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Production , Distribution , Marketing and Exhibition of a movie.
Production

Every movie goes through three stages of development.
To begin with the producer must have an idea, this idea will come from his imagination or even a real life story. The plot to the movie will be changed and developed to its best.
Story board will be created to give an idea or at least a basic understanding of what the movie is about. The story will be worked on with his crew who will then find what actors will best suit the characters in the film.
The post production starts to develop by filming and shooting scenes. This gives the editors of the movie something to work with, they cut and fine tune all the scenes of the movie to give it its final edit. From this point the editors add special effects and sound tracks to make the movie more appealing.
Distribution
When the movie has reached its final version its time to get the movie to the audience. This is sometimes the hardest stage for some producers. Money is a big deal here.Distributors are likely to go for release on a popular weekend as oppose to a busy week when people are unlikely to visit the cinema.This is done so the movie gets as many views as possible; which leads to more money coming in for the developers.

Marketing
The movie gets its publicity by advertising their movie to the public.
They try to make advertising for the movie cheap but efficient.
Types of adverting are; Trailers, bus ads, happy meals.
Teen movies are most likely advertised on social sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
Movies that are targeted to older people are advertised after the news or different shows.
Exhibition
After all the process of making the movie the final stage is to get the movie out to the audience.
The main target is the Cinema, this is where the movie is more likely to make big money.
Movies are also shows on the TV and other online websites such as Netflix and Lovefilm. The movie is the put on DVD which also leads to more income for the producers.
However small time films are not aloud to present their movie in cinemas, they are aloud to show them in small movie festivals and other ways.But only big production movies are aloud to show their movie in cinemas for example: Step Brothers.

Every movie goes through three stages of development.
To begin with the producer must have an idea, this idea will come from his imagination or even a real life story. The plot to the movie will be changed and developed to its best.
Story board will be created to give an idea or at least a basic understanding of what the movie is about. The story will be worked on with his crew who will then find what actors will best suit the characters in the film.
The post production starts to develop by filming and shooting scenes. This gives the editors of the movie something to work with, they cut and fine tune all the scenes of the movie to give it its final edit. From this point the editors add special effects and sound tracks to make the movie more appealing.
Distribution
When the movie has reached its final version its time to get the movie to the audience. This is sometimes the hardest stage for some producers. Money is a big deal here.Distributors are likely to go for release on a popular weekend as oppose to a busy week when people are unlikely to visit the cinema.This is done so the movie gets as many views as possible; which leads to more money coming in for the developers.

Marketing
The movie gets its publicity by advertising their movie to the public.
They try to make advertising for the movie cheap but efficient.
Types of adverting are; Trailers, bus ads, happy meals.
Teen movies are most likely advertised on social sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
Movies that are targeted to older people are advertised after the news or different shows.
Exhibition
After all the process of making the movie the final stage is to get the movie out to the audience.
The main target is the Cinema, this is where the movie is more likely to make big money.
Movies are also shows on the TV and other online websites such as Netflix and Lovefilm. The movie is the put on DVD which also leads to more income for the producers.
However small time films are not aloud to present their movie in cinemas, they are aloud to show them in small movie festivals and other ways.But only big production movies are aloud to show their movie in cinemas for example: Step Brothers.
Production, Distribution, Marketing and Exhibition of Film industry
Production
Development is the first stage in production. The producer’s project will have an idea of a story which may come from a book, play, another film or even a true story he/she just found out. After having that sorted, the producer will then work with the writers to prepare a synopsis. After the synopsis, the storyboard is created which is a visualizing method that creates the shot sequence and what it should be. The producer hires a crew after the storyboard is set and the crew is about 14-16 people that helps to produce the film. Once the producer got the crew, the film will then be ‘Filming ‘. After the film is made, it goes into post-production where the video/film/sound editor does their job, to edit the whole film out, add special effects and add sound track (music).
Distribution
Where the film is released to Cinemas or to consumer media such as – DVD, Blue-ray – or any other film website that allows the audience to watch at home such as Netflix/Lovefilm.
Marketing
Is a way of promoting the film releases or advertising a new film that is coming. There are few ways of promotion or advertisement and there are:
- Using the TV adverts
- Posters around the global
- Trailers in Cinema before the film starts
- Online Adverts on social networkings website
Exhibition
This is a way that target audience or normal audience can view films or read the reviews from other that have seen it or the trailer.
Thursday, 3 October 2013
Production, Distribiton, Marketing and Exhibition in the film industry
There are three stages involved in producing a film. First of all, the pre production stage, the film must be planned and carefully designed. It starts off with an initial idea in the form of a story board where it will be developed. This is where the production team scout the location and characters for the film. The script is written and finalised by the team. Secondly, during the production the initial ideas are developed and shot with the scenery, props, characters, are used. During the post production then the film is edited, and special effects and music is added as part of the sound track.
There are many steps involved when creating a film. The four main stages are production, distribution, marketing and exhibition.
Distribution: is the way films go out from an edit house to an audience. There are
many ways such as:
- The cinema
- DVDs
- Blu ray
- Netflix/LOVEFiLM
Marketing: is promoting and advertising a new film.
This can be done in many ways such as:
- Using trailers during TV advertisements and during the advertisements at the cinema
- Billboards, posters, bus advertisements
- Toys in Happy Meals to promote young people and their parents to watch a certain film aimed at young children.
Film Industry PDE
FILM INDUSTRY
PRODUCTION
Most people think making a film takes only a short time however there are many stages to making a film and it starts with an idea.
Idea
To have an idea takes time and preparation and involves many people. It all starts with an inspiration it can be from anywhere however ideas cost millions this is why most people take out an errors and emissions insurance to protect against copyright. James Cameron the producer and director of Avatar said his inspiration came from "every single science fiction book".
Development Finance
This stage is to turn a rough idea into final script ready for production, but it costs money. To get this money producers must use persuasion to get the financial backup for the development of the script. This is essential as without this it the financial backing the film has no chance of being seen or made.
Script Development

Packaging
With the script complete the director and producer decide how they want to film the movie and who to employ. Well known stars are the people who usually get employed as it will attract their fans to watch the film. Avatar producer James Cameron employed stars such as Sam Worthington who has gain awards such as teen choice and MTV award but has also stared in movies such as The Clash Of the Titans, Zoe Zaldana also stared in Avatar and has stared in the award winning Pirates of the Caribbean and has won two Golden Globes and a BAFTA. Even the director is well-known for his films such as True Lies, The terminator, Titanic and has also received a walk of fame in December 2009 after Avatar. The producer must know how much the film will actually cost from a business position.
Financing
Film making is an expensive business and the producer must secure enough funding to make the film the highest standard possible. Finances can be anywhere in the world that's why producers have to travel to secure investment. Avatars estimated budget was $280 Million however $150 for marketing. The final budget however came at $237 Million.
Pre-Production
With finance secured the full cast and crew are hired and the detailed preparation for the shoot begins. once all the head of departments are hires the shooting script is circulated and pre-production begins.
The Shoot

Post production
Post production usually starts during the shoot as soon as the first 'rushes' -raw footage is available. It gets to the editor, he/she/they turn it into scenes and assembles it together. The editors of avatar which were James Cameron John Refua and Stephan E.Rivkin used computer-generated characters to create and capture the motion.
Sales
While the film is still in post the producer it trying to sell it. To sell it to the public themselves they need a distributor. To help sell the film to have distributors the producer secures the services of sales agent to help the producer sell the film to the public. Avatars distributor was Century Fox.
Marketing

Expedition
Cinema expedition is still the primary channel for films to reach there audiences and box office success equals financial success. A high profile star-studded premier Is used to launch the film to the public with an exploration of media.
Other Windows
A successful run in cinemas make films a sought after product which can be sold through other more lucrative channels like DVDs, videos and games for the film. Sales for hotel channels and in flight entertainment can bring in millions of additional revenue. After the film was released and was really successful the avatar game came out in December 2009 and so did the action figure dolls. it was also distrubuted in McDonald happy meals in France.
DISTRIBUTION
When it comes to distribution there are different types when it comes to releasing a film :
Theatrical Distribution
Which is a person who is in charge of making sure all the cinemas that they have chosen to show the film has all the tapes so they can screen them. They also make sure that all prints (information about film) are to be give to the head of that distribution company.
Non-Theatrical
This method is used mainly in the British film Industry. This is a screening to only a small audience. The difference between theatrical and non-Theatrical is that non-theatrical only wants to show to a small number of people such as school pupils or people on an airline service.
However when it came to avatar century fox fronted $10 Million to Cameron to film a proof-of-concept dip for avatar which he showed for the executives in October 2005. however shortly fox did not want to back avatar but at the end of the day they just reduced the budget. the executive said "I don't know if were crazier for letting you do this or if your crazier for thinking you can do this".
MARKETING
There are different ways of marketing you can advertise by internet, print, partnership with other companies such as McDonald's, trailers and radio some company's and studios market their film more than others and spend huge amounts of money as they believe the bigger the campaign the more established the film with be. When it comes to avatar their first photo of the film was released on August 14th 2009. After which James Cameron went to comic-con and from then august the 21st would be 'Avatar day' Followed by the trailer which is now the most viewed trailer worth 4 Million views. Avatar also did the basic advertising which was posters, print on magazines and the advert on Television. Avatar also collaborated with coco-cola company and their distributor to launch a world wide campaign to pro-film. McDonald had a promotion method as well they called it 'Avatarize yourself' where you take a picture of your self and it would change you into a Navi. Avatar even got a celebrity star to sing their theme song 'I see you' which sold many copies globally.
However while most studios rely on the trailers, movie posters and simple social media tactics to attract audiences to theater Pixar had gone a step further when it came to 'Monster University'. They created an entire website to fit the theme and storyline of the film they even sold t-shirts and other merchandise you can actually buy.
EXPEDITION
This is the way people see films. Most people see films in cinema or they wait until the movie comes out on DVD.
Different People interact differently in different ways for example character personal identification. This is when a actor in a movie resembles someone or maybe themselves.The audience may know they connect with the actor and therefore engage with the film. Avatar is a film which establishes a world everyone would love to live in so when watching the film it gratifies the audience it allows the audience to escape from their daily grind and become part of the movie which is engages them even more.
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