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Green Bay Media would be a suitable production company for the filmmaker's youth-made movie. As a local Cardiff company that produces Welsh movies and TV shows for broadcasters like the BBC and S4C, Green Bay Media would be interested in helping distribute a low-budget amateur film to widen their experience. In comparison, a large company like DreamWorks would likely reject the filmmaker's pitch due to their inexperience and age. Once the movie is produced, effective distribution methods include promoting and advertising the film for free on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and through a movie-specific Facebook page or Twitter account to regularly update the target audience.
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Film 4 is a suitable institution for the filmmakers' opening because it produces similar possessive horror films that share characteristics with their film. Film 4 has experience creating low-budget British films through partnerships like Warp Films. It also has a target audience of teenagers, which matches the filmmakers' intended viewers. Research on Film 4's viewership and catalog of possessive horror films indicates it would provide a good platform to showcase their new film and help expand the genre's audience.
Question 3
The document discusses various distribution methods for a youth film project. It recommends promoting the film through social media sites like Facebook and Twitter to target their intended age group. It also suggests contacting mainstream cinemas to screen the film and selling the movie on DVDs for direct audience access. The filmmakers held a media showcase at their school to market the film, interviewing attendees for feedback to improve the film. They created posters, programs and tickets to advertise the event.
Mashud q6
The UK Film Council, BBC Films, Vertigo Films, and Film Four are major film institutions in the UK that support the production and distribution of British films. The UK Film Council has backed over 900 films to make the UK a global center for film and supports new directors. BBC Films finds and develops new talent to produce independent British films. Vertigo Films creates commercially driven independent films using new technologies while paying attention to budgets. Film Four showcases British and international films and partners with Warp X Films to challenge films budgets and expand niche audiences. These institutions would likely distribute a UK-based social realist film.
Institutions brooke
Film 4 is being considered as the institution to distribute the film group's new possessive horror film. Film 4 specializes in independent and international films, including horror, and has been successful in launching similar low-budget British films to wider audiences. It also targets the key teenage demographic that the film aims for. Research shows that Film 4 has a history of supporting possessive horror films and helping small production companies like Warp Films to make and distribute films. For these reasons, Film 4 appears well-suited to distribute the group's new film.
Mashud q3
The UK Film Council backs over 900 films to support upcoming British directors and make the UK a global center for film. They partner with other organizations to fund low-budget films appealing to niche audiences. BBC Films, Vertigo Films, and Film Four similarly produce and distribute independent British films, with an emphasis on authenticity and developing new talent on limited budgets. These institutions would be suitable to distribute a new UK-based social realist film.
Channel 4’s mission statement
Channel 4's mission is to remain commercially competitive while maintaining public service values. It needs commercial success to fund ambitious and risky projects and support a diverse range of suppliers. Channel 4 focuses on diversity, innovation, and nonconformity. It aims to be the first to do things, make trouble, and inspire change.
Evaluation question 3
Dazzle, Blue Dolphin, and Axiom are all potential British independent film distributors for the media product. Dazzle has distributed award-winning films that could help the media product reach a larger audience. They also release films on DVD, which would increase profits. Blue Dolphin has a wide range of sellers that could ensure the film reaches a variety of audiences, and they have contacts with major TV networks. Axiom is known for taking creative risks and working with new talent, and their innovative marketing techniques could help the media product win awards.
British tv industry-unfinished
The British TV and film industry consists of both commercial and public service broadcasters. Commercial channels like ITV and Channel 4 generate revenue through advertisements, while the BBC is publicly funded through television license fees. Independent production companies also play a key role in the industry. Kudos and Baby Cow Productions are two successful UK production companies known for creating award-winning scripted television shows and comedies that are distributed domestically and abroad. Most British films rely on financing from multiple sources, so if one funder pulls out the production could halt until another supporter is found.
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Film 4 is a suitable institution for the filmmakers' opening because it produces similar possessive horror films that share characteristics with their film. Film 4 has experience creating low-budget British films through partnerships like Warp Films. It also has a target audience of teenagers, which matches the filmmakers' intended viewers. Research on Film 4's viewership and catalog of possessive horror films indicates it would provide a good platform to showcase their new film and help expand the genre's audience.
Question 3
The document discusses various distribution methods for a youth film project. It recommends promoting the film through social media sites like Facebook and Twitter to target their intended age group. It also suggests contacting mainstream cinemas to screen the film and selling the movie on DVDs for direct audience access. The filmmakers held a media showcase at their school to market the film, interviewing attendees for feedback to improve the film. They created posters, programs and tickets to advertise the event.
Mashud q6
The UK Film Council, BBC Films, Vertigo Films, and Film Four are major film institutions in the UK that support the production and distribution of British films. The UK Film Council has backed over 900 films to make the UK a global center for film and supports new directors. BBC Films finds and develops new talent to produce independent British films. Vertigo Films creates commercially driven independent films using new technologies while paying attention to budgets. Film Four showcases British and international films and partners with Warp X Films to challenge films budgets and expand niche audiences. These institutions would likely distribute a UK-based social realist film.
Institutions brooke
Film 4 is being considered as the institution to distribute the film group's new possessive horror film. Film 4 specializes in independent and international films, including horror, and has been successful in launching similar low-budget British films to wider audiences. It also targets the key teenage demographic that the film aims for. Research shows that Film 4 has a history of supporting possessive horror films and helping small production companies like Warp Films to make and distribute films. For these reasons, Film 4 appears well-suited to distribute the group's new film.
Mashud q3
The UK Film Council backs over 900 films to support upcoming British directors and make the UK a global center for film. They partner with other organizations to fund low-budget films appealing to niche audiences. BBC Films, Vertigo Films, and Film Four similarly produce and distribute independent British films, with an emphasis on authenticity and developing new talent on limited budgets. These institutions would be suitable to distribute a new UK-based social realist film.
Channel 4’s mission statement
Channel 4's mission is to remain commercially competitive while maintaining public service values. It needs commercial success to fund ambitious and risky projects and support a diverse range of suppliers. Channel 4 focuses on diversity, innovation, and nonconformity. It aims to be the first to do things, make trouble, and inspire change.
Evaluation question 3
Dazzle, Blue Dolphin, and Axiom are all potential British independent film distributors for the media product. Dazzle has distributed award-winning films that could help the media product reach a larger audience. They also release films on DVD, which would increase profits. Blue Dolphin has a wide range of sellers that could ensure the film reaches a variety of audiences, and they have contacts with major TV networks. Axiom is known for taking creative risks and working with new talent, and their innovative marketing techniques could help the media product win awards.
British tv industry-unfinished
The British TV and film industry consists of both commercial and public service broadcasters. Commercial channels like ITV and Channel 4 generate revenue through advertisements, while the BBC is publicly funded through television license fees. Independent production companies also play a key role in the industry. Kudos and Baby Cow Productions are two successful UK production companies known for creating award-winning scripted television shows and comedies that are distributed domestically and abroad. Most British films rely on financing from multiple sources, so if one funder pulls out the production could halt until another supporter is found.
Media institutions
BBC Films would be a suitable production company for the film "Pastures New" as it supports British films and new talent, though it may work with other companies to increase budget. The filmmakers' own company Fibonacci Films would give them more control but a larger company could provide guidance. Guerilla Group and the BBC are proposed as distributors, with Guerilla providing freedom and the BBC providing financial support. Cross-promotion with an independent music label and artist like The Last Shadow Puppets is suggested to help promote the film to its target 16-30 audience.
Question 3 Evaluation
Pathé would be a suitable media institution to distribute the film due to its British studio allowing it to appeal to a UK audience, its artistic heritage relating to themes in the film, and its success providing credibility. Studiocanal would also be a good fit as the producer since it has a link to the BFI funding body and a 'commitment to creativity', matching the film's unique idea. However, fully partnering with these companies would not be guaranteed without creative funding or their agreement. The production does not fully communicate the companies' styles yet and would need to incorporate their technical aspects.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses potential distributors for an independent, low-budget film with a dark tone and 15 rating. It analyzes Warner Bros, Disney, Film4, and Microwave. Warner Bros and Disney are ruled out as they focus on big-budget blockbusters. Film4 and Microwave are presented as the most viable options as they specialize in smaller, British films and have experience supporting independent productions through funding and distribution. Microwave in particular offers financing up to £25,000 and has successfully distributed similar small, local films to UK audiences.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute an independent arthouse film with a minimal budget. It analyzes Picturehouse, Universal Studios, 20th Century Fox, Film4, and StudioCanal. Film4 is identified as the ideal choice because it is vertically and horizontally integrated, has experience working with independent arthouse films, is British and therefore more likely to invest in a British film, and has strong connections with other organizations like BFI to help gain investment and market the film effectively through its channels.
Film forever
Expanding education through film is an important way to invest in young generations and develop their skills and understanding of the world. Film is a powerful storytelling medium that enriches lives. The funding from BFI supports young people and helps them develop their creative talents. Film Forever believes British films deserve recognition like British literature. They focus on British realism films about social issues and hope to get support from BFI for being British-made.
Question 3
Film 4 and Warner Bros are traditional distributors that handle marketing and exhibition of films. Warner Bros is suited to larger budget blockbuster films while Film 4 focuses on smaller, British films. Microwave, funded by the BFI and BBC Films, helps produce and distribute independent films with budgets up to £25,000. They have had successful films that made returns despite small budgets. Given the dark tone, 15 rating, and low budget of the document's film, Film 4 and Microwave would be most viable to distribute it as they have experience with similar independent, local audience-targeted films.
Evaluation distribution gg
The document discusses film distribution in the UK. It notes that the UK Film Council supports independent filmmakers through various funds that help with development, bigger budgets, and distribution/marketing. It also discusses Unstoppable Entertainment, a UK production company founded by Noel Clarke that produces commercial films for international audiences. The document provides box office numbers for the film Adulthood, which was distributed in cinemas and on DVD/Blu-ray in various countries, as an example of distribution.
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This document discusses a production company and film distribution. It provides details on:
1) The role of production companies in managing funding, hiring staff, and securing film locations.
2) The importance of production companies and how they are often owned by or contracted with major media companies or film studios.
3) Why the British Film Institute would be a suitable distributor - they aim to boost audiences and enrich film culture in the UK, and support small budget films that may not otherwise be possible.
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The document describes sponsorship opportunities for two radio stations, JACKfm in Oxfordshire and U105 in Belfast. It provides details on the number of sponsor credits and promotions that would be included in a 6-month or 12-month sponsorship package for their breakfast shows, including on-air promotions and online logo placement. Audience reach numbers are provided. Sponsorship of the U105 Breakfast show also includes promotions during commercials on UTV.
Question 3
Film4 would be the best media institution to distribute the thriller film "TARGET" for three main reasons:
1. Film4 is a successful British film production company that has won numerous awards like 5 Oscars in 4 years and 3 BAFTAs in 2007, which would help attract the target audience.
2. As an established company, Film4 has wide audience recognition already, which could decrease advertising costs for the low-budget "TARGET" film.
3. Film4 is known to work with and support new filmmakers, providing the infrastructure and guidance needed to help expand their projects, which the "TARGET" filmmakers would benefit from.
Production and distribution media (kamron grant)
Universal Pictures would be a good production company for the film as it has produced acclaimed films and is one of Hollywood's largest studios. Universal produces, acquires, and distributes films through various divisions and partners with international companies. It also operates production facilities, distributes content across various platforms, and opens its studio facilities for tours and theme parks to promote its films and television properties.
Institutions two
The UK Film Council, Film Four, and Vertigo Films are three institutions that could potentially distribute the filmmakers' opening sequence. The UK Film Council distributes around £54 million annually from the lottery and government to support short films and film production. Film Four invests around £500,000 per film for their 20 films produced per year, making their budget suitable. Vertigo Films is an independent film company that funds films of varying budgets and allows films to be downloaded, helping redistribute films and provide new experiences, making them the best institution to exhibit the filmmakers' opening sequence.
Marketing campaign
The marketing campaign will advertise the new film opening through TV, radio, cinemas, billboards, buses, and magazines/newspapers to ensure the target audience sees it. They will create a film poster and trailer to display on buses, billboards, and TV/cinemas. The primary target audience is teenagers due to sensitive topics, though a secondary audience is middle-aged women parents, as the film has a BBFC 15 certificate like references Girl, Interrupted and It's Kind of a Funny Story. They have not received sponsorship offers but continue contacting minor film companies.
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This document discusses different types of media institutions that could potentially distribute a film product. It explains that media institutions include companies that disseminate media products to audiences, such as distributing films to cinemas nationally or internationally, or later to stores to sell DVDs or soundtracks. It also notes that institutions can fund film projects by agreeing to back directors' or producers' pitches. The document then examines specific popular UK institutions like the BBC, UK Film Council, Vertigo Films, and Film4 that have distributed films like "Last Resort," "This is England," and "Half Nelson." It provides details on the goals and practices of each institution in identifying and supporting new filmmakers and projects.
Channel 4 institution
Channel 4 is a publicly owned but commercially funded broadcaster in the UK. It aims to provide innovative and diverse programming that offers an alternative to other mainstream channels. Some key aspects of Channel 4 include that it commissions over 300 independent production companies, reinvests all profits back into programming, and is committed to reflecting the diversity of British society through the voices and stories it shares. Channel 4's core values that guide its work are creativity, innovation, and diversity. Its primary target audience is young adults aged 18-30.
Fairview advertising
Fairview Advertising was formed in 2003 in Bristol and has since become one of Europe's fastest growing direct sales and marketing companies. They proactively market and sell clients' products and services directly to consumers, providing both high value for customers and a cost-effective route to market for clients. Fairview finds that a direct, person-to-person sales approach is more effective than traditional advertising given consumers are exposed to over 3,000 ads per day.
Evaluation Question 3
A film distributor markets and releases movies to theaters. They act as the intermediary between film producers and theaters. The document discusses choosing the distributor Film4, a digital television channel in the UK, to distribute a low-budget film. Film4 was selected because it distributes similar genre films and more people have access to its free broadcast channel. It also has a "+1" channel that rebroadcasts programs an hour later, offering another chance to view the film.
Film4
Film 4 is a British film production and distribution company owned by Channel 4. It was established in 1982 to produce diverse and challenging films for Channel 4. In the 1990s, several of its films found major international success, but its studio model failed in the early 2000s. It now focuses on developing British talent and co-producing innovative independent films from the UK and abroad. Film 4 targets art house audiences and aims to support new voices in British cinema through its productions and platform on Channel 4.
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Question 3
Green Bay Media would be a suitable production company for the filmmaker's youth-made movie. As a local Cardiff company that produces Welsh movies and TV shows for broadcasters like the BBC and S4C, Green Bay Media would be interested in helping distribute a low-budget amateur film to widen their experience. In comparison, a large company like DreamWorks would likely reject the filmmaker's pitch due to their inexperience and age. Once the movie is produced, effective distribution methods include promoting and advertising the film for free on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and through a movie-specific Facebook page or Twitter account to regularly update the target audience.
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BBC Films would be a suitable production company for the film "Pastures New" as it supports British films and new talent, though it may work with other companies to increase budget. The filmmakers' own company Fibonacci Films would give them more control but a larger company could provide guidance. Guerilla Group and the BBC are proposed as distributors, with Guerilla providing freedom and the BBC providing financial support. Cross-promotion with an independent music label and artist like The Last Shadow Puppets is suggested to help promote the film to its target 16-30 audience.
Question 3 Evaluation
Pathé would be a suitable media institution to distribute the film due to its British studio allowing it to appeal to a UK audience, its artistic heritage relating to themes in the film, and its success providing credibility. Studiocanal would also be a good fit as the producer since it has a link to the BFI funding body and a 'commitment to creativity', matching the film's unique idea. However, fully partnering with these companies would not be guaranteed without creative funding or their agreement. The production does not fully communicate the companies' styles yet and would need to incorporate their technical aspects.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses potential distributors for an independent, low-budget film with a dark tone and 15 rating. It analyzes Warner Bros, Disney, Film4, and Microwave. Warner Bros and Disney are ruled out as they focus on big-budget blockbusters. Film4 and Microwave are presented as the most viable options as they specialize in smaller, British films and have experience supporting independent productions through funding and distribution. Microwave in particular offers financing up to £25,000 and has successfully distributed similar small, local films to UK audiences.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute an independent arthouse film with a minimal budget. It analyzes Picturehouse, Universal Studios, 20th Century Fox, Film4, and StudioCanal. Film4 is identified as the ideal choice because it is vertically and horizontally integrated, has experience working with independent arthouse films, is British and therefore more likely to invest in a British film, and has strong connections with other organizations like BFI to help gain investment and market the film effectively through its channels.
Film forever
Expanding education through film is an important way to invest in young generations and develop their skills and understanding of the world. Film is a powerful storytelling medium that enriches lives. The funding from BFI supports young people and helps them develop their creative talents. Film Forever believes British films deserve recognition like British literature. They focus on British realism films about social issues and hope to get support from BFI for being British-made.
Question 3
Film 4 and Warner Bros are traditional distributors that handle marketing and exhibition of films. Warner Bros is suited to larger budget blockbuster films while Film 4 focuses on smaller, British films. Microwave, funded by the BFI and BBC Films, helps produce and distribute independent films with budgets up to £25,000. They have had successful films that made returns despite small budgets. Given the dark tone, 15 rating, and low budget of the document's film, Film 4 and Microwave would be most viable to distribute it as they have experience with similar independent, local audience-targeted films.
Evaluation distribution gg
The document discusses film distribution in the UK. It notes that the UK Film Council supports independent filmmakers through various funds that help with development, bigger budgets, and distribution/marketing. It also discusses Unstoppable Entertainment, a UK production company founded by Noel Clarke that produces commercial films for international audiences. The document provides box office numbers for the film Adulthood, which was distributed in cinemas and on DVD/Blu-ray in various countries, as an example of distribution.
Presentation1
This document discusses a production company and film distribution. It provides details on:
1) The role of production companies in managing funding, hiring staff, and securing film locations.
2) The importance of production companies and how they are often owned by or contracted with major media companies or film studios.
3) Why the British Film Institute would be a suitable distributor - they aim to boost audiences and enrich film culture in the UK, and support small budget films that may not otherwise be possible.
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Question 3
Film4 would be the best media institution to distribute the thriller film "TARGET" for three main reasons:
1. Film4 is a successful British film production company that has won numerous awards like 5 Oscars in 4 years and 3 BAFTAs in 2007, which would help attract the target audience.
2. As an established company, Film4 has wide audience recognition already, which could decrease advertising costs for the low-budget "TARGET" film.
3. Film4 is known to work with and support new filmmakers, providing the infrastructure and guidance needed to help expand their projects, which the "TARGET" filmmakers would benefit from.
Production and distribution media (kamron grant)
Universal Pictures would be a good production company for the film as it has produced acclaimed films and is one of Hollywood's largest studios. Universal produces, acquires, and distributes films through various divisions and partners with international companies. It also operates production facilities, distributes content across various platforms, and opens its studio facilities for tours and theme parks to promote its films and television properties.
Institutions two
The UK Film Council, Film Four, and Vertigo Films are three institutions that could potentially distribute the filmmakers' opening sequence. The UK Film Council distributes around £54 million annually from the lottery and government to support short films and film production. Film Four invests around £500,000 per film for their 20 films produced per year, making their budget suitable. Vertigo Films is an independent film company that funds films of varying budgets and allows films to be downloaded, helping redistribute films and provide new experiences, making them the best institution to exhibit the filmmakers' opening sequence.
Marketing campaign
The marketing campaign will advertise the new film opening through TV, radio, cinemas, billboards, buses, and magazines/newspapers to ensure the target audience sees it. They will create a film poster and trailer to display on buses, billboards, and TV/cinemas. The primary target audience is teenagers due to sensitive topics, though a secondary audience is middle-aged women parents, as the film has a BBFC 15 certificate like references Girl, Interrupted and It's Kind of a Funny Story. They have not received sponsorship offers but continue contacting minor film companies.
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This document discusses different types of media institutions that could potentially distribute a film product. It explains that media institutions include companies that disseminate media products to audiences, such as distributing films to cinemas nationally or internationally, or later to stores to sell DVDs or soundtracks. It also notes that institutions can fund film projects by agreeing to back directors' or producers' pitches. The document then examines specific popular UK institutions like the BBC, UK Film Council, Vertigo Films, and Film4 that have distributed films like "Last Resort," "This is England," and "Half Nelson." It provides details on the goals and practices of each institution in identifying and supporting new filmmakers and projects.
Channel 4 institution
Channel 4 is a publicly owned but commercially funded broadcaster in the UK. It aims to provide innovative and diverse programming that offers an alternative to other mainstream channels. Some key aspects of Channel 4 include that it commissions over 300 independent production companies, reinvests all profits back into programming, and is committed to reflecting the diversity of British society through the voices and stories it shares. Channel 4's core values that guide its work are creativity, innovation, and diversity. Its primary target audience is young adults aged 18-30.
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Fairview Advertising was formed in 2003 in Bristol and has since become one of Europe's fastest growing direct sales and marketing companies. They proactively market and sell clients' products and services directly to consumers, providing both high value for customers and a cost-effective route to market for clients. Fairview finds that a direct, person-to-person sales approach is more effective than traditional advertising given consumers are exposed to over 3,000 ads per day.
Evaluation Question 3
A film distributor markets and releases movies to theaters. They act as the intermediary between film producers and theaters. The document discusses choosing the distributor Film4, a digital television channel in the UK, to distribute a low-budget film. Film4 was selected because it distributes similar genre films and more people have access to its free broadcast channel. It also has a "+1" channel that rebroadcasts programs an hour later, offering another chance to view the film.
Film4
Film 4 is a British film production and distribution company owned by Channel 4. It was established in 1982 to produce diverse and challenging films for Channel 4. In the 1990s, several of its films found major international success, but its studio model failed in the early 2000s. It now focuses on developing British talent and co-producing innovative independent films from the UK and abroad. Film 4 targets art house audiences and aims to support new voices in British cinema through its productions and platform on Channel 4.
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The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute an independent, low-budget British urban film called "Bloodline". It suggests that Revolver Entertainment would be the best choice as they are an independent company that has distributed similar films in the past, such as "Ill Manors", "Turnout", and "Kidulthood". Social media sites like Twitter and Facebook would also be used to promote the film to its target 16-24 year old audience since traditional advertising would be too expensive.
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This document discusses potential film distributors for a supernatural horror film called 3:17AM produced by an independent UK film company called TC Productions. It analyzes that an art house release of around 20 prints to cinemas would be suitable given the small budget. Potential distributors discussed are Microwave Film, StudioCanal UK, and Warp X. Warp X is concluded to be the most suitable option as it focuses on low-budget films from new directors, allowing TC Productions to get noticed as an independent company on a modest budget.
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Warp Films and Film 4 Productions would have distributed and co-produced the media product. They specialize in independent, low-budget social realism films and have a history of successful collaborations. Pathe would have distributed the film. The film would have been released in arthouse cinemas and marketed through social media and word-of-mouth to attract its niche audience.
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This document discusses options for producers and distributors of an independent British film called "Reflux". It considers partnering with Warp Films and Studio Canal UK for production and distribution respectively. Warp Films is experienced in producing social realist films like their genre. Studio Canal UK now distributes Warp's content after acquiring another distributor. The document also discusses improvements that could have been made, such as co-producing with other companies to increase budgets and access new markets. The British Film Institute is discussed as a potential source of funding for independent films.
Media evaluation question 1
Bulldog Film Distribution would be the most suitable distributor for the filmmaker's media product. As an independent UK film distributor, Bulldog focuses on smaller films that it distributes across all platforms in the UK only. This narrow scope makes films like the filmmaker's, which has a British nature, more likely to be considered. In contrast, large Hollywood studios like Warner Bros have an exclusively large global scope and budget that does not align with the filmmaker's smaller-scale project.
Evaluation Question 3- What kind of media instituion might distribute your me...
Vertigo Films would be the most suitable media institution to distribute a low-budget British film because:
1) Vertigo Films is a UK media company that specializes in creating and distributing commercially viable independent cinema projects.
2) They focus on addressing audiences in a careful way and producing films within tight budgets.
3) Their approach to budgets and technology allows them to effectively distribute low-budget British films to targeted audiences.
Disney
Walt Disney started as an animation studio in 1923 and launched the career of Mickey Mouse. Over the decades, Disney expanded into theatrical films, theme parks, and television networks. Today, Disney is a massive entertainment conglomerate comprised of four business segments: media networks, parks and resorts, studio entertainment, and consumer products. Disney connects with audiences through innovative storytelling and emerging technologies while staying true to its family-friendly brand heritage.
A field in england case study
The film A Field in England had a budget of £316,000 financed by Film4's Film4.0 division to test an innovative multi-platform release model. It was released simultaneously on 17 cinema screens, DVD, VOD and free-to-air television on Channel 4 on July 5th 2013. The marketing campaign utilized the director's social media following as well as Channel 4's large audience to promote the film's day-and-date release. Results for the film's theatrical, television, DVD and VOD releases met or exceeded expectations, showing the multi-platform model did not negatively impact any one platform.
Evaluation question 3
Warp Films would likely distribute the media product. They specialize in social realism films and are based in the UK. Film 4 Productions would be a suitable production company as they have experience with the genre and have worked with Warp Films previously on successful projects. The film would be released independently with a focus on word-of-mouth and social media marketing due to the low budget. Screenings would be in select UK cinemas initially and expanded based on popularity.
Evaluation question 3
Warp Films would likely distribute the media product. They specialize in social realism films and are based in the UK. Film 4 Productions would be a suitable production company as they have experience with the genre and have worked with Warp Films previously on successful films. The film would be released independently with a focus on social media and word-of-mouth marketing to attract audiences due to the low budget. Cinemas may screen it if popularity increases.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses potential options for distributing a horror/thriller film produced by the author. It analyzes several major distribution companies like Lionsgate and Film4 Productions and concludes they may not be the best fit due to the independent and low-budget nature of the film. It also discusses the possibility of using film funding companies like Creative England and the British Film Institute to fund production and self-distribution. Overall, the author determines that seeking production funding and self-distributing may be the best approach to ensure a profitable outcome, though success cannot be guaranteed. They ultimately created their own distribution company called "J&M Productions" to include in the film's opening ident.
9. television
The document discusses television production and regulation in the UK. It covers the objectives of the lesson, which are to understand how TV programs are produced, the regulation of channels and content, and channels' identities. It then discusses the stages of television production, including pre-production, production, and post-production. Key roles in production are also outlined, such as executive producer, director, and editor. The document also covers regulation bodies like OFCOM and watershed guidelines to protect audiences. Finally, it analyzes the identities and programming of channels like the BBC and Channel 4.
Big centre tv
Big Centre TV is a local television channel for the Birmingham area that launched in February 2015. It is owned by Kaleidoscope TV and broadcasts on Freeview channel 8. The channel aims to provide local news and programming but has received criticism from viewers for being slow, dull, and low quality in its early stages. It is hoped that with time the channel can improve its content and establish itself as a source for local output.
Q3
Focus Features was considered as a distributor for the independent neo noir film "Red" because it distributes independent films. However, Focus Features only has 3.5% of the market share, so it may not be able to reach as wide an audience as other distributors. Additionally, the genres of films Focus Features has been most successful with in the past, such as Brokeback Mountain, do not match the genre of "Red", so Focus Features may not be interested in distributing a neo noir film.
Evaulation question 2
Mosaic Films was chosen as the production company due to their experience producing creative documentaries and focus on cinematic style over television. Journeyman Productions was selected as the distributor for their documentary experience and platforms for wide distribution. Professionally, funding would be sought from organizations like NESTA, and more planning and production time would allow for improved securing of locations and music. Distribution would involve an extensive marketing campaign utilizing various online and offline platforms. Exhibition would include screenings at independent cinemas and film festivals in London as well as online platforms for broader reach. The 6 month process would follow the AIDA model moving from initial awareness activities to driving interest, desire, and ultimately action among audiences.
Evaulation question 2
Mosaic Films would produce the documentary and Journeyman Productions would distribute it. Marketing would include a social media presence 6 months before release, teaser posters 5 months before, and full posters 4 months before. Clips and trailers would be released 3 months before. A radio ad would air 3 weeks before alongside synergy marketing of the soundtrack. The film would screen at independent cinemas in London as part of short film festivals to reach the target audience. Online platforms would also be used to maximize exposure. The marketing strategy follows the AIDA model of raising awareness early and building interest, desire, and action over time. While some elements like radio ads may not be practical, the plan shows an understanding of effectively promoting an independent
Distribution powerpoint
1) Distribution involves a company handling the marketing and release of a film in cinemas and on DVD/Blu-ray, as well as decisions around online/TV distribution.
2) Several major film studios like 20th Century Fox, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Warner Bros are described as examples of distribution companies.
3) Self-distribution is considered as it allows a filmmaker to keep all box office profits and get their film seen without relying on other distributors. However, it requires marketing and releasing the film independently.
Institutions
The document discusses how a social realism film produced by BBC Films and distributed by Pathé would be marketed and released. It states that BBC Films and Pathé would be good choices as they have successfully worked together before on films about social issues. Marketing would primarily use below-the-line methods like social media targeting both the target and secondary audiences. The film would be released in urban cinemas, made available on DVD and digital platforms like Netflix to appeal to different audience preferences.
Institutions 2
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- 2. Production The kind of media institution that might distribute my film would be a company such as green bay media. They are a local company based in Cardiff that produce and show wales made movies, documenters and TV shows. Green Bay's current slate includes work for the BBC, Channel 4, Five, S4C, France Televisions, National Geographic, the History Channel and other major UK and international broadcasters. Their intention is to show local and cultural TV shows like the Welsh Eisteddfod. I believe Green Bay media would be interested in helping distribute a youth made movie because it will help widen there experience with low budget amateur made films. Where as if I was to pitch my idea to a mainstream production company like DreamWorks, I would immediately get turned down because of my inexperience and age.
- 3. Distribution Once our movie Is produce, it is essential that we distribute it. We would do this by using a variety of techniques. One of the most effective and easier methods is to promote and distribute our film on social media sites. For example we could set up a advert for our film of Facebook or twitter or we could make a Facebook page. Or even a twitter account so we can keep people up to date about the film. These are just a few things we could do to advertise to our target ages. Most of these are free to use which means to money will be spent on advertising. Social networking is an almost definite success.