Tuesday, 20 November 2012

My Brother The Devil

My Brother The Devil - Research


Who is the producer?
Sally El Hosaini, Mohamed Hefzy

Who is the director?
Sally El Hosaini

At which cinemas can you see the film? What's the competition this week?
The film is currently showing in Cinema's such as Hackney Picturehouse and Empire. The competition this week will most probably be Skyfall.

Can you find any advertising for the film?























What online marketing can you find?
Twitter - https://twitter.com/MBTDFilm
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mybrotherthedevil

Has the film won any awards?
** WINNER Best Cinematography Sundance Film Festival 2012
** WINNER WorldView/ Sundance Impact Award, Sundance 2012** WINNER Best European Film, Europa Cinema Label Award, Berlinale 2012** WINNER Best Newcomer - Sally El Hosaini, BFI London Film Festival 2012** WINNER Grand Jury Prize for Best International Feature, Outfest, Los Angeles 2012** WINNER Best Actor - James Floyd - Milan Film Festival 2012** Honorable Mention for Outstanding First Feature, Frameline, San Francisco 2012

Who stars in the film?
Fady Elsayed, James Floyd and Said Taghmaoui 

When was it made?
It was made in 2011, and released at Sundance in January 2012, then went on to be released in UK cinemas in November 2012.

What was the budget?
Low budget film; figure not yet released.

What have the reviews been like?

Reviews have been generally positive:




The Hollywood Reporter called it "A crackling debut...Slick, muscular, entertaining and emotionally satisfying."




 Empire named it "a compelling gangland saga...crisp, cool and consistently street-smart." 
Variety wrote 'An energetic and imaginative tale...a film that so artfully refuses to surrender to convention.' 
The Independent praised it as 'gritty and gripping'
The Daily Telegraph called it their 'favourite narrative feature' at Sundance
Total Film gave it film of the day and placed it in its Top 3 Films at Sundance
Screen International named it 'a luminous event'

Where was it filmed?
Homerton, East London

What production companies were involved?
Wild Horses Film, Rooks Nest Entertainment

What technology was used in the production?
Professional filming equipment, various lighting equipment, sound input devices such as microphone array systems, editing software on computers

In which territories is it being released?

In November 2012, it will be released in the UK, and in 2013 in the US and globally.

Sunday, 4 November 2012

Skyfall Marketing

Adele's MV for Skyfall
Horizontal and Diagonal Integration



Skyfall Trailer.



Interview with the stars of Skyfall.


Premier of Skyfall.


Bus Poster.



James Bond Perfume/Fragrance: James Bond 008 eau de toilette.
Another example of synergy



Omega Seamaster work by Daniel Craig throughout the film.
This is synergy as the film promotes the Omega watch and the Omega watch promotes the film



'Unlock The 007 In You' Coke Zero campaign.
Educates the younger generation on James Bond and enables them to re-act scenes and become 007 themselves.


James Bond's trademark champagne.
Another example of synery.


Skyfall Like Page.

Official Skyfall Site.


Article from BBC News.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Tuesday, 23 October 2012

King Kong Presentation










This is an example of free advertising, I used the very popular social networking site Twitter to advertise our swede at no expense. https://twitter.com/MMitchelluk
Twitter is a new and up and coming method of advertising that more and more film companys are using because its one of the cheapests methods and because there is no extent to how Twitter can promote a film, it is world wide and things such as hash tags may really help to give films a 'buzz' online.

Production, Distribution/Marketing, Exhibition


AS MEDIA STUDIES-Film industry lesson 1: Homework

Production

Stages in producing a film:

 ·         Stage 1 –Development; planning scripting, storyboarding etc.
For example: The script for ‘The Hangover’ was written by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore and supervised by Kerry Lyn Mckissick.

 
·         Stage 2-Pre-production; Budgets, cast & crew.
For example: In the ‘Hangover’ there were many actors who had roles in this film, some of those were, Bradley cooper as Phil Wenneck, a teacher. Ed Helms as Dr.Stu Price, a dentist. Zach Galifanakis as Alan Garner etc.

During pre-production, ‘The Hangover’ had a $35 million budget for the 15 Days photography which was taken place in Nevada.

 
·         Stage 3-Production; Shooting of the film/ Recording.
For example: The shooting of ‘The Hangover’ took place in Nevada, Las Vegas, USA.

It took 15 days to film it and it is 100 mins long.

 
Distribution/Marketing

A film gets distributed, when the film is completely finished and edited. It gets sent to a company for example: ‘The Hangover’ got distributed by Warner Bros. Then the buyers negotiate and make an agreement that suites both parties e.g. the company and the makers of the film. The film then gets released by following ways:
-Theatre
-Posters
-Trailers
-Reviews
-Social media such as Facebook, twitter, MySpace etc.
-Radio interviews
Etc.

 
The film gets its publicity when more and more people watch it, and it gets passed around. The thing that catches the audience’s attention, are the following:
-Entertaining throughout
-Not too expensive
-Good/Known Actors
-Not too long
-Unique
-Good quality
-Based at most common audiences

Exhibition


-Advertisements e.g.motorways,buses/underground, internet, youtube, food products such as coca cola, biscuits etc.
-Release it out to the theatre/cinema
-Dvd/video
-Word of Mouth

Tuesday, 16 October 2012

King Kong Mock Site










I based the mock King Kong site on 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower'  official site, I did this because both films had been based on a novel before being made into a filma.
The links at the top of the page lead to various places. The 'Videos' hyperlink would lead to videos of clips, trailers, teasers, radio interviews and TV interviews.  The 'Story' link would have a vague blurb on what the film and book is about.
The 'Gallery' hyperlink would lead to the King Kong gallery filled with images of pre-production, production and pro-production so the consumers could see how the film was made and clicking on the 'Read the Book' would link to to extracts from the novels to draw in the consumers to buy it.


I added the social networking site logo images to the page so the consumers would be able to click on the links to connect them to the King Kong swede YouTube, Twitter, GetGlue, Pinterest, Tumblr and Google+ pages and added the the images of bookstore logos which would link to the sites to but 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' novel