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Crossing Borders

Concept We believe that across the borders we have things in common, by screening and distributing European films, which British people can connect to, we make people aware of the similarities.

Company Goals We want to: Distribute European films in the UK Expand the availability of European film on the British Market. Make people more aware of different cultures Make people less afraid of foreign films and watching films in a different language Show that European films are not that foreign and that we all have many things in common

Other companies Third Window Films – 2005 – Asian Cinema Arrow Films – 1991 – World Cinema Peccadillo Pictures – 2000 – World Cinema etc Soda Pictures – 2002 – World Cinema

What makes us different? Our focus is Europe We want to distribute films that have been popular among the general population in their home countries. Films for the average UK population. Also focus on kids. We want people to see that foreign film art not all weird. We are from different countries in Europe

Target audience London – people are more open to different cultures.

Projected Budget

Distribution Plan 5 films first year 10 prints pr. Film. 1 month of screening  Then release on DVD http://www.timelockfilm.se/artiklar/english-articles/distribution-strategies/ http://www.strategyanalytics.com/reports/vg5d52vcWt/single.htm http://www.ehow.com/how_8154512_add-movie-netflix.html

Distribution Plan Limited release Screenings in London

Social media strategy

Crowdfunding plan

Business plan https://www.knowledge.hsbc.co.uk/tools-and-resources/article/writing-a-business-plan Year 1: Focusing on establishing our company as a well known, distributor of quality European films. So that we will be able to land deals with bigger films the next years. And spread our screenings from only london.