A small independent production company called Drunken Monkey Productions would be well-suited to distribute the media product because it focuses on independent films with niche audiences. Drunken Monkey Productions makes small, risky films that sometimes gain cult followings and profits despite low budgets. Alternatively, the small distribution company FlobrosFilms could handle the film by showing it in independent cinemas and select large theaters for a limited time to attract audiences before the opportunity ends. Distributing with a small, British company like FlobrosFilms is more affordable and efficient than using a larger one to show the film, which has a British target audience, in cinemas across the country.

1. Q.3 WHAT KIND OF MEDIA INSTITUTION
MIGHT DISTRIBUTE YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT
AND WHY?

2. DRUNKEN MONKEY PRODUCTIONS
Drunken Monkey productions is a small production company I created for the purpose
of our teen film. I used them because Drunken Monkey productionsmakes small
mostly independent films and our film fits that category, having a niche audience
much like “In Fear” we thought it best to have a smaller yet more direct target
audience and creating a small production company would help us reach that goal
as it is the small independent films that takes risks that end up gaining cult
followings and in return turning a huge profit from maintaining a lower production
budget and making a lot of money from the few exclusive days it’s out at the box
office.
We preferred this idea opposed to a large production company as the bigger
companies are the ones that tend to create more failures having only 3/10
blockbusters make profit at the box office.
Having a small production company may not be the way to generate a huge profit, but
is more likely to make some profit nonetheless.

3. FLOBROSFILMS
FlobrosFilms a small distribution company, they are the type of company that would
distribute our film to independent film cinemas, exclusive one screen cinemas,
and to select big cinemas for a limited time so that people will all go in the
limited time to see the film before the window of opportunity runs out.
It’s also a lot cheaper and efficient using a smaller distribution company as the small
cinemas don’t charge as much and it doesn’t take as long to distribute some
DCP’s to a few cinemas in London as it does to distribute a film to cinemas all
over the country especially seeing as our target audience is British it only seems
suitable that we distribute our small British film with a small British company.