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Artists Studio is a UK TV drama production company founded in 2009 by former BOX TV founders. It has produced high profile dramas across Europe and North America that have sold worldwide. The document suggests Artists Studio would be interested in distributing the author's thriller because it has a similar theme, characters, and location to The Fall, a crime drama TV series Artists Studio has previously distributed. The author also argues the technical quality of their thriller matches that of The Fall.
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Proposal
Paranormal Productions proposes to create a promotional package for an upcoming horror film including a teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster. The film will target 15-30 year olds interested in horror and combine amateur and professional footage. It will follow horror genre conventions to attract the intended audience. The poster and magazine cover will promote the same target audience as the film and have a consistent horror-themed style. The film's storyline focuses on a young couple who discover their new house is haunted by the demonic spirit of a previous owner who died there. The film will use suggestion to create tension without explicitly showing the haunting. The promotional package will have a £40,000 budget to cover production and post-production
Our Marketing Campaign
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Proposal.
Paranormal Productions intends to produce a promotional package for an upcoming horror film including a teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster. The film will target 15-30 year olds interested in horror and combine "amateur" and "professional" footage inspired by films like Paranormal Activity. The package will attract the intended audience by thoroughly following horror conventions and making the story believable. The poster and magazine cover will be consistent in style with the trailer and contain images from its production. The film focuses on a young couple who move into a haunted house previously lived in but quickly left by others. It will effectively use suggestion to create tension without always showing the demon haunting. The promotional package requests a £60,000
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Question 3 – what kind of media institutions
Trimark Pictures Inc. is suggested as a potential distributor because it specializes in producing and distributing independent and direct-to-video films, especially horror films. Trimark has previously distributed films similar in genre to the filmmaker's, including Brain Dead - a splatter zombie film, and Pinocchio's Revenge - a supernatural horror film. The filmmaker's film also falls into the splatter/horror genre and includes dark comedy and exaggerated gore like Brain Dead. While it may contain supernatural elements like Pinocchio's Revenge, the filmmaker believes Trimark has experience distributing comparable lower-budget genre films and could successfully distribute their film as well.
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Our Marketing Campaign
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Paranormal Productions intends to produce a promotional package for an upcoming horror film including a teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster. The film will target 15-30 year olds interested in horror and combine "amateur" and "professional" footage inspired by films like Paranormal Activity. The package will attract the intended audience by thoroughly following horror conventions and making the story believable. The poster and magazine cover will be consistent in style with the trailer and contain images from its production. The film focuses on a young couple who move into a haunted house previously lived in but quickly left by others. It will effectively use suggestion to create tension without always showing the demon haunting. The promotional package requests a £60,000
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Question 3 – what kind of media institutions
Trimark Pictures Inc. is suggested as a potential distributor because it specializes in producing and distributing independent and direct-to-video films, especially horror films. Trimark has previously distributed films similar in genre to the filmmaker's, including Brain Dead - a splatter zombie film, and Pinocchio's Revenge - a supernatural horror film. The filmmaker's film also falls into the splatter/horror genre and includes dark comedy and exaggerated gore like Brain Dead. While it may contain supernatural elements like Pinocchio's Revenge, the filmmaker believes Trimark has experience distributing comparable lower-budget genre films and could successfully distribute their film as well.
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Evaluation question 3
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A female detective's costume was inspired by Kate Beckett's costume from the TV show Castle. The costume included a ripped white t-shirt and shorts to hint that a kidnapped girl had been raped without showing her pants during filming.
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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.
Thriller test shoot
The document describes the opening sequence of a thriller film. It will show an establishing shot of a location playing happy music on the radio. Then it will cut to shots of a man violently hitting a girl in a basement. It will then show the man leaving the basement, getting water in the kitchen, and opening a window to reveal a missing poster of the girl outside. The sequence will take place in the basement of Ewhurst house and feature actors Louisa Binder and Adam or Ezra with props of a cup, missing poster, tape, chains and a radio.
Thriller pitch
The document pitches a psychological thriller idea that uses cross-cutting between locations during a phone call to build suspense. In the opening scene, a secretary finds a bloody room and answers a call where she hears heavy breathing and cross-cutting reveals a man being tortured and killed. The rest of the film would follow the secretary unraveling a corporate conspiracy through four phone conversations with the killer, culminating in an intellectual confrontation and the killer's death sentence. The thriller would focus on the conflict between the secretary and killer through their phone discussions.
Dream film
Warp Films was founded in 1999 by Warp Records to produce films after the success of their record label. They have a history of producing low-budget, British films and winning awards for short films. The document discusses how the filmmaker's project fits Warp Film's model of independent, low-budget British productions. It also suggests how Warp could effectively promote the film through social media and publicity stunts given their experience in marketing similar films on a low budget.
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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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As researrch into institution and products
The document discusses researching similar films and institutions to inform the creation of an opening sequence for a gangster film targeted at 18-year-olds. It provides details and still shots from films like Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch, and The Departed to highlight genre conventions around lighting, locations, characters, and titles. It also discusses short film companies and institutions like Fox Searchlight, Coffee Films, Candella Film, and the UK Film Council to understand approaches to production and distribution.
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The document discusses research conducted into similar films and institutions to help inform the creation of an opening sequence for a short gangster film targeted at 18-year-olds. Key films researched included Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch, The Departed, Kidulthood and Adulthood. Elements incorporated from the research included genre conventions, themes of violence, drugs and alcohol, lighting, locations, character representations and title sequences. Potential distribution partners researched included the UK Film Council, Fox Searchlight, Coffee Films and Candella Film.
Textual analysis
Sam Peel has just been released from prison and is trying to escape from armed police who have raided the house. In a 2-3 minute scene, various shots are used to depict Sam's desperation as he tries to wipe his fingerprints from a gun and escape through a window. Tension rises with fast editing and non-diegetic music. The scene's settings, characters' expressions, and use of props like guns align with conventions of the crime/drama genre.
Film company research
The document provides information about researching 3 British film companies for a task. It discusses Warp Films, including their logo and a title sequence analysis of the film "Bunny and the Bull". It then discusses Vertigo Films, including their logo and a title sequence analysis of the film "Pusher". Finally, it discusses British Lion Films, including their logo and a title sequence analysis of the film "The Third Man", and evaluates which company would best produce or distribute a thriller film.
Our Short Film Pitch 1
The document outlines a proposed short film project by two students. The film would follow a girl suffering from bullying at school and abuse at home. It would have a documentary-style with natural lighting. The plot would be revealed through a series of flashbacks, showing the girl dealing with her father's death. The ending would show the girl and a recurring boy character coming together at a grave. The film is aimed at teenagers and would follow the drama genre. The students hope to receive funding from UK film councils and have the film distributed by production companies that specialize in short, independent dramas.
Production company
Norfilms is an independent British film and television production company based in Stockport, Cheshire near Manchester. They are dedicated to supporting independent filmmakers, producing worldwide entertainment films, and creating social change. Examples of their full-length feature films include the thriller "Applecart" about a gang hijacking computers and being killed in horrific ways, and the black comedy "The Vampires of Manchester" about university students. This company seems like a good fit for the requester's full-length film project based on the genre, length and style of Norfilms' past productions.
Genre analysis
The document provides an analysis of the action and comedy genres in film. It discusses some typical conventions of action films, such as fast pacing, chases, and heroes defeating enemies. The first action film was 1903's "The Great Train Robbery." Comedy has its origins in Shakespearean plays and early silent films. Charlie Chaplin was an influential early comedian. The document also lists some top-grossing recent action and comedy films, and discusses how films like "Police Academy" and "Beverly Hills Cop" successfully blend action and comedy.
Media evaluation 1
The opening sequence of the film "Femme Fatale" conforms to some conventions of the spy genre but also diverges in some ways. It establishes the setting of London and introduces the three main characters as Russian spies on a secret mission. Elements like establishing shots of landmarks and references to past spy films help situate it in the genre. However, it lacks violence, action, or sex appeal typically found in spy film openings and may not engage younger audiences as a result. Unconventional editing choices like slow motion credits were also non-confirming to the genre.
Media evaluation 1
The opening sequence of the film "Femme Fatale" conforms to some conventions of the spy genre but also diverges in some ways. It establishes the setting of London and introduces the three main characters as Russian spies on a secret mission. Elements like establishing shots of landmarks and references to past spy films help situate it in the genre. However, it lacks violence and action typically seen in openings and doesn't draw in younger audiences in the way most spy films do. The slow motion credit sequence is also an unconventional choice that breaks from the realistic editing style of spy films.
Eval2
The film aims to attract young urban males as its target audience. It depicts the underground skating community in Britain and deals with taboo topics like drugs and relationships. The soundtrack uses fast-paced urban grime music to appeal to this demographic. Skating stunts performed by non-professional skaters make the scenes feel authentic. The opening sequence takes influence from the British film This is England by using stills and footage to set the atmosphere of the urban setting and introduce the characters and storyline.
Eval2
The film aims to attract young urban males as its target audience. It depicts the underground skating community in Britain and deals with taboo topics like drugs and relationships. The soundtrack uses fast-paced urban grime music to appeal to this demographic. Skating stunts performed by non-professional skaters make the scenes feel authentic. The opening sequence takes influence from the British film This is England by using stills and footage to set the atmosphere of the urban setting and introduce the characters and storyline.
Analyse of our three chosen trailers;
The trailer for The Exorcism of Emily Rose summarizes the plot of a young woman, Emily Rose, who is possessed by the devil. Her family and a priest perform an exorcism to try and heal her, but they are taken to court and accused of performing an illegal procedure. The trailer uses dialogue from the film and disturbing shots of Emily's possessed behavior to portray the narrative and conflict between those who believe she is possessed versus those in the court who question the exorcism. It aims to leave the audience wondering what is real.
Presentation1
This document discusses potential film distribution companies in the UK for a new horror/slasher film. It analyzes Studiocanal, Lionsgate UK, and Entertainment 1 UK, providing examples of successful horror films each company has distributed in the past. Studiocanal and Lionsgate are highlighted for distributing popular slasher films like Evil Dead and The Cabin in the Woods. Entertainment 1 UK is noted for its worldwide partnerships and distribution of nominations films like Insidious: Chapter 2. Overall, the document argues these three companies could effectively distribute the new slasher film given their proven success with similar genres in the past.
Evaluation Question One
The document analyzes the similarities between the student's thriller opening sequence and the 2006 spy film "Stormbreaker" in three key areas:
1) Plot, characters, and target audience are similar, featuring a teenage boy as the protagonist going on a secret mission.
2) Genre conventions like character stereotypes, technology props, and secretive plots are reflected.
3) Camera techniques such as match on action shots, eyeline matches, and editing pace create suspense like other thriller and action films.
Evaluation q3
The document discusses potential film distribution companies for the student's low-budget British horror film project. The student analyzes Studio Canal and Universal Studios as options. Studio Canal previously distributed the similar low-budget British film "The Kill List", while Universal distributed the 2004 remake of "Dawn of the Dead", which also had female leads and a similar target audience. The student concludes that Studio Canal would be the better choice as it focuses on the UK market, limiting financial risk, and they could do their own social media marketing as a low-budget film.
Short film analysis
The three film openings compared - The Dark Knight, Star Wars, and Skyfall - all use action sequences and suspenseful music to engage audiences. They introduce heroes, villains, and high stakes situations through these set pieces. While different genres, each draws viewers in visually and establishes protagonists and antagonists. Similarities include gripping action openings and contrasting heroes from villains through costumes, while each film's style suits its genre.
Institutional research
STUDIOCANAL is a British film distribution company that has successfully distributed films across different genres including adventure/fantasy films like Paddington and action/adventure films like Ragnarok. Vertigo Films mainly distributes British independent films but does not seem to focus on action/adventure or fantasy genres. The Works has experience distributing adventure films internationally but the examples provided were not targeted towards a British audience. STUDIOCANAL would be a good choice to distribute an action/adventure/fantasy film aimed at a British target audience.
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.
A2 media research task 2
The document summarizes and compares how three movie trailers for different genres reveal those genres. The Man of Steel trailer shows its action, fantasy and adventure genres through shots of explosions, space ships, and Superman's origin story. The 22 Jump Street trailer reveals its action, comedy and crime genres through weapons, fights, jokes and a drug deal. The Maze Runner trailer establishes its mystery and sci-fi genres through unanswered questions about the setting, dark tones, and a mysterious changing maze.
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Genre conventions
This document discusses genre conventions in popular female solo pop artists. It provides examples of Beyonce, Rihanna, Ariana Grande, and Selena Gomez and analyzes similarities and differences in their music videos, album artwork, and websites. Key similarities included close-up shots in music videos, natural lighting, track listings on albums, and social media links on websites. Differences included varied color schemes, editing styles, and layouts of the artists' websites. The document aims to understand common conventions to help construct a campaign for a new female solo pop artist.
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The document proposes a music video concept for Dominic Fike's song "Acai Bowl". It describes setting up camera shots in a black studio with changing lighting. There would be four sets - beginning with a guitarist, then dancers behind a screen, followed by a band, and returning to the guitarist. Throughout, the singer would move between sets as the camera captures different elements like slow motion wine spilling and glass breaking. Costumes, props, and an online portfolio site are also outlined, providing details to bring the conceptual narrative to life through visuals and movement.
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The music video concept involves a girl singing to the audience about her boyfriend who is madly in love with her. Throughout the song, she interacts with strange objects while the camera follows her. The narrative revolves around the song lyrics, such as "My boyfriend talks too much" and "He tries to make me breakfast but I hate bacon and eggs." The proposed digipak and website design would feature bright colors and lines to appeal to a younger audience but also wider appreciation, matching the vibrancy of the proposed music video.
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Three 17-20 year old boys dressed in casual jeans and t-shirts would be the subjects of a music video taking place in a cartoon-like setting filled with bold colors. The video would follow the boys attempting everyday tasks like pouring cereal but failing in funny ways, representing the struggles young men face with societal expectations. Key props like a cartoonishly labeled carton of milk are proposed to enhance the comedic concept.
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Ariana Grande has a carefully crafted music campaign that considers spreadability across wide-ranging platforms and mass audience appeal. Her branding and representation aim to be consistent and showcase her genre and marketability while being relatable to fans. Grande's website connects fans to her social media and music, using her signature pink and monochromatic colors. As a pop/contemporary R&B artist targeting teenage girls, Grande dresses femininely without overt sexualization, cultivating a wildly successful brand promoted across clothing, merchandise, and YouTube.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers use a music campaign including a website, album, and CD to promote their music and enhance their success. Their target audience is people aged 15-30 who enjoy American rock music, as the band produces heavy rock music with unusual lyrics. They have a unique selling point in their distinctive musical style and edgy appearance. Their three campaign products - the website, album, and music videos - have different concepts but relate through color schemes. The band's unconventional ideology and creativity attract audiences who appreciate their self-expression. Overall, their creative campaign works well to connect with fans.
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Justin Bieber's new album "Purpose" promotes a more mature image through a minimal black and white album cover showing his face and body art. The album's songs discuss love, heartbreak, and owning up to past mistakes. This narrative is continued in the black and white music video that features intimate scenes with various women. Bieber's website complements the album with its similar black and white coloring and prominent display of the "Purpose" name. Together, these products present a cohesive message that Bieber has a new purpose in life found through love while still appealing to his core audience.
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2) As one of the first death metal bands, Possessed helped establish the genre but had not released an album in over 30 years.
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- 2. History Artists Studio is TV drama production company. It was set up in 2009 by the former founders of BOX TV ( Gub Neal, Justin Thomson Glover and Petrick Irwin). Since then it has become one of the highest profile bespoke UK drama companies, working with leading writers, directors and on screen talent. Artists Studio’s work has spanned Europe and North America and sold successfully all around the world. The studio offers the unique structure and skills to support exclusively high profile talent through all the creative and commercial challenges of development, commissioning and production. Artists Studio is the company for top end UK Drama.
- 3. Why would it distribute my thriller? Artists Studio has distributed a TV series, called The Fall. This Crime Drama is generally about Metropolitan Police inspector Stella which needed to assess the progress of a murder investigation that has remained active longer than 28 days. When it becomes apparent a serial killer is on the loose, other detectives worked with Stella to find and capture murderer, who is attacking young professional women in the city of Belfast. So the thematic of the films are similar and the characters also have same characteristics. Not only behavior is the same but also the appearance of inspector in my thriller and in The Fall is quite the same. Furthermore, the drama takes place in UK it is the same location where we would film the rest of the movie, because our group thought that the scenario that we have made will match we reputation of big UK cities, such as London for example. So I can reckon that the audience which loved and get to used to The Fall characters, location and thematic, would like to watch my thriller. This is the reason why Artists Studio would want to distribute my thriller.
- 4. The films which Artists Studio distribute were filmed using a professional cameras, however, in comparison to the camera I used to film thriller they are not much better. For example, The Fall was filmed on The ARRI ALEXA XT (35 format film-style digital camera with an electronic viewfinder). While I filmed on Blackmagic URSA digital camera. The quality of my footage is at the same level as The Fall’s.
- 5. Genre • Artists Studio is based on Dramas, however, as the example that I have mentioned before, The fall distributed by that company is a Sub genre of criminal thriller/drama.
- 6. Genre • Artists Studio is based on Dramas, however, as the example that I have mentioned before, The fall distributed by that company is a Sub genre of criminal thriller/drama.