A spy agent is assigned to stop a bombing attack planned for East London. During the investigation, the spy receives help from intelligence services to locate the suspect by tracking their phone location. The film was produced by students with no additional budget. Equipment and costumes were provided by the school. Permission was granted to film in some specific places.
3. A promising spy agent assigned to stop an attack from happening in the British capital,
London, during the exploration the spy discovers that the bombing will happen in in
East London. Throughout this tense situation the spy receives help from the
intelligence organisation and an computer expert services the spy to locate the
suspect by tracking his phone’s location.
4. … No additional budget
… All equipment were provided by the school
… Actors had their own costumes
… Permission to film is some specific places were requested and allowed for free due
to school media project
5. … Highly anticipated blockbuster franchises thrilled UK cinema audiences in 2015 and
UK independent films also held firm, achieving an 11% market share – the third
highest on record
… 2015 sees highest ever UK box office takings: £1,240 million, up 17% on 2014
… UK cinema admissions up 9% to 171.9 million
… UK spend from film production tops £1.41 billion – the second highest on record
… UK spend from High End Television programmes hits £759 million – up 20% on 2014’s
£633 million
… Highest grossing UK independent film in 2015 was Legend, taking £18.4 million,
with The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel in second place on £16 million
6. … The target market for my film is for teenagers and adults over the age of 12
… Young people are considered the mass audience for my film
… For young people who love to watch thrilled scenes, like the excitement
… Families are not specifically targeted as teenagers are most likely to go with friends
instead of family
… Family audience are more likely to watch comedy and animation films
7. … Have highest audience engagement
… Digital media recognition
… Make maximum profit as possible and spend in upcoming films
8. … Internet: social media will be the best alternative to promote my film as it is very
cheap and it takes very little time to convey the name of the films and many
different comments/reviews can be found from people all around the world.
…
… Word of mouth- people spread their views on this film by talking about in public
locations, speaking to people they know.
… Demand – hold a showing in only certain areas/theatres, this can help a lot if it is a
little entertaining so people can gather around and nowadays everyone records
everything they find interesting so we promoting our film in a public place (for
example) can be recorded by someone and may also appear on YouTube or other
social networking sites.