Tuesday, 27 March 2012

Institutions and Audiences Topic List

  • BIGGEST ONE Understand how all aspects of the media (websites, newspapers, television etc) are used to market a film and show you understand how companies work together to produce and distribute (and market) films.
  • How film4 works with different companies and what those companies are
  • What synergy is and how all the companies in your case studies make use of it and why they do
  • Who are young bwark and why are they important.
  • How your production companies have changed their production styles and methods of making films and why.
  • How Film4 works as a company and its links to C4 – the particulars of the remit and it’s history
  • The involvement of large non-British conglomerates in British companies and works and whether this is a benefit or a hindrance.
  • How media convergence has affected your production companies (Warp, Celador and Film4)
  • How changes in exhibition (all avenues including cinema, dvd, internet etc) have affected your companies?
  • The rise of new media and how your companies have dealt with it – issues and benefits.
  • The success of the smaller independent company and maintaining independence (and whether this is a good thing or a bad thing)
  • How audiences respond to the products made by your companies and the different levels and types of audience (ages, classes etc)
  • What has happened to Celador Productions and Warp Films recently.
  • How your production companies have dealt with the rise of the internet.
  • The conglomerates involved with all three films for all their aspects.
  • How audience’s consumption of media has changed and how technological changes have impact on this (considering the home market as well as the cinemas)
  • The different types of marketing used for both Four Lions and Slumdog Millionaire and the different types of advertising.
  • How technological improvements have impacted the viewing experience, at home and in the cinema.
  • How the increase and improvements made in technology are affecting the ways that films are made and distributed.
  • How global institutions target national audiences.
  • Why both films are considered successful.

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