1. What kind of media institution might distribute your

film and why?Emma Chillman

Media institution

A media conglomerate, media group, or media institution is a company that owns numerous companies involved in mass media enterprises such as films. Often, conglomerates are in Hollywood.

Hollywood films

Hollywood films have very high budgets and use both horizontal and vertical integration to ensure their films are of the highest quality.

Unlike the British companies they have large amounts of money to spend on marketing and distribution therefore making the audience very aware of upcoming films

6 major Hollywood conglomerates

6 major Hollywood conglomerates

6 major Hollywood conglomerates

6 major Hollywood conglomerates

6 major Hollywood conglomerates

6 major Hollywood conglomerates

British films

British institutions are different to those in Hollywood as they have less of a budget to spend on important things like marketing. 5 million is often how much they have to make the film. They have to use below the line advertising using the media and posters that don’t require too much money.

Our Film

Working title is the ideal distributer as it is linked to one of Hollywood's conglomerates, Universal studios, who would help us secure the highly skilled American actors. Their films usually have a budget of 35million which would allow us to get the film well made and marketed.