The document discusses media institutions involved in film production and distribution. It defines that a production company is responsible for the physical production of a film and may help raise funds. Film studios select production companies based on size, budget and quality. The document also explains that a distributor is responsible for releasing a film to the public through promotion, marketing, and getting the film into cinemas and on other platforms. The authors chose their distributor, Metrodome, because it had experience distributing a similar film. Funding for films can come from donations to the National Lottery fund distributed by the UK Film Council to support the British film industry.