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 friday 54th january 2014

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Film industry

lucasfim 

marvel 

warner bros

sony 

franchise

distrubutor

hollywood major

teaser

montage

ensemble cast

tentpole fim 

high concept

enigma 

A franchise is a series of related works or products that share the same brand or characters. 

A distributor is a company that handles the marketing and distribution of films to theatres, television, or home video.

A Hollywood major refers to one of the major film studios in Hollywood, such as Disney, Warner Bros., or Universal.

A teaser is a short promotional video or clip used to generate interest in a film or TV show.

A montage is a sequence of quickly edited shots that are used to condense time, convey information, or show a character's development.

An ensemble cast refers to a group of actors who play significant roles in a film or TV show.

A tentpole film is a big-budget movie that is expected to be a major financial success and support a studio's other projects.

High concept refers to a film or TV show with a simple and easily marketable premise.

An enigma refers to a mysterious or puzzling character or situation in a story. 

which are the big 5 major hollywood studios 

what is the main aim of a film marketing campaign

what marketing techniques are often used 

what information does a film poster need to convey 

whats the difference between a teaser poster and a theatrical poster find an example of both for a recent film 

name a recent fim franchise 

all these questions are recent of 2024

The Big 5 major Hollywood studios are:

1. Warner Bros. Pictures

2. Paramount Pictures

3. Universal Pictures

4. Columbia Pictures (Sony Pictures)

5. Walt Disney Studios

The main aim of a film marketing campaign is to create awareness, generate interest, and drive ticket sales for a film.

Marketing techniques often used for film marketing campaigns include trailers, posters, social media advertising, press junkets, premieres, merchandise tie-ins, and collaborations with other brands.

A film poster needs to convey key information such as the title of the film, main cast members, release date, and a visually appealing image that captures the essence of the film.

A teaser poster is usually released early in the marketing campaign and offers a cryptic or minimalist image to generate buzz, while a theatrical poster is released closer to the film's release and provides more information about the film. For example, the teaser poster for a recent film "Wonder Woman 3" might be a simple image of the film's logo, while the theatrical poster would feature Gal Gadot in character as Wonder Woman with the release date and tagline.

A recent film franchise is "The Matrix Resurrections," which is a continuation of the popular Matrix series.

wednesday 59th january 2014

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goldfinger 

no time to die is a mid movie 

skyfall

cool music track theme 

action

 

1 shows main cast and locations from the movie shows what will be in thee movie teasing it a bit

2 007 logo uses quite a gritty colour usually used for action which connote it will be quite a gritty dark. story 

3 007 logo in gold showing it is a rich franchise or a special golden one 

4 wears his traditional suit/tux common place inn thee franchise/brand identity

5 guns weapons used which is a trademark of action movies making it easily recognised to be action

6 april 2nd 2021 pushed back due to covid

7 gun on the end of the seven makes it stand out and make the numbers more recognisable to the brand 

8 release date bottom name of movie large and middle main image centre with all main actors 

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The James Bond 007 franchise is one of the most successful and long-running film series in history. It is based on the character created by Ian Fleming in his series of novels. The movies follow the adventures of British secret agent James Bond, also known by his code number 007, as he battles villains and saves the world.

The franchise includes over 25 films, with various actors portraying James Bond over the years, including Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig, and more. The main characters typically include Bond himself, along with a variety of allies and villains.

Typical storylines involve Bond being assigned to thwart the plans of a megalomaniacal villain who threatens global security. The films often feature exotic locations, high-stakes action sequences, and sophisticated gadgets.

Main themes in the franchise include espionage, action, romance, and betrayal. The films are known for their stylish cinematography, iconic theme songs, and memorable one-liners.

The target audience for James Bond films is generally adult audiences who enjoy action-packed spy thrillers with a touch of sophistication and glamour.

Interesting facts about the James Bond franchise include its influence on popular culture, its impact on the spy genre, and its ability to reinvent itself over the years while maintaining its core elements. The films have also been recognized for their contributions to film technology and special effects. 

friday 61st january 2014 

intertextuality 

007 logo is changed overtime

gun main character in the middle suit 

the place att the start gritty dark wet city connoting a darker tone blue neon used usually in action example john wick connotes criminal underworld

bond is the hero

q is donor

brown hair woman is the helper 

the princess is the blond one 

villain is the silly guy in the middle

false hero nomi

women hot insignificant not important disposable not superior 

white guy lead role stereotypical bond girl 

bond girl wears revealing clothing anti stereotypical woman having gun 

multi cultural cast is anti stereotypical with many different ethnicities

all 20 to 30 while bond is shown as older 

all straight cast connoting this movie isnt gay 

wednesday 66th january 2014

seductive 

calm 

poshy

smart 

 

friday 68th january 2014

film posters

no gays 

no ethnic minorities 

very seductive masculine bond

1. to show an overview of all the things in the movie eg locations main characters 

2. its sleek that could connotes bonds class and etiquette his suit connotes he is a rich as suits are normally wore by rich people and are expensive his expression connotes he takes his job seriously his direct address connotes confidence 

3.golden gun connotes richness expensive high class works very well limited hes an enemy to bond 23

4.made gold to stand out people who like Ian Fleming or Roger Moore people who like action

5.who is the man with the golden gun what does he look like why is there flames

6.hero in the middle [bond] girls are the princess the antagonist is the man with the golden gun  

7.guns explosions cars serious man exotic locations and girls

in the bond golden gun poster bond is shown as rich in the image hes wearing a suit this is stereotypically used for bond and connotes that bond is high class maybe a bit posh as suits are normally only accessible to the financially sound people of society this might suggest bond is a character with etiquette and style another image that connotes richness is the golden gun the golden gun is obviously gold which is a expensive item  

In the no time to die poster bond is shown as strong in the image bond is the largest character connoting his power and strength compared to the rest of the cast he also wears a serious expression which is a trait of stereotypical masculine characters showing that bond is this type of character and a strong character another way he is shown as a strong character is through mise en scene in the poster most of the characters are holding weapons of some sort except from bond this tells us that bond is strong enough to not use weapons unlike the rest of the characters this connotes that bond is the weapon that bond is so strong and powerful he is on par with guns and other weapons one last way bond is shown as strong is through layout in the poster bond is in the centre unlike some characters who are less centred and off to the side this shows that bond is the most important character or most powerful as he is shown to be the most strong via him being centre of attention 

wednesday 73rd January 2014 

film posters

lo to aniwise a histowical fwilm pwoster effectiveawey

poshy

expensive

chernobyl  

explosion and flames are shown which is usually used in action movies as well as guns which bond is holding

makes women look helpless and. more like sex objects as they are wearing revealing outfits and are pointing to bond or are in distress making them look dependent on bond 

every character is white and not very racially diverse as views were different at the time

at the time there was a energy crisis so the audience would notice the power plant and make that link

the man is made the centre as they think that he is the centre attention more important than the girls to the side of him the women are wearing revealing outfits connoting there supposed to be looked at linking to male gaze theory 

friday 75th january 2014 

film industry

how the movie is created and funds put into creating this film

how the movie is put out eg cinemas streaming cervices countries etc

how the movie is advertised and put out to get people to watch the movie

how the movie is shown 

vertical integration eg warner bros produces lego movie distributes and markets it warner bros cinemas gets first rights to it means they get all the profits to the movie as they own companies on each stage of the movie process 

conglomerate is a big movie company made up of smaller companies

pre production

writing planning scenes and where how. when you will produce this film hiring actors budget 

production

filming this movies scenes and all screenplay for the movie 

post production 

editing and adding all effects sound music green screen cgi and more 

1. The executive production company for "No Time to Die" is Eon Productions.

2. Eon Productions is part of a conglomerate,  it is a well-known and established production company in the film industry or otherwise known as danjak

3. "No Time to Die" is a studio film with high production values, given its status as a big-budget James Bond movie.

4. Other production companies involved in the film include Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) and Universal Pictures.

5. Eon Productions was in charge of overall production and creative decisions, while MGM and Universal Pictures were likely involved in distribution and marketing aspects.

6. The budget for the production of "No Time to Die" was reported to be around $250 million.

7. The movie was filmed in multiple locations, including Italy, Jamaica, and Norway.

8. It took approximately six months to film "No Time to Die."

9. "No Time to Die" faced several delays in production due to the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in its release date being pushed back multiple times before finally premiering in 2021.

Wednesday 80th January 2014

distribution and marketing

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PRODUCTION the making of the movie 

DISTRIBUTION how the movie is put out and where

MARKETING how the movie is advertised 

EXHIBITION how the movie is shown

1. The UK distributor of "No Time to Die" was Universal Pictures, and the USA distributor was MGM Studios (now owned by Amazon).  used to be sony 

2 They are not part of the same conglomerate.

3. The film's production was not vertically integrated, as various companies were involved in the production process, including Eon Productions and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

4. The film was released in cinemas on October 8, 2021. The DVD release date is scheduled for January 31, 2022. As for VOD (Video on Demand) and SDV (Subscription Video on Demand), the film was made available for rental and purchase on platforms like Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV on December 7, 2021.

5 The original release date for "No Time to Die" was originally planned for April 2020 but was delayed multiple times due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The final release on September 30, 2021, was determined based on the global situation at the time and the readiness of cinemas to reopen.

marketing

1. Trailers: Short clips of the film that give audiences a preview of what to expect.

2. Posters: Eye-catching images that are displayed in cinemas, on billboards, and online to promote the film.

3. Social media: Using platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok to create buzz and engage with fans.

4. TV spots: Commercials that air on television to reach a wider audience.

5. Online ads: Promoting the film through targeted ads on websites, streaming services, and social media.

6. Press releases: Sending out news about the film to journalists and influencers to generate coverage in the media.

7. Merchandise: Selling branded products like t-shirts, posters, and toys to create a deeper connection with fans.

8. Screenings and events: Hosting premieres, screenings, and promotional events to build excitement and generate word-of-mouth buzz.

9. Reviews and endorsements: Getting positive reviews from critics and influencers to showcase the film's quality and legitimacy.

10. Collaborations: Partnering with other brands, influencers, or franchises to reach new audiences and create cross-promotional opportunities.

people might lose excitement over a period of time or be annoyed with the studio for delaying it making the money less gives time for competition 

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friday 82nd january 2014

marketing and promotion 

merchandise 

billboard 

trailer

premiere

collaborations 

Various promotional efforts were used for the release of "No Time To Die," including teaser trailers, official trailers, posters, social media promotions, TV spots, press releases, and interviews with the cast and crew. The film also had a presence at major film festivals and events to generate buzz and anticipation for its release. Additionally, merchandise, special screenings, and partnerships with brands were utilized to further promote the film.

Several brands were linked to the release of "No Time To Die" through partnerships and collaborations. Some notable brand tie-ins for the movie included:

1. Omega - James Bond has famously worn Omega watches in several films, and Omega released a limited edition Seamaster Diver 300M watch to coincide with the release of "No Time To Die."

2. Adidas - The brand released a collection of sneakers inspired by the film, featuring designs and themes related to James Bond and his iconic style.

3. Land Rover - Land Rover vehicles were prominently featured in the film, and a special edition Land Rover Defender was released as part of the promotional campaign.

4. Belvedere Vodka - Belvedere released a limited edition "No Time To Die" bottle and launched a marketing campaign tied to the film.

5. Heineken - Heineken is a longstanding partner of the James Bond franchise, and they released special edition packaging and commercials featuring Daniel Craig as James Bond.

These partnerships helped to extend the promotion of the film to a wider audience and generate excitement leading up to the release. 

had premiere in royal albert hall

wednesday 87th january 2014

exhibition and regulation

had to re edit the ads because the products in the movie were out
of date 

loss of interest 

1 a month

2 774 million. 

3 no 

4 1st january 2023 8pm 

5 yes 

6 21 million sales of blu ray dvd

regulation 

bbfc has to rate your movie pay small fee looks at depictions of things content  tone impact context 

1 12a

12 

2 wider target audience 

3 12a

wednesday 108th january 2014

audience appeal

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have to be accompanied by an adult if your under 12

entertainment 

everyone else does 

uses and gratifications theory 

an audience will use any media for one of 4 things

personal identity 

information 

entertainment 

social interaction 

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people use film/tv for personal identity for example football is watched because people support there teams on the tv this is part of there identity as it reflects on where they live what there family/friends support and other factors it is a good topic in England because just about everyone supports football it helps escape from everyday life and just say the. footballs on instead of doing what you have to

band 5 

they like action movies

go talk to your mate paul about the how cool the movie is

might make people want to be like bond 

information about bonds character 

friday 110th january 2014 

audience appeal

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1 social 

2 info

3 personal identity

4 entertainment

film posters-information

film trailers-entertainment

website-information

merchandise-personal identity 

billboard-information

sponsorship-social interaction 

social interaction because it has social media links 

information as it says things about the movie

personal identity as there is many people with different cultures and personalities 

in the no time to die the gratification of entertainment is very prominent as in the trailer there is lots of explosions guns cars action and more this is entertaining as this is badass and will make the audience very intrigued for the actual movie evidence of this is when my dad watched this trailer and said ssiiiiiicckkk after and left this is also entertaining as action genre fans will be on the edge of there seat as the thingss seen in the trailer are new and interesting and will attract bond fans

wednesday 115th january 2014

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about section for the movie 

where to buy the movie 

videos and photos of or about the movie 

exam structure 

2 questions

Q3 focused on one of the four media industries we will look at film radio newspapers video games  

Q4 focus on audiences relation to one oof the four industries 

there will be no unseen sources 

1 mark= 1 minute 

3a] name one of the companies that produced NTTD 1 mark

3b] briefly explain what a media conglomerate is 2 marks

3c] briefly explain what convergence is 2 marks 

3d] explain how films use technologies to reach audiences and promote the film refer to NTTD to   support your points       12 marks 

 

4a identify 2 ways in which. media producers categorise audiences 2

4b briefly explain how NTTD targets audiences 4

4c explain why users visit the NTTD 007 website refer to the uses and gratifications theory in your answer  12 marks 

friday 117th January 2014

films use technologies to reach audiences through social media for example James bond as a character has a social media account [idk what platform fight me]  they use this to market there movies by having these accounts post things about the movie maybe a trailer or teaser or just a small thing to hype audiences up these accounts target audience is likely going to be James bond fans as fans want to stay up to date with the newest James bond things whereas any other person wouldn't bother as much as they aren't as interested 

one other way they could use technologies is adverts for example for no time to die they released a nokia advert which entailed nomi using a nokia to take down generic goon this is good as not only does this obviously advertise the phone itself but at the same time when you see it on the tele it would then allow you realise that another james bond movie is coming out this advert also included characters from the movie so fans could then learn more about what the movie might entail and build hype 

one last way they use technologies to reach audiences is interviews/video online influencers may invite members of the cast of these movies [no time to die]  and ask them questions on the film and other things related to them or the franchise by doing this it goes to a much larger audience as social media might follow this person just because they like him and are more likely to watch and then as a result watch the movie because they like what is teased by the interviewees  

Users visit the No Time to Die / 007 website for various reasons based on the uses and gratifications theory. This theory suggests that individuals are actively seeking out specific content to fulfill their personal needs and desires. One possible reason users visit the website is for entertainment purposes. Fans of the James Bond franchise may visit the site to watch trailers, read articles, and engage with interactive content related to the upcoming film. By engaging with the website, users can escape from their daily routines and immerse themselves in the world of James Bond.

Another reason users may visit the website is for information-seeking. Fans may want to stay updated on the latest news, cast announcements, and behind-the-scenes details about the film. By visiting the website, users can satisfy their curiosity and deepen their knowledge about the James Bond franchise. This aligns with the cognitive gratification aspect of the theory, where users seek out information to enhance their understanding and knowledge.

Additionally, users may visit the website for social gratification. By interacting with other fans in the comments section, sharing content on social media, and participating in online discussions, users can connect with like-minded individuals and feel a sense of belonging to a community of James Bond enthusiasts. This aspect of the theory highlights the social needs that individuals seek to fulfill through their online interactions. In conclusion, users visit the No Time to Die / 007 website for entertainment, information-seeking, and social gratification, as they actively seek out content and engage with the online community to fulfill their personal needs and desires.