TASK 3
WHAT IS DISTRIBUTION?
Distribution is the business of sustaining and launching films in
film markets.
It is also the process of making a movie available to audience for
a viewing, which is usually the task of a film distributor who, for
the film, would create a marketing strategy for that particular
film.
EXAMPLES OF DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES
Here are some examples of the logos of some very famous film
distribution companies:
COMPARISON OF DISTRIBUTION
COMPANIES
I think that Paramount Pictures, Lionsgate Films or
Entertainment Film Distributors would be interested in
distributing our film. This is because they have all distributed
films in the teen drama genre such as ‘Clueless’, ‘LOL’, and ‘St
Trinians’.
These films are similar to our teen drama opening because they
all involve characters that are similar to ours and they also aim
for the same type of audience as we are aiming for.
Seeing as our film is set in the UK and uses characters from there,
many people may believe that it would only appeal to a UK audience.
However I think that it could appeal to a wider audience such as and
American audience.
This is because even though the characters are from the UK their
stereotypes apply to many people across the world. Therefore our teen
drama would appeal to a much wider audience than just the UK.
WILL OUR FILM APPEAL TO UK AUDIENCES?
MARKETING STRATEGIES
Some possible marketing strategies that we could use to promote
are film is to use social networks such as twitter, youtube and
Facebook. Many thousands of people from our target audience
use these social networks therefore it would be a good way to get
our film out to them.
Furthermore we could put up posters in areas where people visit
everyday such as train stations.
SELF DISTRIBUTION Advantages:
★One major advantage is that you can keep
all of the money made from the sales of that
film.
★You have full control of making decisions
about your film.
★You are still in charge of what happens to
your film.Disadvantages:
★It can take up a lot of time because you have to
sort out all of the sales and deals with
customers.
★It may be harder to find customers wanting to
buy your film.
★To make sure you don’t make your film
exclusive to any buyers, you have to
thoroughly check anything you sign.

Task Three

  • 1.
  • 2.
    WHAT IS DISTRIBUTION? Distributionis the business of sustaining and launching films in film markets. It is also the process of making a movie available to audience for a viewing, which is usually the task of a film distributor who, for the film, would create a marketing strategy for that particular film.
  • 3.
    EXAMPLES OF DISTRIBUTIONCOMPANIES Here are some examples of the logos of some very famous film distribution companies:
  • 4.
    COMPARISON OF DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES Ithink that Paramount Pictures, Lionsgate Films or Entertainment Film Distributors would be interested in distributing our film. This is because they have all distributed films in the teen drama genre such as ‘Clueless’, ‘LOL’, and ‘St Trinians’. These films are similar to our teen drama opening because they all involve characters that are similar to ours and they also aim for the same type of audience as we are aiming for.
  • 5.
    Seeing as ourfilm is set in the UK and uses characters from there, many people may believe that it would only appeal to a UK audience. However I think that it could appeal to a wider audience such as and American audience. This is because even though the characters are from the UK their stereotypes apply to many people across the world. Therefore our teen drama would appeal to a much wider audience than just the UK. WILL OUR FILM APPEAL TO UK AUDIENCES?
  • 6.
    MARKETING STRATEGIES Some possiblemarketing strategies that we could use to promote are film is to use social networks such as twitter, youtube and Facebook. Many thousands of people from our target audience use these social networks therefore it would be a good way to get our film out to them. Furthermore we could put up posters in areas where people visit everyday such as train stations.
  • 7.
    SELF DISTRIBUTION Advantages: ★Onemajor advantage is that you can keep all of the money made from the sales of that film. ★You have full control of making decisions about your film. ★You are still in charge of what happens to your film.Disadvantages: ★It can take up a lot of time because you have to sort out all of the sales and deals with customers. ★It may be harder to find customers wanting to buy your film. ★To make sure you don’t make your film exclusive to any buyers, you have to thoroughly check anything you sign.