron previously distributed similar low-budget films like Parents that had comparable themes and genres to the author's thriller. They have experience distributing films with first-time directors. Now owned by Lionsgate, Vestron could utilize Lionsgate's successful marketing techniques, such as incorporating real blood into print advertisements for Saw III, to promote the author's film. Vestron targets teenage to young adult audiences, which matches the target audience for the author's thriller. Their partnership with Lionsgate could help the author's film find wider success.
Evaluation task3part2
Phase 4 Films would be a suitable distributor for the opening sequence film. Phase 4 Films distributes similar films like Eden that involve human trafficking. It is a family-owned Canadian company that has distributed many genres of films since 1996, including comedies, dramas, thrillers and animation. While it cannot provide the same level of marketing as major studios, Phase 4 Films would market the film through a trailer and posters, and possibly a small premiere or film festival. The film's genre and lower budget would be a good fit for Phase 4 Films' target audiences and film selection.
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Media presentatioopn
The document evaluates potential media institutions to distribute a film. Film4 is suggested as a suitable option as it produces a variety of genres, including thrillers, and would get the film recognized in the UK. Metradome is also discussed as a realistic option for up-and-coming producers as it produces films in a cost-effective manner across all genres. Hammer Films, based in London with US distribution ties, could benefit the film given its history of popular horror films and international distribution. However, distributing via Lions Gate may be difficult given the film's low budget. Hammer Films and online distribution are also mentioned as potential options.
Impact of Film4
Film4 had a significant impact on all stages of production for the document's author's film. During pre-production, the author considered Film4's history of releasing controversial, realistic films and aimed to develop a project aligned with their style. Film4's low-budget model also influenced choices around actors, locations, and equipment. During production, the author emulated Film4's use of unknown actors, handheld cameras, and authentic settings and sounds. For distribution, the author plans to screen at small, independent cinemas like those that show Film4 films, and release online and DVD through Film4's channels due to their targeted audience.
Q3
This document discusses film distribution options. It explains that a distributor purchases rights to a film and shows it to buyers to get it in front of audiences. Major distributors like Warner Bros. and Universal typically distribute big-budget films they produce themselves. Independent distributors like IFC Films and Revolver handle more niche films, often discovered at festivals. The document suggests an independently produced LGBTQ film about a transgender girl would likely be picked up by an independent distributor like IFC Films, which has a section for LGBTQ films, or potentially a streaming service going forward as they expand into distribution. It would aim to be shown at festivals to attract distributors seeking such independent niche films.
Media marvel and disney
This document summarizes Disney's activities across different media sectors before and after acquiring Marvel in 2009, and provides predictions for the next 10 years. Before the acquisition, Disney was successful in publishing, film/TV, and interactive experiences through theme parks. After acquiring Marvel, Disney expanded the Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise through films, TV shows, theme park attractions, and merchandise. The document predicts that Disney and Marvel will continue growing their global leadership and releasing new content across publishing, film/TV, games, and theme parks in the next 10 years.
Lionsgate media eval q3
Lionsgate would be a good choice to produce the filmmaker's crime film because they have a reputation for success, financial resources, and a gap in their portfolio for a British crime film. While Lionsgate has produced some crime films, they have focused on American action movies, leaving an opening for a gritty yet funny British crime film. Such a film could attract a new audience in England and be very profitable if done well. Lionsgate's recent crime films have been American-style Hollywood productions, showing a need for an authentically British crime film. There is also a broader gap in the market for quality British crime films in the last two years. Lionsgate's resources and knowledge make them well-suited to
History of the action genre
This document traces the history of action films from the 1920s to present day. It outlines some of the earliest action films from the 1920s-1930s like "The Three Musketeers" which were black and white silent films. Action films evolved through the 1940s-1950s with the addition of audio but remained black and white. The 1960s saw the rise of the James Bond franchise and films being produced in color. Stunt work advanced in the 1970s alongside crime/detective films. The 1980s featured many action blockbusters driven by stars like Schwarzenegger and Stallone. CGI technology began being used in action films in the 1990s and has since advanced significantly, improving film quality and special
Distribution Question
The document discusses potential film distributors for a new thriller/horror film. It analyzes how similar genre films like Taken and The Blair Witch Project were distributed by major American studios like 20th Century Fox and Artisan Entertainment. Meanwhile, the British film Eden Lake was distributed by Optimum Releasing, a British company. The document concludes that EMI, a British film distributor, would be likely to distribute the new film since it is of a similar genre to other films EMI has supported and EMI would be inclined as a British company to distribute a British film.
History Of Film
This document outlines the history of film from 1902 to 1994, highlighting several influential movies from different genres and decades that helped advance the medium. It notes that A Trip to the Moon in 1902 recognized differences between screen and real-time, while The Great Train Robbery in 1903 contained live stunts and was one of the first westerns. Later, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde in 1908 was among the first horror films, Gone With The Wind in the 1930s was one of the first feature-length films in color, and Shawshank Redemption in 1994 is considered one of the greatest films of all time according to IMDB.
History of the action genre
The document traces the history of action films from the 1920s to the present. It outlines the evolution of technology from silent black and white films to modern films utilizing CGI and 3D graphics. Key developments included the introduction of sound and color in the 1930s-1950s, the rise of the modern action film with James Bond in the 1960s, the gritty detective/crime films of the 1970s, the action blockbusters of the 1980s starring Stallone and Schwarzenegger, increased use of sequels and CGI in the 1990s, and how advanced technology continues improving the quality of present-day action films.
Famous British actors. Part 1
You will learn about famous British actors (Anthony Hopkins, Sir Ian McKellan, Patrick Stewart, Rowan Atkinson, Emma Thompson, Colin Firth, Sean Bean, Tilda Swinton, Hugh Grant, Jude Law, Ewan McGregor, Christian Bale)
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The target audience for the film is men and women ages 16-40. Younger audiences may find the psychological thriller confusing while older audiences will appreciate having to think about what is happening. Famous British director Alfred Hitchcock will direct because of his success with the genre. Actors include Idris Elba, Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp, Russell Brand, and Laurence R. Harvey. The film will be shot at Pinewood Studios in London, England with locations including sewers, bars, woods, police stations, and houses.
Institution research
The document discusses several major film studios and production companies:
- Warner Brothers Pictures is a major American media conglomerate that produces film, television, and music. It owns several subsidiary companies involved in film and TV production and distribution.
- Universal Studios is a major American motion picture studio owned by Comcast. It has production studios in California and offices in New York. The studio owns film production units divided among countries.
- Paramount Pictures is a major American film production and distribution company owned by Viacom. Founded in 1912, it is the oldest American film studio and generates over $3 billion annually in revenue.
- EuropaCorp is a major French film producer and distributor headquartered near Paris
Fmp context
This document contains summaries of several famous comedians from the silent film era: Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, Laurel and Hardy, and Marie Dressler. It describes their backgrounds, careers, notable films, and commercial successes. The author indicates they are interested in being both an actor and director of comedic films without dialogue, and cites Chaplin and Dressler as influences for their physical comedy skills and ability to convey emotion through body language and facial expressions.
Me and natalie pitch
This document provides a pitch for a British teen sci-fi superhero film called "The Lost Causes" created by Shay and Natalie. The film follows three ordinary teenagers who discover they each have a superpower. It will feature cameos from Cheryl Cole and Joey Essex and a soundtrack from UK artists like Rita Ora and Ed Sheeran. The film is aimed at teenagers and young adults and will have a wide advertising campaign including posters, apps, and merchandise. It will premiere in London and film festivals and be distributed in UK cinemas in July. The estimated budget is £5-7 million with £50,000-800,000 for advertising.
History of cinema
The document provides a history of the development of cinema from its origins in the camera obscura to modern times. It traces key developments like the introduction of film by Kodak, the work of the Lumiere brothers who held the first public film screening, and the introduction of sound in films with the 1927 film The Jazz Singer. Important figures that advanced cinematic techniques include D.W. Griffith, Charlie Chaplin, V. Shantaram, and directors from the parallel cinema movement in India like Satyajit Ray, Mrinal Sen, and Ritwik Ghatak. The document covers the growth of the industry in India and the establishment of major film studios there.
AS Research and Planning - History of Film
The document outlines the history of film from 1895 to the present day, highlighting some of the most influential and pioneering films in different eras that helped establish popular genres or introduced new cinematic techniques. It notes early science fiction, western, animated, and horror films from 1902 to 1908 and how films evolved in the following decades to include psychological thrillers, westerns mixed with science fiction, films using computer graphics and 3D technology.
Film Distribution Media AS 2013
An independent UK film distribution company like Dogwoof would be best suited to distribute our new psychological thriller film called "The Obsession". As a low-budget British film that focuses on gritty urban scenes and doesn't include Hollywood-style stereotypes of the UK, it would appeal more to an independent distributor and UK audiences rather than a major company. Releasing it around Halloween and promoting it through social media could help it find an audience. While self-distribution would retain full control, the legal and sales expertise of a distributor would help maximize profits.
Q4
The document discusses targeting a wide audience for a new media product described as a "realistic supernatural horror thriller" film rated 15. It aims to attract viewers between ages 15-50 of both genders and all ethnicities by including characters from different backgrounds. Specifically, it hopes to draw in those who enjoy supernatural elements, teenagers looking for films to see with friends, and even people who dislike the genre through social influence of others watching it, similar to the successful Paranormal Activity film franchise.
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Vestron Pictures would be a suitable distributor for the author's thriller film. Vestron previously distributed similar low-budget films like Parents that had comparable themes and genres to the author's thriller. They have experience distributing films with first-time directors. Now owned by Lionsgate, Vestron could utilize Lionsgate's successful marketing techniques, such as incorporating real blood into print advertisements for Saw III, to promote the author's film. Vestron targets teenage to young adult audiences, which matches the target audience for the author's thriller. Their partnership with Lionsgate could help the author's film find wider success.
Evaluation task3part2
Phase 4 Films would be a suitable distributor for the opening sequence film. Phase 4 Films distributes similar films like Eden that involve human trafficking. It is a family-owned Canadian company that has distributed many genres of films since 1996, including comedies, dramas, thrillers and animation. While it cannot provide the same level of marketing as major studios, Phase 4 Films would market the film through a trailer and posters, and possibly a small premiere or film festival. The film's genre and lower budget would be a good fit for Phase 4 Films' target audiences and film selection.
Preparation for evaluation questions
The document discusses the film Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street and compares it to the author's thriller film idea. Sweeney Todd involves a barber seeking revenge on a corrupt judge by killing his customers and sending their bodies to a meat pie shop. The author analyzes Sweeney Todd's plot, genre, target audience, and distribution companies. They also compare their thriller idea to the film Parents, about a boy who suspects his parents are cannibals. The author concludes that while Sweeney Todd's distribution companies would be unrealistic, Vestron Pictures, which distributed lower budget films, would be a better fit for their thriller.
Evaluation Task 5
This document discusses how the opening sequence for a horror film attracts different audiences. It uses two teenage sister characters who both female and male audiences can relate to. Atmospheric shots are used to build tension. A slow start builds up to a dramatic ending where one sister is dragged away, leaving questions for viewers. Interviewed audiences said they wanted to be entertained and surprised. Shots of the sisters' home and family provide narrative details without dialogue. The sequence aims to attract those who enjoy tension, surprises, atmosphere, and rich stories.
Eval q 3 updated
Piper, a secret agent, must use her skills to save her kidnapped husband from Sergei while confined to her home. It reverses gender stereotypes with a strong female lead. The film is an independent thriller that the document's authors would want distributed by 20th Century Fox due to their success with similar action films like Taken. Their ideal cast includes Jason Statham as the villain Sergei, Rory Kinnear as the innocent husband John, and Natalie Portman as the heroic Piper. However, given the film's likely low budget, the preferred actual distributor would be Icon Films Distribution, a UK independent known for thriller, horror and mystery genres.
Eval question 1 powerpoint
This document compares the filmmaker's thriller "Beaten" to other media works that use zombie conventions such as 28 Days Later, The Descent, Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music video, and the video game Left 4 Dead. It analyzes similarities and differences between the works in terms of plotlines, characters, editing techniques, camerawork, titles, and action sequences. Overall, the document shows how "Beaten" both develops typical zombie genres conventions while also challenging some conventions through its unique story elements and filmmaking choices.
Which institution would distribute your film ella
StudioCanal UK was founded in 1999 as Optimum and distributes over 200 films per year through theatrical releases, DVD/Blu-ray releases, and re-releases of films from its back catalog. In 2006, StudioCanal acquired Optimum and it was renamed StudioCanal in 2011. StudioCanal would be a good choice to distribute a thriller film because it has experience distributing similar genres to wide audiences between 30-40 years old and has international distribution capabilities.
Evaluation questions
Anchor Bay Films produced the 2010 thriller film "13" starring Jason Statham and directed by Géla Babluani. The film is about a game of Russian Roulette. The target audience is those aged 16 and older who enjoy darker, more realistic films without heavy special effects. While this particular student film had a low budget due to using school cameras and few extras, commercially released thrillers of this genre typically have multimillion dollar budgets to cover travel, large crews, CGI, locations, and other production elements.
Evaluation question 3 powerpoint
Anchor Bay Entertainment started as two separate home video distributors that were later merged and acquired other companies. It specializes in releasing independent films on DVD and Blu-ray, including titles from its library of over 3,500 owned or licensed films. Releasing a film in high definition Blu-ray format could benefit a thriller by improving picture quality, though it may limit the potential market.
Evaluation task 3
Hugo Field evaluated his media campaign through focus groups, questionnaires, and YouTube statistics. The focus group of 17-24 year olds provided qualitative feedback on themes and design elements. Questionnaires gathered responses from a larger audience. YouTube stats showed the video attracted many 18-30 year old females due to the masculine lead singer. However, over half of viewers stopped watching after 55 seconds, indicating the need to further engage audiences. Overall, the evaluation revealed both strengths in targeting the right demographics but also weaknesses in fully captivating viewers.
What institution would make our thriller
Phase 4 Films was originally called Telegenic and founded in 1996 as a family film distributor, but was later renamed Kaboom! Entertainment after being purchased in 2003. While Phase 4 Films distributes a wide range of genres, including thrillers, their most successful films are higher budget comedies and dramas aimed at audiences between 18-50 years old. The document analyzes whether Phase 4 Films would be a good fit to distribute a low-budget thriller given their focus on higher budget films and genres other than thriller that tend to perform best.
Media evaluation q3
White Lantern Film is a digital media social enterprise that produces, develops, and distributes award-winning short films and documentaries. It has distributed successful thriller films like K-Shop, about a student turning vigilante after his father's death, and Emulsion, a psychological thriller about a man's obsession with his missing wife. Though an independent distributor, White Lantern Film could be a good choice for a thriller due to its prior success distributing films with similar elements like pacing, action sequences, mood, and atmosphere.
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Evaluation Task 3
Film distribution involves a distributor representing a film at festivals and markets to make it available to audiences. Major distributors like 20th Century Fox have more resources to hire famous actors compared to independent distributors like The Works. The document discusses distributing the film "The Wimp", about bullying, which could appeal to wide audiences given the global issue. 20th Century Fox may be interested since it distributed the popular similar film "Diary of a Wimpy Kid". Self-distribution has advantages of full control but is time-consuming without a distributor's industry relationships.
Evaluation Question 3
Revolver Entertainment would be the best company to distribute the film because they are based in London, the desired location for distribution, they specialize in similar independent and obscure films, and their promotional stunts would help gain attention for the unknown film. Funding may be obtained through the British Film Institute, which handles lottery funding formerly through the UK Film Council, as Revolver has worked with them in the past.
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The document discusses film distribution and marketing strategies for a psychological thriller film. It notes that similar successful films like Gone Girl, Before I Go To Sleep, and Girl On The Train were distributed by major companies like 20th Century Fox, Universal Pictures, and others. Given the similarities between those films and their own, the authors believe their film could also be distributed by a major company to reach a wide international audience. They plan to build buzz around the film's release through teaser trailers and marketing across different platforms and demographics.
Task 3
This document discusses distribution and marketing strategies for a psychological thriller film set in London. It defines distribution as making a film available for audiences and generating buzz through promotion. It notes that Lions Gate Entertainment would be a good independent distributor as it has successfully distributed similar films. The film would likely appeal most to UK audiences given its British setting and characters, but possibly also others interested in British culture. Suggested marketing strategies include ads on buses, trains, bus stops, billboards, social media, TV, and trailers in cinemas showing similar genres.
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The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute an upcoming thriller film. It analyzes Studiocanal, Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, and Warp Films. Studiocanal is selected as it distributes over 50 films per year across Europe, allowing the thriller to target a large, appropriate audience without the large costs of Warner Bros. or limited reach of Warp Films. 20th Century Fox mainly produces family films, so would not suit a thriller.
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Evaluation question 3
This document discusses potential film distribution companies for a psychological horror film. It analyzes Sony, Warp Films, and 20th Century Fox as options. Warp Films is selected because, as an independent UK company, it focuses on niche stories and British issues, allowing controversial subjects without pressure to appeal to mass markets. While Warp Films' smaller budgets mean fewer screens and locations, the content and style would be less affected than the budget. Warp Films has successfully distributed similar British films dealing with controversial topics.
Evaluation - Question 3.
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Evaluation Q3
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2) Distributing with Revolver would help establish the film's actors and actresses in the UK market.
3) "Paperchain" presents a unique psychological thriller perspective set in London that has not been widely seen before, unlike typical UK films about gangs and drugs.
Task 3 institutions
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Question 3
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2) As a stand-alone traditional noir piece set in an older time period rather than present day, it would likely not appeal to broad mainstream audiences or have potential for sequels.
3) The visual style of our noir film employing distinctive lighting and sets to depict emotion and entrapment would not be well received by mainstream audiences more familiar with modern visual conventions.
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- 1. Who will distribute our thriller?
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- 3. 20th Century Fox O Hungarian William Fox started 20th Centrury fox in 1904 in New york and later moved to LA in 1915 O The aim of the company was to make great movies with good actors and meanings.
- 4. Other films O Some other films from 20th century are: O Avatar O Taken O Dead pool O X-Men
- 5. Who would actually distribute the film? O Lions gate would distribute our film because they have done work with small scale film makers O Also they have distributed some thrillers that follow a similar story line to ours.
- 6. Why? O Lions gate has done work with small budget films before like ours. O They have done work with inexperienced unknown filmmakers like us before. O Our thriller is similar to some of the films that they have distributed in the past.
- 7. Our Movie O In the past Lionsgate has use multiple methods for distribution such as: O Interviews O Trailers O Posters O Premiers O For our film we would want Lionsgate to use the same methods as they have proven successful.
- 8. Lions gate O Lions gate distributes multiple types of genre films and doesn’t specialize in a certain. O Lionsgate does not distribute films to a certain target audience.