The production, marketing and distribution of the film.

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Our swede https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXrBlrAEAZA

Production Once we decide on the film we looked at what the key scenes were. This is so that the film would be recognizable when people watch it.A rough script was created so we had an idea of what we had to say. The only prop that we used, was a book from the library.The cast: Isabelle Humm played Hazelnut Ella Grace. Was filmed by Zara Choudhry. Edited by Shania Jay. The swede was edited on adobe Premier.

Marketing We marketed the film by creating the following: An Instagram page. A website. A poster.

We aimed to reach out for people aged between 15 to 20 as I think they would best understand the film and find it the most funniest. When the film was released we did get some audience participation. Looking through the comments we noticed how people said that they would recommend the film and other people should watch it. The use of these comments would encourage more people to watch our swede.

Distribution When the film was finished and completely edited, we were

the able to distribute it. The film was distributed by using YouTube. This was extremely useful as we were able to upload it quickly and easily with no hassle.

Using the internet was helpful because it is a free platform which allows us to upload our film on a low budget. Also millions of people have access to use the internet so it makes it much easier to get the film known.

Exhibition We released our film on the 18th of January so it has been up for just under a week. In this time we got 468 views and 10 thumb up and no comments. On Instagram we had 20 followers and 3 comments. These comments included the following: ‘’Some really good acting, I would recommend this short film

to anyone.’’ ‘’Such a top notch movie, I recommend everyone to go see it.’’ For our website we got a total of 14 views.

What we learnt from this experience

When making this film we noticed how many stages take place in order for it to get onto peoples screens.

These stages all take time, and so much work goes into the production, marketing, distribution and exhibition for the film. If all of this is done correctly then the film released can become a big hit.