Our film is called 'Ever After' and it is a low budget British film. Due to the fact that it is so low budget we decided to do it's first screening at a small film festival. After a while of me and my peer decided that we would want to show it at 'Leeds Young Film Festival'. The "Leeds Young Festival" is widely know for promoting independent films that are made in the UK. This is the first step we want to make, we want to see the audiences reaction to "Ever after" and if they like it we're hoping that it will possibly be screened at small, local cinemas such as Clapham Picture House and the Ritzy.
In addition, we're also hoping that "Ever after" will be screened at bigger cinemas such as the Odeon and Vue. After the official screenings we expect to make DVD and Blue-ray copies, which would be sold at stores such as: HMV, WHSmith and other stores which will want our film on display. By turning the film into DVD and Blue-ray were giving our audience another way to watch the film at home. We would also contact DVD renting stores so that we could place "Ever after" for rent in shops such as blockbuster.
We expect "Ever after" to also be available to watch legally online, this would be achieved by asking movie websites such as :Netflix and LoveFilm to place our film on their on their website so that people could watch it by paying the subscription to have memberships for those websites. The fact that it's on these websites means that people from other counties will have a biggest access to watch our film, meaning that we will achieve a international audience outside of the UK.
Our production company "Rubix Productions" would search for a popular and good distributor such as the Warner Bros. This because they have distributed films that have the same genre that "ever after" is, those films have all been successful so we think that they would help us get our film to the right audiences. Our genre mixes Horror with fantasy, this is a mixture that not many people have attempted but the films that do include these two genres have all been very successful and interesting
Personally i think that "Ever after" has the potential to be a great film and i believe it deserves to be screened, i think the audience will enjoy the film because you'll need to work your imagination to try to discover who is killing all these people and how it all started.
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