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Universal would be the best media institution to distribute the product because as one of the largest production companies worth $4.2 billion, it has successfully produced major films that generated significant revenue. Universal's size and popularity would help produce more money and income from distributing the product compared to other options like Warner Bros, which while also large at $12 billion, may not provide the same opportunities.
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Vertigo Films would be the best institution to distribute my thriller film. Vertigo has a wide genre range, has successfully distributed similar low-budget films, and their website would help promote the film to interested audiences. Social media also needs to be incorporated into the distribution plan to target my intended audience, though illegal downloads are a risk and the film would need to be monitored online.Question 3 - What kind of media institution might distribute your media product?
Question 3 - What kind of media institution might distribute your media product?emekamoore
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The document discusses potential film studios to distribute a thriller film. The author chooses Warner Bros. due to their successful history with films like The Dark Knight trilogy, Inception, and I Am Legend. Warner Bros' reputation and large budgets would help market and promote the film, increasing audiences and chances of success. Their experience with similar thrillers like V for Vendetta and The Shining, in terms of antagonists and themes, would also be beneficial.Question 3
Question 3Elliott Wigmore
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- Warp Films would be a good choice to distribute my low-budget film because they specialize in independently funding smaller, culturally relevant films.
- Their successful distribution of the low-budget horror film "28 Days Later" shows they are open to films with compelling stories and characters, even on a small scale, similar to my own film.
- My target audience of 18-25 year old males is quite niche, making a smaller production company a better fit than a large one focused on mass appeal. Media ownership skyfall ill manors
Media ownership skyfall ill manorssandraoddy2
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Sony is a large international conglomerate that produced and distributed the James Bond film 'Skyfall'. As a major Hollywood studio, Sony was able to utilize extensive cross-promotion across its various business divisions, including music, games, and consumer electronics. It also had the financial resources and industry clout to engage in widespread early publicity campaigns. In contrast, smaller independent films have far more limited marketing budgets and opportunities for synergistic promotion.understand the structure and ownership of media sector
understand the structure and ownership of media sectorHaiiEmmaa
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The Walt Disney Company owns media platforms across film, television, parks and resorts, consumer products and interactive divisions. It owns major television networks like ABC and subsidiaries like ESPN. Disney owns full copyrights of its content and profits from all business units. It competes with other large conglomerates like 21st Century Fox, Universal and Time Warner for media market share. While some criticized Disney's acquisitions of Marvel and Lucasfilm, its films and parks appeal to broad audiences.Eq3
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Warp Films and Film 4 Productions would have distributed and co-produced the media product. They specialize in independent, low-budget social realism films and have a history of successful collaborations. Pathe would have distributed the film. The film would have been released in arthouse cinemas and marketed through social media and word-of-mouth to attract its niche audience.Task 1 ownership case study
Task 1 ownership case studyRoseBishay
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The document discusses different types of media ownership including private, public service, independent, conglomerate, and horizontal and vertical integration. Private ownership can lead to better quality products through competition but also profit over public interest. Public service receives funding from various sources and aims for public service. Independent businesses are sole proprietorships with one owner controlling the business. Conglomerates own large numbers of companies in various mass media. Horizontal integration combines production stages while vertical integration owns different supply chain stages. Cross-media convergence distributes media across platforms. Synergy divides media into other formats to make profit. The structure and ownership of Disney is described, which owns TV networks, cable channels, studios and theme parks through horizontal and vertical integration.Disney 
Disney Akanksha Malviya
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The Walt Disney Company is an American mass media and entertainment conglomerate best known for its film studio and theme parks. It has four main divisions: film studio, parks and resorts, media networks, and consumer products. Disney aims to be a leading producer and provider of entertainment and information. While children are the main target, parents are also targeted as they decide what content is suitable. Disney competes with companies like Warner Bros and uses strategies like product differentiation, international expansion, and leveraging its media networks for promotion. Expanding into new areas like video games and superheroes presents risks of overshadowing the Disney brand but also opportunities in ready markets if quality and recognition standards are maintained.Evaluation Question 3
Evaluation Question 3IndyaConway
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The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a country music magazine called Countrypolitan. It analyzes Bauer Media Group, Time Inc., and Anthem Publishing. While Bauer Media Group and Time Inc. would help expand the magazine's audience and success due to their large size and popularity, they do not have a niche for a country-focused magazine. Anthem Publishing also promotes a similar existing country music magazine. Therefore, the document concludes that Bauer Media Group would be the best choice to distribute Countrypolitan since it is the most successful music magazine distributor in the UK, which is the target audience, and Countrypolitan would fill an open niche.Film distribution introduction
Film distribution introductionhasnmedia
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The document discusses company structures in the film industry, including conglomerates, horizontal integration, and vertical integration. It then focuses on distribution, explaining that distribution involves getting films shown and promoted between production and exhibition. The major distributors that control most film distribution are identified as United International Pictures, Warner Brothers, Buena Vista, 20th Century Fox, and Sony.Evaluation activity 3
Evaluation activity 3Kerem Bal
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This document discusses potential film distribution companies for a small, low-budget horror film produced by Dream Light Productions. It analyzes Film4, Lionsgate UK, and Studio Canal UK as options, as they have experience distributing similar films in the UK. Film4 is highlighted as a good choice as it supports emerging talent, has a strong online presence, and has successfully distributed films like "Kill List". While global distribution could provide more revenue, national distribution through Film4's UK channels is more realistic given the film's small budget.Question 3
Question 3penfolde
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E-One Entertainment is chosen to distribute the film because it is a well-known, UK-based independent film distribution company that specializes in niche films with targeted audiences. E-One has successful experience distributing similar low-budget films and has the connections to get the film in front of audiences worldwide through its partnerships. Choosing a UK distributor will help support the domestic film industry.Evaluation question 3
Evaluation question 3zoecrowson98
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A media institution refers to the people and organizations involved in producing and distributing media texts, such as companies, producers, and distributors. The document discusses what type of media institution might distribute a horror film product. It suggests that a major company could widely promote the film, but acknowledges that many horror films are distributed by smaller companies. Ultimately, it determines that Film 4 would be the most realistic distributor, as it supports both low-budget and blockbuster films, focuses on the UK market, and could handle the non-professional standard of the opening sequence.Research into Institutions
Research into InstitutionsBrett Tinnion
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Columbia Pictures and Universal Pictures are both film production and distribution subsidiaries of larger media conglomerates that allow them to benefit from synergies across different business units. Columbia Pictures, owned by Sony Entertainment, has produced popular teen comedies like Superbad and social films. Universal Pictures, owned by Comcast and General Electric, has particularly found success distributing the American Pie franchise of R-rated teen comedies. Their parent company ownership allows both studios to heavily market and widely distribute films, helping teen comedy genres find large audiences and box office revenues.Evaluation- Question 3
Evaluation- Question 3JessicaDawson
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The document discusses potential film distribution options for the film "Fix Me". It considers both major film distribution companies like Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. that have large budgets and target wide audiences, as well as smaller independent British companies like Hammer Films that have lower budgets but still find success. The document concludes that an independent British company would be best suited to distribute "Fix Me" as the film has a smaller budget and is set in everyday British teen life, targeting a British teenage audience. Internet distribution is also discussed as a good option, citing the example of Ill Manors that built attention on social media and through limited cinema releases before being released on Netflix.Advertisement effet on the c;ost of goods
Advertisement effet on the c;ost of goodsHafiznasirNasirkhan
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This document provides an overview of a marketing management presentation on advertising and the cost of products. It begins with introductions and then covers major areas like the definition of advertising, its history from ancient times to the modern era, various types of advertising media, purposes of advertising, advertising theories and effects on product costs. It notes that advertising can increase per unit costs and require more resources. The presentation addresses both positive and negative impacts of advertising and provides tips for effective advertising campaigns.Task 1 ownership case study
Task 1 ownership case studyskyeeneel
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Walt Disney is a global media conglomerate that owns film studios, TV networks, cable channels, publishing companies and theme parks. It owns ABC broadcast network, Disney Channels, ESPN and other cable networks. Disney is vertically integrated across production, distribution and consumption of its media properties. It faces competition from other large conglomerates like 21st Century Fox, Time Warner and NBC Universal that control over 65% of the media market. Disney Channels reach over 300 million homes globally. Some controversies of Disney include alleged anti-Semitism of founder Walt Disney and the transformation of artist Miley Cyrus after leaving the Disney brand.Question 3
- 1. Question 3 WHAT KIND OF MEDIA INSTITUTION MIGHT DISTRIBUTE YOUR PRODUCT AND WHY?
- 2. MEDIA INSTITUTION A media institution is an established, often-profit based organization, that deal in the creation and distribution of advertising, entertainment and information services. So for example Universal, Warner Bros and Film 4
- 3. UNIVERSAL Universal have created and produced several films such as Les Mis, King Kong and Love Actually this has made it one the most successful production companies around. The company is worth $4.2 billion s one of the biggest around and this is why I would choose universal to product my media product. By having universal produce my media product it would help to produce more money and income from my media product because of the size and popularity of the company.
- 4. WARNER BROS. Warner Brothers are most popular for producing the Harry Potter film series as well as the popular US teen drama One Tree Hill. The company is worth around $12 billion making it rather successful however although this is a significant income I would not choose Warner Brothers to produce my media product because Universal hold better opportunities.