When deciding on distributors for our film we looked at a variety of different companies, online distributors and film festivals that would be suitable distributors for our film.
Online Distributors:
We decided not to choose Vimeo, Mubi or Dailymotion because we want to aim our film at a predominantly British audience and as these websites are global sites which enable people across the world to watch videos, whereas BBC iPlayer only allows people to watch their programmes if they have a UK TV license and are located in the UK. This means that with BBC iPlayer we would be very successful in distributing our film to a British audience.
Film Festivals:
When we previously researched film festivals we looked at the London Independent Film Festival, the British Independent Film Festival and the British Independent Film Awards. Looking back at our research about these festivals, we have decided that the London Independent Film Festival would be the most suitable film festival to show our film at. One of the reasons we chose this festival is because it primarily shows low-budget independent films and as our own film falls into this category, it would fit in well with this festival. As well as this, it is based in London which again suits the style of our film as our film is set in London. This means that critics and distributors within London will be attracted to this festival, giving potential promotion and support for our film.
Distribution Companies:
As well as Vertigo Films, we also chose Film Four to be one of our production companies. We decided to include this company as well as Vertigo Films because they have a strong association with urban and independently made films. As our film is set in a city and is circled and has an urban feel to it, this makes Film Four well suited as a production company for our film.



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