Wednesday 12th February 2025
Do Now 4/5
- 2
- 60 mins/1.30 mins
- BBC 4
- Licence fee
- inform, educate, entertain
Film Industry
Film Terminology
- Franchise - Collections of related films, often characterised by shared characters, settings or themes, which are released over a series of instalments
- Distributer - Person responsible for marketing the film
- Hollywood major - Movies produced in American film industry
- Teaser - A short trailer and a form of teaser campaign advertising that focus on film and television programming, with only small details
- Montage - A film editing technique in which a series of short shots are sequenced to condense space, time and information
- Ensemble cast - One that comprises many principal actors and performers who are typically assigned roughly equal amounts of screen time
- Tentpole-film - A programme or film that supports the financial performance of a film studio, television, network or cinema chain
- High-concept - emphasis on a striking but easily communicable central ideas, designed to have a wide audience appeal
- Enigma - Mystery within a text
- The 5 biggest Holly-wood studios are: Paramount, Warner bros, 20th Centrum fox, Universal and Disney
- The main aim for the marketing campaign is to create a buzz around a film's release which encourages the audience to go and see the film
- The most common marketing techniques are: trailers, posters, leveraging social media, influencer market, publicity stunts, immersive experiences
- The information on a film cover needs to convey whats happening in the film
- The difference between a teaser poster and a theatrical poster is an official movie poster must actually contain all the official contract credited listeners and tester dose not
- Marvel
Teaser poster

Theatrical poster

James bond
- The write of James bond was Lan Lancaster Fleming
- The plot follows Bond, who has left active services with M16, and is rectruited by the CIA to find a kidnapped scientist, which leads to a showdown with a powerful vengeful adversary armed with a technoloy capable of killing millions
- Collections of related films, often characterised by shared characters, settings or themes, which are released over a series of instalments
- Person responsible for marketing the film
- Movies produced in American film industry
- A short trailer and a form of teaser campaign advertising that focus on film and television programming, with only small details
- A programme or film that supports the financial performance of a film studio, television, network or cinema chain
Film industry
Producer - The way the film is made and processed
Distributer - person responsible for marketing the film
Marketing - advertisements for films
Exhibition -
Vertical integration means all three of the processes for a film happens in one step e.g. Warner pros who produces a film, they then market it and distribute it, then show it in warner village cinemas
Pre-Production: writing the script for the show, creating a budget, casting actors, and hire crew
Production: Acting out the film and making it
Post-Production: Editing the film; colour, audio, cut and edit, fix mistakes, visuals and animations
Executive producer: oversee all the stages of the film and make sure its being made up to standards and they basically do everything on the set other than acting
Line producers: organises budget, controls the film, all departments answer to producer
- The executive producer for no time to die EON Productions
- No time to die is part of a conglomerate
- No time to die is a studio film with high production values
- Universal
Wednesday 5th March 2025
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- writing the script, creating a budget, casting actors, and hire crew
- acting out the film and making it
- editing; colour, audio, cut and edit, fix errors, visuals and animation
- EON productions
- one conglomerate owns all the means of production distribution and exhibition
Distribution and marketing
LO: To explore the process of film making
Distribution is the process of making copies
producer will show there films at festivals
a conglomerate will delegate the distribution to. smaller compony what thy own: vertical integration
distributers need to:
- work out and stick to budgets
- consider release dates and theatrical Windows
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- Selling the film
- Covid
- Heineken Advert, Teaser trailer
- Billie Eillish
- Bauer radio station dedicated to bond film
Circulation and regulation
LO: To explore circulation and regulation in the film industry
Exhibition takes place in the following order:
- Cinema release
- DVD release
- TV release
- NTTD was in cinemas for 1 month
- NTTD made 774.2 Million in the box office
- NTTD was release on DVD a month after it was released on digital download
- NTTD was free to watch on news years day 2023 they did this because people were more likely to watch because they would have been drinking
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- U - universal: suitable for all.
- PG - parental guidance.
- 12A - suitable for 12 above accompanied with a adult.
- 12 - suitable for 12 above.
- 15 - suitable for 15 above.
- 18 - suitable for 18 above.
- NTTD was given a 12A for theatrical release because of and vide release was a 12.
- the financial positives of given NTTD a 12A-12 was because more people could watch it they did this by limiting drug use nudity violence ect.
A 12A means you have to be accompanied with an adult but and 12 you do not
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