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A small, British production company would be best suited to distribute an independent film with a low budget, as the large "Big Six" studios would not take on the financial risk. Releasing the film directly to DVD and online would allow it to reach the widest audience while minimizing costs. Limited theatrical release in art house cinemas in diverse areas like London could help attract viewers before making the film available on DVD at a higher price and through television channels that feature independent movies. Ultimately, internet distribution would allow the broadest reach at no cost.
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ODEON Cinema would be the most suitable cinema to distribute the filmmakers' thriller "The Unseeable" for several reasons:
1) ODEON mainly shows thrillers and films with a 15+ age rating that would appeal to the film's target teenage audience.
2) ODEON's lower ticket prices relative to independent cinemas like Cinema City make it more appealing to the film's target demographic of students.
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3) The filmmakers believe their film could appeal internationally because the social situations depicted can be relatable across many cultures.
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Question 3
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Evaluation 3
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Distribution is the process of getting films noticed by audiences through identifying the target demographic, estimating revenue potential, and convincing exhibitors to show the film. The UK has six main distribution companies linked to Hollywood studios, such as Entertainment One and Metrodome. The film Exile is a British independent thriller/crime/romance hybrid that would appeal most to a UK audience given its low-budget, British actors and setting. Metrodome may be a good fit as they have distributed similar British "indie" films in the past like Shifty.
Presentation for film evaluation
Optimum Releasing/Studio Canal UK would be the most suitable distributor for our low-budget, independent UK film. As a company focused on UK productions and known for distributing similar independent films, they have the right scale and reputation to distribute our film to 25-50 cinemas nationwide. We will target audiences aged 16-24 in the UK through social media marketing like Facebook competitions and YouTube videos, as our small-town thriller would likely not appeal to a global audience given its local setting and characters.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses distribution strategies for an independent film with a small budget. It recommends distributing the film through independent film companies, as they typically handle smaller, niche films. It also suggests promoting the film at film festivals to build an audience and interest in the film. Finally, it proposes using online methods like websites and social media to widely promote the film and create a fan base, as digital promotion can help independent films succeed with limited funds.
Evaluation 3 finished
- A large distribution company like Warner Bros would be best for distributing our crime/drama film since it has a mainstream audience. Warner Bros has successfully distributed films like Goodfellas and Once Upon a Time in America that we want to emulate.
- Releasing the film in multiplex cinemas would generate more revenue than art house cinemas since it would reach a wider mainstream audience. Our target audience of ages 35+ of both genders would be more likely to watch it in popular cinemas.
- Advertising should target our 35+ audience through billboards, screens in busy areas like Piccadilly Circus, and newspapers since those are mediums they are more likely to engage with compared
Film Distribution Media AS 2013
An independent UK film distribution company like Dogwoof would be best suited to distribute our new psychological thriller film called "The Obsession". As a low-budget British film that focuses on gritty urban scenes and doesn't include Hollywood-style stereotypes of the UK, it would appeal more to an independent distributor and UK audiences rather than a major company. Releasing it around Halloween and promoting it through social media could help it find an audience. While self-distribution would retain full control, the legal and sales expertise of a distributor would help maximize profits.
Final question 3
This document compares the differences between distributing an independent British film versus a Hollywood blockbuster. Small independent films typically have budgets around £1 million, which makes widespread distribution challenging, as they cannot extensively advertise or show in mainstream cinemas. In contrast, blockbuster films like Star Wars have budgets over £140 million, allowing for massive advertising campaigns, theater releases over a year in advance, and hype building around big name stars. However, the document concludes that the film being discussed would be best targeted at a niche audience in order to maintain its storyline and genre distinction, rather than altering it for mass distribution.
Final question 3
This document compares the differences between distributing an independent British film versus a Hollywood blockbuster. Small independent films typically have budgets around £1 million, which makes widespread distribution challenging, as they cannot extensively advertise or show in mainstream cinemas. In contrast, blockbuster films like Star Wars have budgets over £140 million, allowing for large marketing campaigns pre- and post-release, including trailer releases a year in advance, and leveraging celebrity actors to generate hype. However, the document concludes that the film discussed would be best suited to niche distribution without changing the storyline, in order to avoid categorizing it incorrectly as a horror rather than thriller for mass audiences.
Institution evaluation
Our film would be best distributed by the independent film company Curzon Artificial Eye, as they specialize in distributing low-budget, independent films like ours. They have had success distributing similar films. The film would be distributed across the UK, USA and select European countries where the plot would be understandable. Distribution methods would likely include streaming online or straight-to-DVD/video, as these have been more successful recently than theatrical releases, and appeal more to our target 15-25 age range audience. Examples like Beasts of No Nation and Mascots found success releasing initially on Netflix, showing that independent films can do well utilizing online streaming services.
Q 3
A distribution company would distribute the film to theaters and streaming services. A smaller but not major distributor like Icon Productions would be suitable, as they have experience with thriller films but aren't too large to work with on the planned $7 million budget. Marketing would be limited due to budget, focusing on magazines, trailers, and internet/social media to reach the target audience of those over 35 as well as expand the audience among younger internet users.
Q3 Evaluation
The document discusses potential options for distributing a micro-budget film produced in London. It considers several film studios and schemes, ultimately identifying the Film London Microwave scheme as the best option. The Microwave scheme supports micro-budget films developed in London through funding from the BFI. It also discusses the benefits of a simultaneous release strategy for the film across cinema, DVD, video on demand to reduce marketing costs and maximize revenue from various sales channels. The marketing campaign would focus on releasing the film to 30 independent cinemas across the UK, each with 50 prints, to target a smaller, local audience.
Evaluation Question 3
This film would be distributed by an independent film studio like BBC Films, as it is not a high budget film. It would have a simultaneous release on BBC Three, Netflix, and DVD to broadcast it to as many people as possible. In reality, the filmmakers would share it on social media and YouTube, as the large studios like the Big 6 would see it as too big of a risk for an unknown independent film.
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The document discusses various options for distributing a low-budget British crime thriller film called "Hunted" created by the author. For cinema distribution, Working Title would be a good fit as they focus on lower budget films. For TV distribution, the BBC would be suitable as it aims to develop British talent and focuses on British films. For social media distribution, YouTube would be best since it reaches the target 18-34 demographic well. DVD distribution is also considered but profit may be harder than distributing through a company.
Task 3 presentation
A film distribution company that might distribute our crime thriller film is Kaleidoscope Film Distribution (KFD). KFD focuses on thriller genres and has released similar films to ours. As an independent company based in London, KFD is likely to be reasonably priced and help appeal our British film to a UK audience. Self-distributing through a program like 4-Wall Select could also allow us to retain full control and profits, showing the film in their New York theater for a guaranteed week.
Question 3
The document discusses options for production, distribution, and marketing of a film. For production, the BBC is proposed as a suitable local and cost-effective option compared to larger companies. Independent cinemas or hybrid distribution combining DVD/download sales are identified as affordable distribution approaches, though the latter would reach fewer viewers. Free marketing techniques mentioned include trailers to generate interest and low-cost print advertising through posters and magazines.
Question 3
1) A film distributor is responsible for marketing and distributing a film, and can help secure financing. They determine the release date and method of exhibition.
2) The document recommends using a major distributor like Blumhouse Productions to release the film widely in multiplex cinemas. Major distributors have successful track records and name recognition that can attract audiences.
3) Low-budget horror films have been very successful, such as Paranormal Activity and Insidious, which cost $15,000 and $1.5 million respectively. With the right marketing, low budgets need not limit a film's profits.
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This document compares the distribution options for a small, independent British film versus a large Hollywood blockbuster. Small British films typically have much smaller budgets of around £1 million that must cover both production and distribution. This makes it difficult for the film to get mainstream cinema releases or do widespread advertising. In contrast, large blockbuster films can have budgets over £100 million that allow for extensive market testing, early release date announcements, and hype-building previews and interviews. Hollywood films also benefit from backing by major media companies. Given its smaller budget and target niche audience, the discussed film in this document would be best served by distribution as a small British film rather than attempting a wide release as a blockbuster.
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This document discusses film distribution strategies for a low-budget, British thriller film aimed at teenagers aged 15-23. It suggests that Metrodome, a UK distribution company that has previously released a similar small, British film, may be interested in distributing the film. Marketing strategies discussed include using social media like Facebook and Twitter to promote to the target audience, as well as billboard posters around the UK. The film would likely see an initial online release for 48 hours to generate buzz before being released on DVD due to its low budget.
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This document discusses film distribution strategies for a low-budget, independent British thriller film. It suggests that Metrodome, a UK distribution company that has previously released a similar small, British film, may be interested in distributing their film. The film's audience would likely be limited to the UK and appeal mainly to teenagers aged 15-23. Marketing strategies as an independent company would include promoting on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter and placing posters around the UK. The film may not be able to have a cinema release due to its low budget, so it would first be released on DVD and put online for 48 hours to generate interest before the DVD release.
Film distribution
Film distribution involves getting films from production to exhibition through deals with cinemas, television networks, and other outlets. Major film distributors in the UK control much of the industry and prioritize distributing large Hollywood blockbusters. This makes it difficult for smaller distribution companies to get their films shown widely, as they have fewer resources for prints and promotion. The digital age has also made film distribution more challenging for independent distributors.
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- 4. • If a film studio wanted to distribute our film to to the public ,I would say DVD and online would be our main priority than releasing it in the cinema. I believe that this is the best way for a independent film to make money due to the low budget cost. However when we compare this to the bigger film company such as the big six they have that a bigger budget so they are able to distribute however they may like. Why not the BIG SIX ?
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