a level media studies pride
- Created by: ciarawilson01
- Created on: 14-03-18 15:27
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- Pride
- Industry Information
- Director: Matthew Warchus
- UK release date: 12/9/14
- Budget: unknown due to small film production
- Gross: $1,446,643
- Awards
- BAFTA award for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer
- British Independent Film Award for Best British Independent Film
- Production
- Production company: Pathe Pictures International, BBC films, Proud films, British Institute
- Production costs not found - informs it is a small, independent film and don't have large amounts of funding
- Distribution
- attractive to other countries as learn about Britain as well as informing about collaboration and solidarity
- UK distribution: Pathe
- UK distribution: Sony Pictures home entertainment, CBS Films
- Marketing
- use posters to attract target audience
- All genders ,age 18-50, working class
- emphasised cheerful narrative using bold, bright colours
- use posters to attract target audience
- Pride website
- tease audience to make release intense and make them want to watch it more
- interactive videos and interviews to connect with audience
- trailer
- DVD cover
- Exhibition
- UK box office opening weekend: $1,169,308
- USA box office opening weekend: $100,040
- UK gross: $16,331,824
- distributed to 19 countries including Mexico,Australia, Spain
- Genre
- social realism
- focuses giving the audience a true indication of what like is like in modern society
- Portray attitude and life factors at that time period
- British Film
- uses British history, events, actors, setting
- USP
- real life story
- social realism
- Representation
- youth vs maturity - table scene
- men vs women
- dancing scene
- homosexuality
- bed scene and dancing scene
- Audience
- Literal responses
- "an absolute must see!"
- "there is nothing not wonderful about this film"
- audience pleasures
- visceral - end parade - shout to be with them as proud of their achievements due to connection
- vicarious - when miners are being rampaged by Police - at least its not me
- audience theories
- 1. Star theory
- Bill Nighly/ Imelda Stauton
- attract older audience for good, well established performing
- 2. Uses and Grat
- info and education
- find out what is going on at the time
- Educate themselves about politics
- 1. Star theory
- Stuart Hall's Reception Theory
- Preffered - love the story of the film and having low key actors makes it more realistic
- negotiated - don't like the way the miners situation is portrayed but think acting is good
- oppositional - don't like the gay culture (traditional) and how they have to help miners (meant to be independent and hard)
- main ta: middle aged - relive era, adolescents - interest in gay rights and history
- Literal responses
- Industry Information
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