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British films tend to have smaller budgets than Hollywood films, with only 20% having budgets over £10 million and the median budget between 2007-2010 being £1.6 million. In contrast, Hollywood blockbusters regularly have budgets over $100 million, with Spiderman 3 costing $258 million. While action films dominated the UK box office in 2012, bringing in £260.4 million, the genres produced in Britain feature more realism and niche audiences. Commercial success is greater for higher budget British films, whereas lower budget films pursue creative goals. Major British production companies include Hammer Film Productions and London Films.
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British Film
This document provides an overview of the contemporary British film industry, including production, distribution, consumption and categorization of British films. It discusses the relationship between British and American films, and debates who holds the most power between audiences and film studios. The document also presents several case studies of specific British films as examples of production and funding models in the current film industry.
Why fund brit film
Public funding for film in the UK was estimated at £266 million in 2009/10, with the largest sources being the UK film tax relief program which provided £95 million, and the National Lottery which contributed £60 million. The UK Film Council, now replaced by the BFI, was the third largest source of funding.
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Working Title Films is a subsidiary of Universal Pictures, funded by Universal's parent company Vivendi. It has worked with companies like Channel 4 and Canal+ on co-productions and distribution. Some of Working Title's most successful films on a low budget include Billy Elliot and Shaun of the Dead, while films like The Calcium Kid and MickeyBo & Me were financial flops. Their success comes from appealing to international markets with British stories and American stars.
Warp film
Warp Film is an independent British film company based in London and Sheffield. As an independent studio, it has more limited funding than major studios but seeks financing from various UK film councils and organizations. It stresses the importance of using short films to impress potential funders and get noticed. Some of Warp Film's biggest successes include This Is England, which won several awards, and Submarine, which had a small £1.2 million budget but made over £2 million in profits. However, some of its films like Bunny and the Bull and Grow Your Own were financial flops. Warp Film's success is attributed to securing funding from multiple UK sources and producing low-budget films that are acclaimed and commercially successful.
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The document discusses the development of various technologies for film and television including:
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- IMAX, a widescreen film format developed in 1986.
- The World Wide Web, developed in 1989, which connects documents through hyperlinks and allowed films to be viewed online.
- Digital tablets and smartphones, developed in 1991 and 1992 respectively, which enabled portable viewing of films on large screens.
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Regional identity media
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The King's Speech had a budget of £8 million and grossed $414 million worldwide. Distributed by Momentum Pictures and The Weinstein Company, it starred Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush and won Best Picture at the Oscars.
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The document outlines test shots needed for a film about a burglar breaking into a house. It describes shots of the front door handle, the front door, and an establishing shot of the whole house from the front. Additional shots of the door are needed to add suspense as the burglar encounters the murderer. The last test shot shows an office with an open door, which is the room where the murderer hides and kills the burglar.
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The document discusses the filming location for a small student film being shot at 4 Frenches Gate in Dunstable, England. It outlines important considerations for a good filming location such as lighting, accessibility, parking, noise levels, electricity, and permission to film. The filmmakers have assessed their location at a student's home and found it suitable with permission from his parents and no issues with weather, parking needs, or other potential problems. Filming at a house location will help make the thriller genre film more realistic.
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Over the past 11 years, cinema admissions in the UK have generally been increasing, though there were some minor dips in 2003, 2006, and 2010. However, annual admissions have decreased significantly since 1944. People aged 45 and older now make up a larger portion of cinema audiences compared to 15-24 year olds. More revenue is generated from films shown on television rather than in cinemas. Animation was the highest grossing film genre in the UK in 2012, while Westerns grossed the least.
Uk film consumption
UK film consumption has generally increased over the past 11 years, with ticket sales rising from 155.9 million in 2001 to 172.5 million in 2012, though there were occasional small dips. However, annual admissions have decreased significantly in the longer term since 1944. Older audiences aged 45 and above have increased their cinema attendance, while younger audiences aged 15-24 have decreased. Most people in the UK watch films at home on television rather than going to the cinema, as television film revenue exceeded cinema revenue in 2012. Animation films have proven to be the most popular genre in terms of gross earnings, while Western films are the least popular genre.
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The UK film consumption document discusses trends in cinema admissions and film viewing in the UK over time. It finds that while annual cinema admissions have increased in the past decade, reaching 172.5 million tickets sold in 2012, admissions are still lower than their peak in the 1940s of over 1.6 billion. Older age groups from 45+ have increased their cinema going the most over the past 15 years, while younger groups from 15-24 have decreased. Most revenue is also made from films viewed on television in the home rather than at cinemas.
Conventions of a thriller Josh McGeoghan
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Thriller profitable Josh McGeoghan
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- 179 thriller films were released in 2011.
- On average, thriller films make £53.8 million at the box office, though it is the 5th most profitable genre.
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- 1. British Film Hollywood Film Genres ‘Action was the most popular genre in the 2012 list of top 20 films both in number of releases and box office earnings. It accounted for five titles, including Skyfall, which between them took £260.4 million. The second most popular genre was comedy with four titles, taking £84.7 million.’ BFI Statistcal Yearbook Action, Romance, Thrillers Style More realistic and has a niche audience. Artificial reality or heighted realism. Budgets Only 20% have a budget over £10 million. The median budget of released films between 2007-2010 was £1.6 million. Usually have a very big budget. Spiderman 3 had a budget of $258 million. The average budget of released films is $139 million. Commercial Vs Creative Larger budget films are commercial wher as lower budget films are creative. Commercial Companies Hammer Film Productions, London Films 20th Century has most Box office gross, followed by Entertainment then Lions gate Size (no. of films/value) In 2009 UK films took 7% of the global box office. UK film grossed $2 billion at the worldwide box office last year. 2010 worldwide gross was $21.2 billion