IN FEAR

IN FEAR

1) budget for film? - shoe string, low budget, on set out of love

2) Director?

Jeremy Lovering - He didn't give his actors a script. psychological thriller

3) production companies behind the film?

big talk - hot fuzz, shawn of the dead --> solid established UK company 

4) awards won?

5) OOH' advertising? The newspaper.

6) social media advertising?

7) online advertising? cinema websites.

8) distribution in the UK?

(film 4)  studio Canal

9) synergy/ cross media convergence?

Same Visual - the poster .

10) cinemas shown at?

LONDON
Greenwich Picturehouse, 6.30pm
The Ritzy, Brixton, 6.30pm - plus Q&A
Stratford Picturehouse, 6.40pm
Clapham Picturehouse, 11.00pm
The Gate, Notting Hill, 10.45pm
Hackney Picturehouse, 9.30pm

Vue
Cineworld               
Odeon  

The film wasn't shown at all cinemas, at the cinema's it was shown it was shown on the smallest screen in the cinema, once a day. 

First shown at film festivals for: publicity, to make more money, distribution ( sun dance, horror fest, fright fest. )

11) starred in the film?

12) production film? where was it filmed? who was involved? filmed in devon

everything was improvised, the director didn't tell the actors what the film was about, only what he wanted. The film was filmed Chronological - unusual . The fact that the film had no script made big talk want to invest into the film.

13) what camera' were used to shoot the film? link to Thor 2?

Camera's used The canon 7D and the arri alexa.

THOR 2

 

 

 

Producer : Marvel studios, kevin feige. `1 Directed: Alan Taylor

Starring: Chris Hemsworth
Natalie Portman
Tom Hiddleston
Anthony Hopkins
Stellan Skarsgård
Idris Elba
Christopher Eccleston
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
Kat Dennings
Ray Stevenson
Zachary Levi
Tadanobu Asano
Jaimie Alexander
Rene Russo



 Xfactor Contestants went to the London Premiere



RELEASED; 22nd October UK.


Merchandise

 

poster

Presentation

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Story Board - Scream

Equipment Used:

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Homework - Marketing, Exhibiton, Disturbuiton, Production.

Production Involvement:

• Filming and editing
• Crew
• Cast
• Set/Production
• Script
• Idea
• Food

1.  Production

• production is when the film is ready to be recorded and put into action.
• the set team gather up by the location and crate the background for the cast to practise on
• the actors begin to rehearse.
• the director will rehearse the scene with actors through blocking, until its time to start shooting scenes for the film. 

      2.Pre-production

•  A set team is in charge of managing how the production is going run
• A story board is created, and visualised
• Film budget is then set and the production is ready to be organised.
• A Crew is then hired 

     3. Development -

• The director would find a stimulus to base their production on, this could include, a true story, a picture, a book or just a simple original idea.
• After that the director would come together with the production team to write a synopsis
• A script is then written, containing all essentials such as stage directions, voice overs, sound effects, were images are put in etc. once an overall play write had been written, this is a chance for the cast to learn their lines and the set team to prepare, this could take up to 6 months.
• After re drafts and editing to script has been taken place, a pitch is performed  to investors, if they agree to the idea, the making of the film can proceed.

    4. post production
- when the production, sound and dialog is edited. music and sound effects are added to the scenes

Distribution:  (getting the film out there) :

• Film Festivals (make a deal with producers etc.)
• Duo deal
• TV deal

Where the movie is made available to watch by an audience.

• one process - the film makes it to the cinema on standard release, then to legal DVD, then to pay to view and then to the TV screen
• Simultaneous release is then the film is made to watch on multiple types of media at the same time
• TV/Video release s when the film has been taken straight from the editing studio and put on disk.
• Internet release when the film has been put on the web for rental use.

Exchange/Exhibition:

• How actors maintain money when people watch them online for free.

4. - Preferable cinemas, venue space, facilities?
    - Type of crowds, small or large?
    - Time of day to release a film, day or night?
    - specific day to release, Fridays? promotional orange Wednesdays?
    - How to view the film, 2D, 3D, IMAX ?

Marketing:

• Advertising - poster, TV, Online etc.

- In cinemas, films are promoted through trailers, posters and standees.
- On the internet, films are promoted through film websites and homepage takeovers.
- In print, films are advertised through news papers, posters and help of merchandising with free give  away's ( fast food chain promotions )
There also film tours, where the whole film crew, including actors and directors would go to special appearances, or talk shows to promote.
Last year, Skyfall took over the scenes when the film was first being released with in the UK, with having TV ads, billboards, bus advertising etc.

 - Train station, catches a public members attention, using iconic words which are used within the film, makes the public feel included.

  - YouTube homepage, as soon as someone signs on to YouTube the film ad, catches their eye and would make them want to see the film more

 - celebrity, having someone famous sing a song for a film draws that celebrities fans t want to watch the film, simply just because of who has featured on it.

 - popular brand of drink.

 - billboards

 - side of a bus

by investing so much money into marketing, promoting and advertising helps create a bigger audience to watch the film as if the public has seen it everywhere, they would want to know whether the film was worth all the time invested in promoting it.

Majority of cinema audiences are between the ages 16 - 24. the film team would have to consider what genre the film would be, how appealing the film would be to those specific people, whether they would be able to branch the film out to people who don't just love the particular genre, but others  be interested as well.

The Film Chain - Development, Financing, Pre sales, Productions, Sales and Licensing, Distribution, Exploitation.

Disscussion/Conclusion

Film Industry summary .

Issues around the film industry include competition between rivals - E.g - rival films, about 12 films come out each week, how can people watch all of them? who's film gets watched the most? Home cinema and actual cinema, people would rather watch films online at home, because its cheaper than paying for the expenses at a cinema, your more cosy at home and you can take breaks during the film whenever you like. Also, Piracy, its easier access to get a film for cheap price from someone selling them, this means that the film team all lose out on money and cant be paid because people would rather do things the illegal way.
International films, aren't taken notice of, Bollywood and Nollywood films will always be more under-rated than Hollywood films. Simply because Hollywood films have more budget to afford it to make it to the big screens in various countries.
Depending on what type of film it is, independent films have a lower budget to create their film although the advantage of that is that the director is allowed to be more creative with how they would like the final pieces of the film to be structured.
Due to all the new technology that is coming out, E.g - big flat screen TV's, HD TV's, 3D TVs, people will no longer visit the cinema anymore, the cinema wont be able to make enough money and would have to close down, even though cinemas make majority of their money on the refreshments because the other set of money goes back to the film team industry.
3D films bring the cinema's excitement:

• People cant commit piracy on them because their cameras cant pick up two projections
• The cinema tickets are more expensive
• 3D films are usually catered for families, so that's at least 3+ people purchasing a ticket for that night, including they would buy refreshments

10 FACTS

10 facts about the film industry:

1) The age range of the audience members who attend the cinema is between 15 - 24. (29%) They visit at least once a month.

2) The majority of 3D movies are made for kids and families. 

Cinemas like 3D movies because: 

- its harder for piracy to take place

- the tickets cost more than a normal ticket, meaning they make more money within the ticketing office.

- it persuades people to visit the cinema because you cant enjoy a 3D experience at home. 

3) The amount of money the cinema makes comes from the snacks and refreshments, majority off the cinema ticket money goes back to the films production team.

4) Nearly all films, that are shown in UK cinemas are american, british films aren't really shown. Nollywood films never hit a cinema screen! 

5) Independent films work on a lower budget and usually have more than two shares investing into the film. This also allows the director to be more creative and show the film based on their original ideas. 

6) Cinemas have competition with ' online cinemas '. A high percentage of film viewing is taken place within the home. Online movie websites such as netflix and letmewatchthis.com

Its cheaper and easy access to watch a film at home. BBC iplayer had 6million requests everyday in 2012.

7) 34.5%  of the general public prefer action movies over rom com which has 1.1%.

8) People Usually visit the cinema on a weekend. Recently 'wednesday' has become popular due to orange wednesdays. 

9) Around 580 films usually release over a year, 2012 646 films were released. giving an average of about 12 films per week.

10) Sky fall and Dark Knight Rises were the top films in 2012. 

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