In Fear

Director - Jeremy Lovering (known for directing; an episode of the Sherlock series on BBC, Killing Hitler and Sex & Lies)

Production Company - Big Talk productions

Stars - Iain De Caestecker, Alice Englert, Allen Leech

Budget - N/A

Filming Location - Cornwall, Bodmin Moor

Camera - Arri Alexa
             Canon 7D             
             Go Pro (some scenes) 

UK/Ireland - 15 November 2013 

Released - Locally 

Cinemas - Cineworld: Shaftesbury Avenue, Enfield, Wandsworth, West India Quay 
               Vue Cinema: Islington, Finchley Road (O2 Centre), Westfield Stratford City, Shepherd 
               Bush, Romford 
               Showcase Cinemas - Newham, Bluewater 
               ODEON: Greenwich, Kingston Upon Thames 

Advertising - Trailer, Youtube, 

Review - "Painful to view cliche", "irritating to ridiculous" 

 
             

thor 2 case study

Thor 2 case study

Production

Thor was directed by Alan Taylor and produced by Kevin feigie. on August 2011, Brian Kirk entered early negotiations to direct the Thor sequel for Marvel Studios and Disney. Chris hemworth the main character said that filming would begin in august 2012.

Principal photography began on September 10  2012,in surrey briefly but then continued in Iceland for the rest of the film before moving back to London to film at the royal naval college in Greenwich .by December the 13^th they began doing re shoots

In august imax corporation also announced that thor 2 would be digitally re made so it can be shown in 3d as well as in normal format

Budget

Thor 2 will cost 200 million to make compared to last years 150 million.

The cast

Chris Hemsworth -Thor

Natalie Portman –Jane foster

Tom Hiddleston -Loki

Anthony Hopkins –Odin

Christopher eccelston-malekith

Jamie Alexandra-sif

Zachary levi-fandral

Ray Stevenson –volstagg

Technology behind thor

 Cameras : Arri Alexa Plus 4:3, Panavision G-Series Lenses

Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon Lenses (second unit: crash camera)

Phantom Flex, Panavision G-Series Lenses (high-speed shots

Release dates for thor

Belgium           30 October 2013        

Finland            30 October 2013        

France             30 October 2013        

Indonesia         30 October 2013        

Ireland             30 October 2013        

Philippines       30 October 2013        

Slovenia           30 October 2013        

South Korea     30 October 2013        

Sweden            30 October 2013        

UK        30 October 2013        

Australia          31 October 2013        

Denmark         31 October 2013        

Germany         31 October 2013        

Hong Kong       31 October 2013        

Iceland            31 October 2013        

Israel   31 October 2013        

Netherlands    31 October 2013        

New Zealand   31 October 2013        

Portugal          31 October 2013        

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·         http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orfMJJEd0wk

·         thor 2 has been advertised on bus stops,buses and billboards in and around London.

·         http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psZIbUEdh9g

·         Availablable format 35 mm

·         D-Cinema (also 3-D version)

Print work

Trailers: •   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orfMJJEd0wk

Thor 2: The Dark World

Production company - Marvel studios 

Stars - Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston 

Director - Alan Taylor 

Distribution - Walt disney studios, Motion pictures 

Marketing - Trailers, Posters, Billboards, Interviews on popular television shows, Banners on the side of buses, Posters in train stations 

Products/Merchandise - Comics, T-Shirts 

Budget - N/A

Release Date - (U.K.) 22nd October 2013 

                        (U.S.) 8th November 2013 

Box Office - $109, 400, 000

Formats - 2D and 3D 

Target Audience - Teenagers and Young adults 

Pirates of the Carribean, due 24th October 2013

Production, Distribution, Marketing & Exhibition

Production:
The production of the Film is the coming together of all the ideas, storyboards, scripts and crews in order to make the Film. The main stage of production is Filming then cutting and putting the scenes together.
The stages of production:
Pre-Production:
the stage which all the planning takes place, the Director's idea is developed and put into concept. Scenes are shot separately and props and characters are altered into the plot of the film.
Production:
When the filming actually takes place. When all the locations, characters, props etc. have been decided in order for the filming to proceed.
Post-Production:
After the filming has been complete, therefore enabling the editor to put the film together in a sequenced and synchronized format.

Distribution:
The process of distribution is when a movie is made available for the audience, for example releasing it in the cinemas.

Marketing:
Marketing is a format of advertising to the audience in order to attract and persuade them to watch a film. There are many ways of marketing a film such as:

• An advertisement on T.V
• An audio advertisement on the Radio
• A poster on a bus or Billboard
• etc.

Exhibition:

Is when the film is publicly screened, it is screened in the cinemas and is offered to paying customers alongside refreshments (most of the time). it is the amount of screenings that not only brings revenue to a cinema but also determines which films are most likely to be blockbusters. it is said that the exhibition of a movie is the 'Retail branch of the industry'. 

Production 

In production, the video production/film is created and shot. More crew will be recruited at this stage, such as the property master, script supervisor, assistant directors stills photographer, picture editor, and sound editors. These are just the most common roles in film making; the production office will be free to create any unique blend of roles to suit the various responsibilities possible during the production of a film.   

Distribution

This is the final stage, where the film is released to cinemas or, occasionally, to consumer media (DVD, VCD, VHS, Blu-ray) or direct download from a provider. The film is duplicated as required and distributed to cinemas for exhibition (screening). Press kits, posters, and other advertising materials are published and the film is advertised and promoted.
Film distributors usually release a film with a launch party, press releases, interviews with the press, press preview screenings, and film festival screenings. Most films have a webite. The film plays at selected cinemas and the DVD typically is released a few months later. The distribution rights for the film and DVD are also usually sold for worldwide distribution. The distributor and the production company share profits.

Marketing 

• Step 1: Cast & Crew/Industry Screenings
• Step 2: Prepare a Press & Publicity Kit
• Step 3: Press and Industry Promotion
• Step 4: Festivals & Awards
• Step 5: Get a Distributor, Agent or Self-distribute
• Step 6: Cinema, TV, Screenings, DVD & Online
• Step 7: Plan your next project 

Exhibition

The Exhibition Department provides the final link in the film production chain, and is responsible for bringing the finished product to its audience.