1. Part R
Film Distributor and why Draft 1
• One of the six major movie
studios
• One of the oldest American
movie studios
• Industry: Film • In the film industry since 1912
• Founded: 30th April, 1912 – Its products are motion pictures
• Headquarters: California, US • They also distribute drama films
– The Phantom of the Opera (1925)
• Products: Motion Pictures – The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)
• Founder: Carl Laemmle

2. Part R
Film Distributor and why Draft 2
• Setup so that filmmakers can get a better
deal
• originally concentrated on foreign films,
including such titles as Don’t Move,
• In 2005 Dogwoof launched the UK Digital
• Industry: Motion pictures, Television Screen Network DSN at the Curzon Soho
• Headquarters: London (UK) cinema
• Founded: 2004 • controlling costs, and actually having the
• Founder: Any Whittaker chance of seeing revenues and profits.
Anna Godas
Why we choose Dogwoof
• It’s a U.K based
• Not a big well known company like
universal
• Do foreign film
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3. Part S
BBFC Standard
The British Board of Film Classification are the Law that Filming Companies have to
follow to have the correct information of what a film can actually have.
Different Classifications of
different films (Age Rate)
and what sort of things
they’re supposed to have

4. Part S
Our Age Rate of the Film
BBFC Standard Our Age Rate and what we will
have
• Taking drugs can be shown, but
cannot be used to encourage
people. • We will have some strong
• Strong threat and menace language on the Whole Story
• Dangerous behaviour is allowed, – When the couples argue
but will not have a lot of detail • We will not have the use of drugs
• Frequent use of strong language
• Sexual context, but no strong
details
• Sexual activity can be portrayed
without any strong details
• Violence can be strong, but cannot
dwell on pain or injury, no strong
details

5. Part T
Evidence- Title and credits (fonts)
Draft 1
• As a group we decided to use font Times new roman
– It will be helpful for our opening sequence title easy to read
and eye catching
– To express a range of voices and emotions .
– Versatile and comfortable to work with, this title are like a
favourite pair for our group opening sequence Draft 2.
This is an example of
what Font we will be
using for our Opening
Sequence.

6. Part T
Title and Credits (fonts) Draft 2
• As a group we decided to pick:
– The font ‘Harlow Solid Italic’
– It is eye catching
– Elegant
– Can show that it is about love
This is our Title
Another word for
Resentful ‘Jealousy’

7. Part T
Inspired Films for Title and Credits
• We got inspired by the film
‘Water for Elephants’
– Also a Drama film
Introducing the distributors
– There are no opening credits at the start of the opening
sequence
• We also got inspired by the The text fading in and
film ‘Black Swan’ out
– A drama film
Always in the middle
of the screen
The title is also in the
The credits are all in
middle of the screen & in
capital letters
capitals