C1 Film

 Wednesday 12th February 2025

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  1. 2
  2. 60 mins/1.30 mins
  3. BBC 4
  4. Licence fee
  5. 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

  1. The 5 biggest Holly-wood studios are: Paramount, Warner bros, 20th Centrum fox, Universal and Disney 
  2. 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
  3. The most common marketing techniques are: trailers, posters, leveraging social media, influencer market, publicity stunts, immersive experiences
  4. The information on a film cover needs to convey whats happening in the film
  5. 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
  6. Marvel


                                  Teaser poster
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                              Theatrical poster
Movie Poster Templates: Cinematic Passion - Kittl


James bond
  • The write of James bond was Lan Lancaster Fleming 
Eon films
TitleYearBond actorDirectorBox office (millions)[13][14]Budget (millions)[13][14]
Actual $Adjusted $ (2023)Actual $Adjusted $ (2023)
Dr. No1962Sean ConneryTerence Young59.5700.21.110.9
From Russia with Love1963Sean ConneryTerence Young78.9848.42.019.7
Goldfinger1964Sean ConneryGuy Hamilton124.91,279.93.029.0
Thunderball1965Sean ConneryTerence Young141.21,323.16.865.4
You Only Live Twice1967Sean ConneryLewis Gilbert111.6802.210.393.4
On Her Majesty's Secret Service1969George LazenbyPeter R. Hunt64.6454.87.058.2
Diamonds Are Forever1971Sean ConneryGuy Hamilton116.0690.37.254.1
Live and Let Die1973Roger MooreGuy Hamilton126.4718.17.048.0
The Man with the Golden Gun1974Roger MooreGuy Hamilton97.6521.17.043.2
The Spy Who Loved Me1977Roger MooreLewis Gilbert185.4831.514.070.4
Moonraker1979Roger MooreLewis Gilbert210.3834.634.0142.7
For Your Eyes Only1981Roger MooreJohn Glen194.9701.128.093.9
Octopussy1983Roger MooreJohn Glen183.7583.227.584.1
A View to a Kill1985Roger MooreJohn Glen152.4429.330.085.0
The Living Daylights1987Timothy DaltonJohn Glen191.2489.140.0107.3
Licence to Kill1989Timothy DaltonJohn Glen156.2391.436.088.5
GoldenEye1995Pierce BrosnanMartin Campbell352.0808.960.0120.0
Tomorrow Never Dies1997Pierce BrosnanRoger Spottiswoode333.0722.6110.0208.9
The World Is Not Enough1999Pierce BrosnanMichael Apted361.8685.6135.0247.0
Die Another Day2002Pierce BrosnanLee Tamahori432.0726.1142.0240.6
Casino Royale2006Daniel CraigMartin Campbell606.0919.2150.0234.0
Quantum of Solace2008Daniel CraigMarc Forster586.1802.2200.0283.0
Skyfall2012Daniel CraigSam Mendes1,108.61,471.3150–200199–265
Spectre2015Daniel CraigSam Mendes880.71,132.1245–250[b]315–321
No Time to Die2021Daniel CraigCary Joji Fukunaga771.2867.1250–301281–387
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  1. Collections of related films, often characterised by shared characters, settings or themes, which are released over a series of instalments
  2. Person responsible for marketing the film
  3. Movies produced in American film industry
  4. A short trailer and a form of teaser campaign advertising that focus on film and television programming, with only small details
  5. 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 

  1. The executive producer for no time to die EON Productions 
  2. No time to die is part of a conglomerate
  3. No time to die is a studio film with high production values
  4. Universal 
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  1. writing the script, creating a budget, casting actors, and hire crew
  2. acting out the film and making it
  3. editing; colour, audio, cut and edit, fix errors, visuals and animation
  4. EON productions
  5. 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

Wednesday 19th March 2025
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  1. Selling the film
  2. Covid
  3. Heineken Advert, Teaser trailer
  4. Billie Eillish
  5. 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:
  1. Cinema release
  2. DVD release
  3. TV release



  1. NTTD was in cinemas for 1 month
  2. NTTD made 774.2 Million in the box office
  3. NTTD was release on DVD a month after it was released on digital download
  4. 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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BBFC regulates films
  • 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.
  1. NTTD was given a 12A for theatrical release because of and vide release was a 12.
  2. 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.





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