Your chosen movie
1) What film have you chosen?
I have chosen spectre because its an action/thriller movie.
Also i have an intrest in bond movies a lot.
2) Why did you choose this film in particular?
I chose this film because i have an intrest in bond movies and action.
Also bond is an genre as its won because theyve made 24 movies so far.
Institutional background
Use IMDB to find out the institutions behind your chosen film. Find your film, click on Company Credits and then look for the production company and UK distributor.
1) What was the film studio or production company behind your chosen film? E.g. Warner Brothers, Paramount etc.
The film was produced by EON PRODUCTIONS which is known by bond films
which they are built by them. Metro goldwyn Mayer studios are also part of this.
2) Who was the distributor for the theatrical release of the film in the UK?
The distributor for this hit bond movie is mayer studios and clombia pictures.
No brand loyalty
1) What genre does your chosen film fit into?
the film ive chosen fits into the genre of
Bond/action/thriller.
2) How can you tell it fits that genre? Be specific with reference to the trailer.
As you can see in the trailer theres lots of stunts going on
and they mostly shooting , car crashes and many more.
Its an bond genre movie because they have lots of films so that comes under that.
3) Does your chosen film have any stars or a director that are known for that particular genre?
The film ive chosen has daniel craige as the main lead who plays bond anf the director is
sam mendes who has also made the last bond movie called skyfall.
It’s all a matter of timing
1) What was the UK release date for your chosen film?
The release date for spectre in the uk was 26 August 2015.
2) When did the first trailer appear on YouTube for your movie? Find the earliest example you can and embed it in your blog.
The first trailer for spectre came out on 22nd july 2015.
3) What other examples of marketing (teaser trailers, main trailers, newspaper or TV interviews etc.) can you find for your chosen film from before the film’s release date?
Before the film trailer was relised there was an thing going around that people in the uk and ireland
woulld be the first too see the film trailer/s.
It’s a social thing
1) What was the word-of-mouth like for your chosen film? If you can’t find tweets (probably blocked) use the IMDB user review rating or the Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer rating to judge whether the public have given the movie a good review.
2) Find three quotes (no more than 25 words each) from user reviews of your movie to create a picture of what the public reaction to the film has been. Post them on your blog.
Risky business
Use IMDB to find out the box office records for your chosen film. Find your film, click on Company Credits and then Box Office/Business. You may want to use the excellent website Box Office Mojo to find out the budget and box office success for the film.
1) What was the original budget for your chosen film?
Total budget for the film ive chseon was around 350 million dollars .
52million pounds globaly.
2) How much money did the film make in the opening weekend?
In the first week of the film it made 4o million pounds
3) How much money has the film made in total? (Look for the subheading ‘Gross’ which has the total box-office earnings listed).
TOTAL the film made 52 million pounds.
4) For a film to be considered a box office success, it needs to make at least two-and-a-half times the budget in box office takings. Using this method, was the film you have chosen a success? (Or, if it's a recent release, do you expect it to be a box office success?)
Stars in their eyes
Research the stars and director for your chosen film.
1) What films has the director previously directed? Are they in the same or similar genres?
The director sam mendes has already made the same genre fil which is action/thriller/bond.
previously before spectre he made a bond film called skyfall.
2) Who is the main star in the film?
the main star in the whole bond film is daniel craige.
3) What other films has the main star appeared in? Are any of the films similar to the one you are researching?
except all of his 4 bond films daniel craige has appeared in the girl with the dragon tattoo and etc.
4) Are the stars or the director or writer mentioned in the trailer for the film?
Take it further...
If you've finished the questions above, work through the following tasks to take your case study to another level:
Newspaper reviews
A more traditional starting point for word-of-mouth is press reviews of the film. Almost all national newspapers carry film reviews of the big releases and positive review quotes are often used on the film's marketing material.
Read three newspaper reviews of your chosen film and select five quotes from each review that tell you what the reviewer thought of the film. You can look at the Guardian film website, the Telegraph film website and other reviews in magazines such as Empire.
Additional promotion
Look back 'It's all a matter of timing' question 3... What other examples of promotion can you find for your chosen film? TV chat show appearances (e.g. Graham Norton, the One Show etc.) Radio interviews? Make notes and embed any clips in your blog.
1) What film have you chosen?
I have chosen spectre because its an action/thriller movie.
Also i have an intrest in bond movies a lot.
2) Why did you choose this film in particular?
I chose this film because i have an intrest in bond movies and action.
Also bond is an genre as its won because theyve made 24 movies so far.
Institutional background
Use IMDB to find out the institutions behind your chosen film. Find your film, click on Company Credits and then look for the production company and UK distributor.
1) What was the film studio or production company behind your chosen film? E.g. Warner Brothers, Paramount etc.
The film was produced by EON PRODUCTIONS which is known by bond films
which they are built by them. Metro goldwyn Mayer studios are also part of this.
The distributor for this hit bond movie is mayer studios and clombia pictures.
No brand loyalty
1) What genre does your chosen film fit into?
the film ive chosen fits into the genre of
Bond/action/thriller.
2) How can you tell it fits that genre? Be specific with reference to the trailer.
As you can see in the trailer theres lots of stunts going on
and they mostly shooting , car crashes and many more.
Its an bond genre movie because they have lots of films so that comes under that.
3) Does your chosen film have any stars or a director that are known for that particular genre?
The film ive chosen has daniel craige as the main lead who plays bond anf the director is
sam mendes who has also made the last bond movie called skyfall.
It’s all a matter of timing
1) What was the UK release date for your chosen film?
The release date for spectre in the uk was 26 August 2015.
2) When did the first trailer appear on YouTube for your movie? Find the earliest example you can and embed it in your blog.
The first trailer for spectre came out on 22nd july 2015.
3) What other examples of marketing (teaser trailers, main trailers, newspaper or TV interviews etc.) can you find for your chosen film from before the film’s release date?
Before the film trailer was relised there was an thing going around that people in the uk and ireland
woulld be the first too see the film trailer/s.
It’s a social thing
1) What was the word-of-mouth like for your chosen film? If you can’t find tweets (probably blocked) use the IMDB user review rating or the Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer rating to judge whether the public have given the movie a good review.
2) Find three quotes (no more than 25 words each) from user reviews of your movie to create a picture of what the public reaction to the film has been. Post them on your blog.
Risky business
Use IMDB to find out the box office records for your chosen film. Find your film, click on Company Credits and then Box Office/Business. You may want to use the excellent website Box Office Mojo to find out the budget and box office success for the film.
1) What was the original budget for your chosen film?
Total budget for the film ive chseon was around 350 million dollars .
52million pounds globaly.
2) How much money did the film make in the opening weekend?
In the first week of the film it made 4o million pounds
3) How much money has the film made in total? (Look for the subheading ‘Gross’ which has the total box-office earnings listed).
TOTAL the film made 52 million pounds.
4) For a film to be considered a box office success, it needs to make at least two-and-a-half times the budget in box office takings. Using this method, was the film you have chosen a success? (Or, if it's a recent release, do you expect it to be a box office success?)
Stars in their eyes
Research the stars and director for your chosen film.
1) What films has the director previously directed? Are they in the same or similar genres?
The director sam mendes has already made the same genre fil which is action/thriller/bond.
previously before spectre he made a bond film called skyfall.
2) Who is the main star in the film?
the main star in the whole bond film is daniel craige.
3) What other films has the main star appeared in? Are any of the films similar to the one you are researching?
except all of his 4 bond films daniel craige has appeared in the girl with the dragon tattoo and etc.
4) Are the stars or the director or writer mentioned in the trailer for the film?
Take it further...
If you've finished the questions above, work through the following tasks to take your case study to another level:
Newspaper reviews
A more traditional starting point for word-of-mouth is press reviews of the film. Almost all national newspapers carry film reviews of the big releases and positive review quotes are often used on the film's marketing material.
Read three newspaper reviews of your chosen film and select five quotes from each review that tell you what the reviewer thought of the film. You can look at the Guardian film website, the Telegraph film website and other reviews in magazines such as Empire.
Additional promotion
Look back 'It's all a matter of timing' question 3... What other examples of promotion can you find for your chosen film? TV chat show appearances (e.g. Graham Norton, the One Show etc.) Radio interviews? Make notes and embed any clips in your blog.
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