Producers and Audiences Case Studies 2015. Films Paddington Avengers: Age of Ultron Thor: The Dark World (Loki/Tom Hiddleston) The Theory of Everything.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Year 12 Media Studies Audiences and Institutions Hollywood vs. UK Cinema.
Advertisements

Media Ownership in Contemporary Media Practice
Warner Brothers Pictures Hannah Martin. Media Ownership  Warner Brothers Pictures is an American producer of film, television, and music entertainment.
How to answer section B Institutions and audiences.
Film Finance Aims: to gain an understanding of how Hollywood studio and independent film gets made. To research the production process of a film.
Year 12 Media Studies Institution and Audiences British Cinema – Funding
FM2 Section A: Producers and Audiences. Section A: Producers and Audiences This section of the exam will focus on the film industry and audience film.
Film distribution. What is film distribution A film distributor is an independent company or occasionally an individual, which acts as the final manager.
Film Distribution In the uk
UK box office in Look at the top 20.Discuss in pairs any patterns you notice, including those.
In this presentation I will be exploring the different production companies my group thought about and created before filming the sequence. I will also.
Stacey Gibbons Film Distribution. ‘Film Distribution’ refers to the marketing and circulation of movies in theatres, and for home viewing (DVD, Video-On-
G322: Institutions and Audience
What are the issue raised Learning outcome: The issues raised in the targeting of national and local audiences (specifically British) by international.
Working title films British film Audiences and institutions Section B.
Hollywood Why is Hollywood such a successful film industry?
Audiences & Institutions The Film Industry – Section B.
Distributing your film Outline the relationships between the film industry and wider creative media sector.
Nuking the Fridge The Hollywoodization of Film. Art Cinema and Mainstream Cinema "I think movies are getting dumber, actually. Where it used to be 50/50,
Jobs in the media Supplements Total film Shaquille Paris Morgan.
Question 3: What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? Rebecca Logan.
Evaluating the impact of technology in film Production  Distribution & Marketing  Exchange.
Evaluation question 3 What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? Hoodwink by Katie Hepton.
AS Media Studies Audiences & Institutions Film Industry Revision.
Institutions & Audiences The Film Industry – Section B.
Q3: What kind of media institution might distribute you media product and why? Emily Newell.
Study Day Course Work. Working title films is mostly owned by NBC Universal; who are one of the world leading media and film companies. The company was.
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Jr Brangelina.
Film digital distribution, print and marketing. Film distributers  The key players in film distribution are the big companies which controls much of.
Please have a look at the Box Office figures – what do you notice? Review any films you have seen this week.
Multiplex and Art House Cinemas. What are the attractions of the Multiplex Cinema? What are the attractions of the Art House Cinema? What.
Q3 What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? The media institution to distribute our media product will be New Line Cinema.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? Evaluation question three Eden Goodall.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? Kimberley English.
Why are cinemas still important for both audiences and producers? What could go in this essay? Audience divisions – demographic in Huntingdon and elsewhere.
Q U E S T I O N 3 What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? Follower Chloe Cook.
By Katherine Gill. A film distributor is often an independent company, subsidiary company or on occasions an individual; who acts as a final agent between.
FILM DISTRIBUTION BY JOE FOVARGUE. WHAT IS FILM DISTRIBUTION? FILM DISTRIBUTION IS THE BUSINESS OF GETTING FILMS DISTRIBUTED TO AUDIENCES WHICH COULD.
A strategy for responding to internet distribution opportunities, and for working with other media and communications industries. Ultimately the report.
Definition: Demonstrate your understanding of how international and global institutions target national & local British audiences. Definition: Demonstrate.
Conglomerates vs. Independent Studios - THE CONTEMPORARY FILM INDUSTRY -
Movie piracy: threat to the future of films intensifies.
Film Distribution By Joe McCay. Film distributors A film distributor is often an independent company, who handles the distribution and marketing of the.
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Jr Brangelina.
Hollywood blockbusters By Navin Wijesiri. Marketing a Hollywood blockbuster Hollywood blockbusters are marketed by using high budget methods such as film.
Question 3: What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? Evaluation, Question 3: ‘Captured’ Alicia Badcock.
What have you learned from your audience feedback?
Institution for a film. I think, that the best company for our movie is still Warner Bros. They would make it because we will provide them with high-quality.
Question 3: What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? Prima Facie Rachel Limage.
Cinema Distribution & Exhibition. Distribution Distribution: refers to the marketing and circulation of movies in cinemas, and for home viewing (DVD,
Competing with the US. In the early 1980’s the British Production Company Goldcrest attempted to compete with Hollywood by making big budget films which.
Question 3. Star attractions. My film however, doesn’t have any stars to attract an audience which could’ve been a big contributing factor in attracting.
Movies and Their Audiences Movies may have more in common with how someone interacts with a book than with the TV. Today’s moviegoer is a teenager or young.
1 Film exhibition Film Studies Unit 2 Producers and Audiences.
THE GOLDEN AGE OF HOLLYWOOD The Studio System. Before the Studio System Movie industry is divided into three basic economic divisions Production: Studios.
Evaluation Question 3 What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? Hoodwink by Rebecca Bloomfield.
More Digital Cinema More Marketing Avatar The Boat That Rocked This Is England
Evaluation Question 5 Part A How you would reach your audience through marketing- so which marketing tools does your audience connect/interact with?
E VALUATION Q UESTION 3: What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? ‘C A P T U R E D’ K IPP B OUCHER.
Question 3: What kind of media institution might distribute your product and why? Jamie Male.
In pairs, list five films you have liked that has at least one very famous actor in it Now list five films you have enjoyed that have actors you had not.
Things to Consider Reviews
The Hollywood Studio System
How you watch films… ‘Your consumption’.
Film Marketing and Distribution
Sports Marketing Lesson Plan Day 17
Film: Exhibition/Exchange
Analysing Media Content
Fan interaction with Film Case Study: Audience interaction with the Thor Franchise.
Presentation transcript:

Producers and Audiences Case Studies 2015

Films Paddington Avengers: Age of Ultron Thor: The Dark World (Loki/Tom Hiddleston) The Theory of Everything Gravity A Field in England Under the Skin Slumdog Millionaire Mortdecai Snakes on a Plane X-Men Origins: Wolverine The Hunt for Gollum Colin (Proposed independent films) Bunny Poo Salad The Astronaut

Producers & Audiences Hits & Misses List as many reasons as you can to explain why Avengers: Age of Ultron will inevitably become a profitable film To what extent does piracy harm the film industry? What are the reasons for the poor box office takings for many independent British films? How do you account for the success of the British film The Theory of Everything? How do you account for the success of the British film Paddington? Why did poor reviews not harm any of the Transformers films? What is ‘marketability and what is ‘playability’?

Film Technology 1.What have the VCR, the laserdisc and high street rental shops all got in common? 2.Why did the big Hollywood studios back a new wave of 3D cinema in the early 2000s? 3.What are the advantages of a home cinema system? 4.What are the disadvantages of a home cinema system? 5.What role does the internet play in changing the way we experience films? 6.Is technological advancement an attraction to cinemagoers? Give examples? Producers & Audiences

Film Technology 1.To what extent do fans use technology to interact with their entertainment? 2.Does the internet give audiences control over what they see? 3.What was unusual about the production of Snakes on a Plane?. 4.What advantages does the internet bring to film producers? 5.How has the internet affected film distribution and exhibition? 6.What steps have cinemas taken to retain audiences in the internet age? Producers & Audiences

Gravity List these factors that led to the success of Gravity in order of importance. Explain your decisions Clear genre Stars Technology Marketing Awards Critical praise Word of mouth Being a ‘British’ film

Stars How is the image of the star/s used to create meaning for this film? Producers & Audiences

Stars What’s missing from this image? Why? Producers & Audiences

Stars How important are stars to the film industry? To what extent are stars ‘constructed’ by the industry? To what extent are stars ‘constructed’ by fans? How ‘powerful’ are stars? Is it important to British audiences to see British stars on screen? Producers & Audiences

What can you say about the construction of star images?

Is it important to British audiences to see British actors in Hollywood films?

Studios 1.What key aspects of film business were controlled by the ‘Big 5’ Hollywood studios before 1948? 2.What was this system called? 3.Why do the major Hollywood studios not just make huge blockbuster films? 4.What are some of the reasons behind Marvel films massive box-office success? 5.What do you understand about wider media ownership? Producers & Audiences

1.Scenario Films is an example of a small, British independent production company that has joint projects with foreign companies. Why do they do this? 2.To what extent is the Harry Potter franchise ‘British’?

Exhibition 1.How do cinemas make a profit? 2.What are some of the differences between a multiplex and an art house cinema? 3.Which is better? Why? 4.Why do you think there isn’t an independent cinema in Huntingdon? 5.What are some of the ways in which the different cinemas compete for business? 6.In what ways do cinemas and other media compete for audiences? 7.In what ways do cinemas and other media not compete? 8.What is crowdsourcing? Producers & Audiences

Audiences 1.To what extent do fans influence the studios? 2.What are the key audience theories? 3.Explain what a demographic is. 4.What is the importance of a film having a clear genre for audiences? 5.What is ‘buying into’ a film? Producers & Audiences