Production and Distribution Research
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The document provides production and distribution details for three horror films: Oculus (2013) was produced by Blumhouse Productions, WWE Studios, and Intrepid Pictures, distributed by Relativity Media with a $5 million budget. The Final (2010) was produced by Agora Entertainment, distributed by After Dark Films with a $1 million budget. We Are What We Are (2013) was produced by Belladonna Productions, Memento Films International, Uncorked Productions, and Venture Forth, distributed by Entertainment One.
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The document discusses the distribution of the 2013 film Now You See Me. It describes how the film was distributed globally through various studios to theaters and later on DVD/Blu-Ray. Marketing efforts included posters, trailers, advertisements online and in print. The film had a wide release in theaters worldwide and was financially successful with a $75M budget but $351M in global box office receipts.
Inbetweeners
This document provides information about the production, distribution, and release of the movie The Inbetweeners. It discusses the main production company (Bwark Productions), as well as the distributors involved in distributing the movie globally. It also provides details about the movie's box office performance, release dates around the world, cast, and some of the other companies involved in production.
Institutional decisions
The production company is responsible for creating the film from initial idea through completion. This includes budgeting, fundraising, scripting, scheduling, casting, and hiring a director and actors. The production company is also responsible if any injuries or property damage occur during filming. The company "Clockwork Productions" chose their name and logo design to be memorable and creepy to match the thriller films they wanted to produce. A distributor is responsible for promoting and distributing the film to cinemas around the world. They analyze the film, show it to buyers, and agree on a price before sending copies to theaters. The filmmakers chose "Revolver" as their distributor since it has successfully distributed other British thriller films. Potential funding could
Institutional decisions
The production company is responsible for creating the film from initial idea through completion. This includes budgeting, fundraising, scripting, scheduling, casting, and hiring the director and actors. The production company is also responsible if any injuries or property damage occur during filming. The document discusses a hypothetical production company called "Clockwork Productions" and their logo design. It also describes the role of a distributor in promoting, releasing, and setting the price of the film in theaters. Potential funding sources for the hypothetical film include the British Film Industry lottery fund, which supports emerging UK filmmakers.
January february2013 newsletter
The Sundance Film Festival saw strong buyer activity in 2013, with 45 films acquired, the second highest number this century. There were over 12,000 submissions for the festival, demonstrating the difficulty of being accepted. Several films were acquired at high prices, including jOBS for $10 million. Fruitvale and Blood Brother won the top jury awards. The festival continued to see a rise in the number of films directed by women. Visual effects studio Rhythm & Hues filed for bankruptcy after the Oscars. Participant Media formed a new Latin American film fund with companies in Mexico, Chile, and Colombia.
Marketing, exhibition and Distribution
1) A film distributor is responsible for marketing a film and setting its release date and method of exhibition or viewing. They may distribute directly if they own theaters or networks, or through other sub-distributors.
2) Oblivion was released worldwide on April 19th 2013 in theaters. Its DVD and Blu-ray became available for pre-order in North America just 5 days later, and it was released on home video in the UK on August 6th, 2013.
3) Film promotion, sometimes called press junkets, generally includes advertising campaigns, interviews, and merchandise to maximize early revenue. Marketing budgets equal about half the production budget on average. Promotion for Oblivion began in April 2012 with
Imdb institutional research
The document contains information about 4 films: IMDB, Black Hawk Down, The Warlords, and Notting Hill. For each film, it provides details like country of origin, language, release date, budget, opening weekend gross, total gross, and production companies. It also notes that the ratings for each film were impacted by their focus on action scenes rather than genres like romance and adventure that appeal more to women audiences.
Imdb institutional research
The document contains information about 4 films: IMDB, Black Hawk Down, The Warlords, and Notting Hill. For each film, it provides details like country of origin, language, release date, budget, opening weekend gross, total gross, production companies, and a rating with brief explanation. The ratings for all films were between 6.9-7.8 due to their focus on action affecting the narrative and lack of genres like rom-com and adventure that appeal more to women audiences.
Imdb institutional research
The document contains information about 4 films: IMDB, Black Hawk Down, The Warlords, and Notting Hill. For each film, it provides details like country of origin, language, release date, budget, opening weekend gross, total gross, and production companies. It also notes that the ratings for each film were impacted by their focus on action scenes rather than genres like romance and adventure that appeal more to women audiences.
Case Study
The King's Speech document outlines the production companies, $15 million budget, $138 million box office total, director, actors, effective promotion through trail
Distribution of Now you see me
Distribution deals help audiences first learn about films and are often secured before filming. Distribution involves marketing a film through trailers, posters, reviews, festivals and merchandise. Now You See Me was distributed worldwide through various companies to theaters and later on DVD/Blu-Ray. It was released in summer 2013 to target teenagers and young adults, and was marketed through posters, trailers, advertising, and received a wide theater release globally, especially in the US and Europe. The film made a $276M profit from its $75M budget.
Wild bill
The film Wild Bill was directed by Dexter Fletcher and stars Charlie Creed-Miles and Will Poulter Dean as unknown actors. It focuses on two boys who are left to fend for themselves after their mother abandons them and their independence is threatened when their father is released from prison. The low-budget film of around £700,000 was produced by 20ten Media and STS Media and filmed in locations in London and the Isle of Wight. Though it performed poorly at the box office, making less than 10% of its budget, it became more popular after its DVD release.
Maleficent (2014) Case Study
Maleficent (2014) Case Study
Information about Maleficent's development, pre-production, production, post-production and distribution/marketing.
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Charlie st cloud...
Charlie St. Cloud is a drama film about a young man named Charlie who is overcome with grief after his younger brother dies. Charlie takes a job as the caretaker of the cemetery where his brother is buried and believes he can still communicate with his brother's spirit every night. Charlie must decide whether to keep his promise to his brother or pursue a new romantic relationship. The film had a $44 million budget from Universal Pictures and Relativity Media. It opened in theaters in August 2010 and ultimately grossed $31 million worldwide.
Charlie st cloud...
Charlie St. Cloud is a drama about a young man named Charlie who is overcome with grief after his younger brother dies. Charlie takes a job as the caretaker of the cemetery where his brother is buried and believes he can still communicate with his brother's spirit every night. Charlie must decide whether to keep his promise to his brother or pursue a new romantic relationship that develops in his life. The $44 million film was produced by Universal Pictures, Relativity Media, and Marc Platt Productions and distributed by Universal Pictures in 2010. It had an opening weekend box office of $12 million in the US but only grossed $31 million total.
Hunger Games information
The document provides information about the science fiction film The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. It discusses the production companies and directors that created the sequel film based on Suzanne Collins' novel. It also summarizes some of the main cast members and their roles, including Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen. Furthermore, it details the worldwide distribution of the film and the extensive promotion and marketing campaigns used, including social media, subway ads, and trailers. It concludes with information about the film's soundtrack, home media releases, box office earnings, awards, and positive reviews from critics.
Happy feet 2
The film Happy Feet 2 was produced with a $130 million budget by Warner Brothers and other companies. It was released in theaters on December 2, 2011 and features celebrity voice actors like Pink, Brad Pitt, and Elijah Wood. The film was distributed widely by Warner Brothers and promoted through trailers, video games, soundtracks, and social media to drive audiences to theaters.
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