Vertigo Films would be a good choice to distribute the media product because as an independent company, they give directors significant creative control over productions and make sequels frequently. While a major studio like Warner Bros. might have a larger budget, they would have more control over the filmmaking process compared to Vertigo, which allows directors to have the final cut. Choosing Vertigo also ensures a smaller budget so there is less risk of major financial losses during exhibition.

1. Question 3: What kind of media institution
might distribute your media product and
why?
Im gunna
say…..Vertigo
films.
You think you can get
Vertigo to produce
your film? Why
them?
I’ll tell you why! They are one of the most well know
independent companies, they will give me (the
director) a huge say in the production, they make
sequels to many of their films, and its going to be
totally different to what they have done before.

2. That doesn’t
sound very
impressive.
Just wait. A big company like ‘Warner bros’ who
distributed ‘My Sister’s Keeper’, is going to have
a lot of say over the film, and they are going to
make it on a big budget. But, using Vertigo will
ensure the director has the final cut and the film
will be made on a smaller budget, thus, not
making a huge loss during exhibition.
I was
wrong.
So, wro
ng.
I get cha!
What?