My film would first be distributed by independent film distributors as they help get small, low-budget films seen by audiences. If the film gains attention, I would then partner with major mainstream distributors like Paramount or Lionsgate for broader worldwide release and promotion. Television stations like the BBC could also distribute the film after initial theatrical release so non-theater viewers can watch. Additionally, the film could be distributed online through services like YouTube to reach global audiences digitally.

1. Q3. What kind of media institution
might distribute your media product
and why?

2. Independent film distributors
• My film would be distributed using
independent film distributers because they
are the best way for small and low budget
films made by aspiring directors to get out to
their audiences. Distributers like independent
are perfect for this; the BBC and Channel 4
also have a platform n which small and
independent films can be shown on.

3. Mainstream distributers
• Once my product gets attention of the audience
from the independent distributers I will then
move on to the more mainstream companies like
paramount, MGM or Lionsgate. The mainstream
distributers will do a better job of getting my
product out to people as they distribute world
wide. Whereas the independent will only
distribute with in a small area. The mainstream
distributors will also do a better job promoting
and drawing attention to my product.

4. Tv stations
• Tv stations like the BBC would distribute my
film after it has been distributed by actual film
distributers whether that will be an
independent film distributer or not. This is so
people that didn’t watch my film in the
cinema will be able to watch the movie.

5. The internet
• I can also distribute my film online through
legal routs like through Youtube(RED). This
makes it easier to get it to a wider audience
around the world because it is on the internet
and not being screened theatrically within one
country.