ILL MANORS
Producer: Atif Ghani
Distributor: Revolver - Revolver is a entertainment industry, a marketing-lead, all rights film distribution company, they also distributed successful films such as "Anuvahood" and "Kidaulthood".
Studio: Film London - The capital 's film and media agency. Making London a major international film making and film culture capital
BBC Films - featured film making arm of the BBC and produced or co-produced some of the most successful films such as "Fish Tank"
Film London - produced the feature film
BBC - promoted the feature film
Aimimage - Camera equipment hired, crew and studio
How much Ill Manors cost to produce (its budget)
It cost £100000 to produce the film Ill Manors
How was Ill Manors funded?
Ill Manors was funded by plan B, the singer and playwright within the film and also through Film London the institution which took full on control.
What is the target audience for Ill Manors?
The target audience for Ill Manors are teenagers aged 15-34 year olds, which are young adults, this is due to the representations and the stereotypes teenagers are seen of. There most likely going to be in socio economic groups B, C2, D and E. This is due to the fact that the movie involves a lot of violence and gang nature attracting the young adults and teenagers.
Who is the main distributor of Ill Manors?
The main distributor of Ill Manors is BBC films due to the way the promoted the film, and also Revolver entertainment.
How was Ill Manors promoted?
Ill Manors was promoted by a music video, and Plan B promoted it. The music video promoting this is when one form of media is used to promote another.
Compare this with a big budget blockbuster. What are the main similarities and differences?
Ill Manors is a low budget film, however it has a lot of similarities to a higher budget blockbuster movie, as many higher budget films use their music video in order to promote their films.
How does the trailer for Ill Manors hook audiences into the narrative and pose questions that the film will answer? Identify 3 ways/techniques.
The trailer for Ill Manors hooks the audience in many ways, such as the trailer begins to hook the audience through the trailer as you get a understanding of who the main actors are. The trailer shows the different characters, but not the main actor. The camera shots grab the audiences attention as, the close-up's allow us to see their facial expressions clearly so we are able to feel their emotions and what they are feeling, as if we are in their feet. The trailer doesn't give away the story-line, as there are many things which occur within the trailer so we aren't aware of what the main storyline is. There is a lot of fast music within the whole trailer, this suggests the movie is going to have a fast pace throughout, the music helps to create tension and enigma for the audience.
How does the trailer for Ill Manors balance plot and spectacle?
The trailer for Ill Manors shows different characters as well as different scenes, which is effective as it represents the different story lines which may be told within the film. The effectual non-digetic music to gain the target audience.
Think about the certificate of Ill Manors (18 certificate). Research film certification and outline what is deemed acceptable for this certificate. What is the difference between a 15 certificate and an 18 certificate?
A 15 certificate includes strong language, a lot of scene including of violence, strong indications of sexual content as well as sexual scenes, discrimination, regular use of drugs and nudity. A 18 certificate however is similar but with more of certain specific topics. It includes extreme strong language and regularity of swear words. A vast use of sexual language as well as sexual intercourse, blood and gore and much references to discriminatory language and ethnicities. That's why it's 18 as it's for a maturer audience that expect to view such things, and would therefore be unlikely to take offence as they themselves are watching it.
BBC - promoted the feature film
Aimimage - Camera equipment hired, crew and studio
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