Production, distribution, exhibition P2 Flashcards

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What is distribution?

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Releasing + sustaining films in the market place

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How do the phases of production, distribution, + exhibition operate most effectively in Hollywood?

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When vertically integrated, where 3 stages seen as part of same larger process, under control of 1 company

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Where does vertical integration not operate so commonly?

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In the independent film sector

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What is distribution focused on in the UK?

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Marketing + sustaining a global product in local markets

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What is the relationship between producers + distributors?

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They tend not to have long-term economic links with eachother

Distribution is a collaborative process, requiring materials + rights of producers and cooperation of exhibitors to promote film

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What guaranteed Blinded by the Light its major global cinema release?

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The all night auction following the world premiere at the Sundance Film festival in jan 2019

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What was UK distribution for the film secured by?

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eOne entertainment, a canadian media company

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When was the film released in cinemas worldwide?

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August 2019

DVD release followed in dec 2019 distributed by Paramount Home Entertainment - a viacom company

Now available on BBC iplayer

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When does a project’s social media presence begin?

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Often before production itself starts, incorporating earliest press announcements into social media campaign

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How do marketers tell the audience a story about the movie?

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Through small bits of info designed to frame how project’s marketers want ppl to see project in weeks + months before release

Designed to peak interest + get ppl talking and sharing

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What was good about the film?

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Had positive word-of-mouth marketing

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What was bad about the film?

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Poor box office figures - just $18.1m box office against $15m budget with means film lost money when factoring global market campaign

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What did rival studios argue?

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That Warner Bros shouldve begun with limited release to build audience interest

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Why is the use of recognisable music important in marketing of film?

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People feel close to the music and it attracts fans

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