saul segalov Cambridge Technical Unit 2 Media blog

  grants  Film4 is Channel 4’s film production arm that invests £15 million annually in developing and financing films for theatrical release in cinemas, working collaboratively with filmmakers and usually in partnership with ot her funders.   Creative England offers a number of funds for development and production funding. All strands have flexibility with respect to international projects. Creative England is particularly interested in projects from regionally-based filmmakers or projects which have a strong regional voice.

BBC Films- BBC Films is committed to finding and developing new talent. They collaborate with writers and directions in the industry . Applicants get in contact with the BBC Films using an agent, as an established producer Northern Ireland Screen Fund- Offer a range of funding strands for script, project and slate development and feature, film, television and digital content production funding . Productions will be required to spend a proportion of the total production budget in Northern Ireland Film London- They support the growth of film, TV, video, commercials and interactive media in London Film 4- Film 4 is channel 4s film production arm invests £15 million annually in developing and financing films for theatrical release in cinemas Funding grants: Creative Europe Desks- It is the EUs programme to support creative projects. They provide funding for cultural and creative sectors (Culture sub-programme). They also provide funding for film, TV,games and new media ( Media sub...

keep the characters simple and only 4 charcacters they had 4 location they need the right equipment for the light the directors scouted the location to see when the best time was to use the location

MEDIA NOTES FUNDING AND INVESTING FOR FILM MAKERS SCENE 1 SEG :                             Hello there! Ever wanted to create a film but never had the budget to be able to?                   BENJI:                            Well stress no more, here’s some hints and tips on funding and investing for film makers. SEG:                               And remember,   it’s not about how much you get it’s about how much you want. Presented by myself, Benji and Saul! BENJI :  ...

Key words I need to know Entertainment – gaining the attention of an audience so that they relex and enjoy the activity Information -   providing facts about a topic or answering a question Promotion – raising awareness of a product in potential customers . this in turn increase the popularity of a brand Types of briefs …. A formal brief   -    is where a production company is given a brief by the client that details the product they want produced, the content of the brief is agreed between the two parties beforehand and details only what is wanted within the production and nothing else. An informal brief - is a something that has to be done together with the client. It would have to be set out like a meeting so that they can cover most things about the project. A Negotiated brief -   is where the media company may possibly have a disagreement or a possible issue with the assignment/ brief that th...

pre production - 1) script 2) story bored 3) location Wreki  4) budget 5) casting

                              WWW production  - I believe we had a good variety of shots and good quality camera lighting EBI production -  I dont believe our camera focus WWW pre production - got some nice research EBI pre production - better script (more detailed ) from this project i learnt that pre production is very important and that you have to be very organised and plan well .  for example having a location wriekie will allow you to know where your going to film . and this will improve your filming . also the camera angles with benji and i were planned and was a successful part of my film

The guardian article In this article it talks about the problems small movie company face when they are trying to make films and the problems they face in competing with the bigger films in the article it says that gap between the bigger film companies and  smaller ones has never been bigger because of the difference in budgets both have . film makers are more likely to go the bigger budget films as it givers them more creative freedom and a higher possibility of longer story arcs .    (updated) this relates to pre production as with a lower budget they would have to spend less on a actors and locations there for will struggle to make a successful film when being compared to the bigger budget films