Saturday 2 March 2013

MEST1: case study


Who are the key institutions involved in promoting the film and how are they involved?
The key institutions involved in promoting the film is the director Ben Drew, the studios who helped Ben Drew create the film 'BBC Films', 'Film London Microwave', and 'Aimimage', the distributor by 'Revolver Entertainment'. These institutions helped Ben Drew promote the film, as it was small budget film therefore it was signed onto Revolver Entertainment a film distribution company which promoted the film to 191 cinemas in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. The 'Ill Manors' trailer was first introduced on 'The Guardian's website on May 3 2012, however the poster was published for the first time by 'Empire' magazine's website on May 8 2012, these promoted the film by airing on to famous media's which are intended to different target audiences. Furthermore the demographic audience for 'The Guardian' newspaper would be classes ABC1 audience as they are upper/lower middle class audience and would rather read broadsheet newspaper than a tabloid magazine. The psychographics audience would be intended to mainstreamer and succeeders mostly, moreover the film is getting a wider target audience which makes the film more recognizable. On the other hand and 'Empire' magazine I think would appeal to a younger audience who are film fanatics, who are interested in the film media side, as the magazine would have lots of images, quotes and less text than a 'Guardian' newspaper. The demographics and psychographics of a 'Empire' magazine would be I think C1C2D class audience as the upper working class audience would be more interested into business/money, and news. In addition the the 'Ill Manors' trailer, music video, behind the scenes videos, interviews etc. are mostly promoted and published through 'YouTube', synergy is used here to cross promote the product and attracting a wider audience as 'YouTube' is a world wide social network accessible nearly to everyone. Lastly the film is also promoted by social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook  MySpace etc. also to attract a wide audience and to inform the audience about the film.

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