A Field In England

A Field In England


1) To summarise the media magazine, it talks about how distinct and different distributions and benefits and disadvantages of them. From this point, they link how different British production companies spend on things like distributing and the stark differences when compared to Hollywood such as the prices and the time companies use when wanting to produce something.

2) Audience - The article talks about where the Field in England is situated in the British cinema and how it suits the pleasure of the audience that is targeted by the movie. 

Industrial Evolution - This article talks about the industrial evolution the movie causes and how it impacts the industry as it showed how the industry decided to take a risk releasing the film when often they don't condone the idea of taking risks as it makes it hard to predict whether the movie would be successful or not.

Screen/Radical releases - The article talks about the early cut of the work and how it was showed at the executives at Film 4.

3) A Field In England was released on the same time and same digital platforms, this was done to make the film seem more unique but also make a change.

4) The benefit of releasing film across all platforms is that it ensures that the company is able to maximise profits but to also make sure that audiences are able to to view regardless of the digital device therefore making the film accessible to a wider audience thus benefiting the film as more people are able to view and see it

5) People are less likely to view the film at the cinema as they are easily able to access the film at their home therefore possibly damaging the film as audiences won't view it at the cinema meaning that it could cause the company to lose out on profit that they would be able to gain if audiences went to the cinema however this would not be able to happen.

6) The target audience would be aimed towards the psycho-graphic group Succeeders as they are described as being things like seeking control, strong goals, confidence , work ethic and organisation and tend to be higher management and professionals, this links to the idea of people who are interested in Arthouse films as being more upper class and more educated and intellectual thus seeking movies that aren't predominantly made for money but rather art and expressing a purpose.

7) Yes due to audiences now watching or binge-watching TV shows all in go so they are used to getting and consuming the media quickly rather than waiting weekly. This can be shown in Netflix releasing the episodes of most of their TV shows such as Daredevil, Luke Cage and Jessica Jones.

8) Chicken couldn't use such a distribution strategy as the movie wasn't able to get funded thus leading the director of the film borrowing the money of the film which lead to the film having  micro-budget and also the film used nearly most of the budget to create the film leaving a short amount to be used for distribution strategies.

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