A Private British Film Production Company

Short History / Background

Vertigo Films was created in 2002 by James Richardson, Nick Love, Allan Niblo and Rupert Preston. They created the company for the express purpose of producing and distributing two films, The Football Factory and It's All Gone Pete Tong.

The goal they're trying to achieve is to produce and distribute four films per year.

The Firm (2009)1 Day (2009)Bronson (2009 )Valhalla Rising(2010)StreetDance 3D (2010)Monsters (2010)Jackboots on Whitehall (2010)Wake Wood (2011)Horrid Henry: The Movie (2011)A Night in the Woods (2011)StreetDance 2 (2012)Top Cat: The Movie (2012)

One of the best...Vertigo films are one of the best UK Film Production companies. They've produced famous films such as “StreetDance 3D” and “1 Day.”

Recently released films

StreetDance 3DWith the help from BBC Three and E1 Entertainment, Vertigo films have released a worldwide phenomenon... StreetDance.

The film was the number for only one week in the United Kingdom after making an astonishing £2,273,938 in box office!

The film's box-office earnings after their theatrical run over £20 million.

http://youtu.be/pubZTQm9d6Q

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Read the next slide about Vertigo's Target Audience also involving StreetDance

Target AudienceVertigo films often targets specific audiences of films. But, as I said in the previous slide, the majority of films tended to be focused on crime, mystery or horror genre films, such as The Football Factory, with a budget of only £500,000.

Contrasting with this pattern, with Vertigo producing Streetdance 3D, moving towards a slightly more mass market but still requiring to target specific audiences, an increased budget is needed to fulfil the production methods used for the film. With this, it allows Vertigo to target a younger audience of 12 to 16 year olds, particularly females who may enjoy a Dance genre of film.

StreetDance being filmed in 3D also creates a unique selling point for the film, which younger age groups will enjoy due to its effect. The cast members were also chosen in accordance with the young target audience. You can tell this before they used

young dance groups such as ‘Diversity’, made famous by British television-it is also clears the fact that Vertigo aims more towards a British audience than, for example, Working Title. By using famous British actors may appeal more to a young

British audience than an American one.

Secondary Sources:http://www.webchild.com.au/reviews/movie-reviews/streetdance-3d

Vertigo films do not make many U / PG films, thereforetheir movies are generally target audience are a male demographic aged between 18 – 35 year olds.

FilmographyVertigo Films have produced films such as:

Vertigo Films is a UK film production company that was created in 2002. They make and distribute commercially driven independent cinema. They mostly create crime/horror/mystery films (A Night In

The Woods, Wake Wood, Children) as well as action films (Pusher, The Sweeney, Bronson).

FilmographyVertigo Films have produced films such as:

Vertigo Films is a UK film production company that was created in 2002. They make and distribute commercially driven independent cinema. They mostly create crime/horror/mystery films (A Night In

The Woods, Wake Wood, Children) as well as action films (Pusher, The Sweeney, Bronson).