Zusammenfassung der Ressource
What kind of media institution
might distribute your product and
why?
- To distribute our production we could...
- Promote our film via Social Media
- Facebook
- Instagram
- Twitter
- Blog
- We could use social media to our advantage as free
marketing - we would not have to pay any money for our
accounts yet they have the ability to build up large audiences
and fan bases. On social media accounts we would post sneak
peaks and trailers of the film, turning it into an event creates
hype and excitement which would boost audience number.
Social media accounts would give us power and access to
globalise our production at no extra cost. Social media
accounts create a real time dialogue between the audience
and the institution leading to a social democracy.
- Advertisements
- Leaflets
- Posters
- Hand-outs
- Assemblies
- Trailers
- Advertisements such as posters and leaflets
would cost money, however they allow the
production to be recognised. If the audience are
familiar with the posters or adverts as they
have seen them around frequently it will
persuade them and make them feel compelled
to watch the film.
- Contact film distribution companies
- Sponsors for promotion
- As an independant film company we would have
to work in synergy partnerships with other
companies to achieve levels of vertical integration.
For example we would have to work with a
distribution company such as Film4 in order for
our film to be distributed. We may also have to
create synergies with companies that supply
props, costumes, makeup or filming equipment.
- Attend film festivals
- Sundance
- Cannes
- Berlin
- Torronto
- Tribecca
- Film festivals would be useful to attract a
wider, less predictable audience. People
who have attended the festival may not
have before been interested in the film,
however exposing it to a large audience
would expand the audience of the film.
- Films that we researched...
- Now You See Me
- Summit Entertainment
- Also distributed The Twilight Saga
- 28 Weeks Later
- 20th Century Fox
- Also distributed
- Ice Age
- The Simpsons Movie
- Star Wars
- Home Alone
- Twentieth Century Fox is a major
American film studio located west of
Beverly Hills in Los Angeles, California.
The studio is now a subsidiary of 21st
Century Fox (formerly News
Corporation), the media conglomerate
owned by Rupert Murdoch.
- The Ring
- Dreamworks Pictures
- Also distributed
- Cat in the Hat
- Meet the Fockers
- Shrek
- What media institution
would be suitable to
distribute Mabel?
- Universal Studios
- Founded April 30, 1912
- Head Quarters- Universal City, California, U.S
- Most popular films
- E.T
- Jurassic Park
- Jaws
- King Kong
- Fast and Furious 6
- Universal Studios is a commercial international
conglomerate company owned by America. Their average
budget for productions is 40 million dollars. Universal Studios
has an extremely large budget therefore attracts large
hollywood stars to be in their films. Their productions
commonly have extravagant settings and high production
values.
- Universal Studios have distributed many horror, thriller and
action films that appeal to a similar target audience to Mabel.
Universal Studios is a worldwide known institution and has a
large audience so would be successful in distributing our
production.
- Columbia Pictures
- Popular films
- Grown Ups
- The Smurfs
- Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
- The Amazing Spider man
- Founded in 1918
- Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.
is an American film production and
distribution studio of the Columbia
TriStar Motion Picture Group, a
division of Sony Pictures
Entertainment, a subsidiary of the
Japanese conglomerate Sony. It is
one of the leading film studios in
the world, a member of the
so-called Big Six.
- Columbia pictures is also a large
conglomerate institution therefore
has a large budget and attracts large
Hollywood stars. If Columbia pictures
was to distribute our production it
would reach a global audience, have
a high budget and high production
values.
- Columbia Pictures has
distributed thousands of films
many of a horror thriller genre