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We have designed of this company logo to be in monotone colours. This is so it does not take any attention away from the main logo of the film. It is minimalistic so it isn't fixed to one genre. Our logo is made out of arrows and the letters are staggered. The arrows within the word create a play on words and the logo looks more interesting.
We would choose Paramount pictures as our film distributers as we think they are a popular company that produce a range of film genres from cartoon comedies to serious dramas. Paramount pictures distributed Clueless in 1995 which is similar to our product as it's an upbeat teen angst.
We would produce our film independently, and we would seek funding from various sources such as: Film4, BFI, the Arts Council or try get a grant from the lottery.
This is appose to pitching our idea to a major Hollywood company where we would loose creative control. Although we could get a bigger budget.
Therefore greater possibility of a box office hit and high takings. As we are producing our film independently so it will be aimed at a more specific, niche audience.
Our unique selling point for our film is British teenage lifestyle. This is our USP because the majority of teen angst films are from an American perspective. We think this will attract an audience as it is different from the mainstream.
We would release our film between spring and summer just before the academic summer holiday. This is because it will manage the weather on the sequence and as it comes out before a holiday, it will attract a bigger audience as they are less likely to be busy.
To advertise our film we will use posters, online adverts on social media and trailers on YouTube as adverts.
The information that would be on our poster would be the release date, the title, the directors name, production company, and review ratings. This is so that the audience that the audience can receive information about our product.
Our product would be shown at the BFI London Film Festival because our film is an independent production and it is close to where we filmed.
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