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FM2: British and American Film
2.
Focus of the exam
Producers
Audiences
The relationship between them
UK and US film industry
3.
Focus on
The interrelationship between producers and audiences
Aspects of the film industry and audience behaviour
Personal response to films, mediated by the study of film and their context
4.
Context
The film industry (producer/supplier of films)
The audience (purchasers/consumers of films)
Narrative and genre features of UK/US films and how they represent social reality
5.
The Film Industry
The American film industry - contemporary Hollywood and the impact on UK audiences
The British film industry - contemporary industry and issues of independence, distinctiveness and profitability
6.
Aspects you need to explore
Finance
Organisation
Production
Distribution
Marketing
Exhibition
7.
The Film Audience
Film demand and supply, specifically in the UK today
The consumption of film - cinema-going and the importance of home cinema and the internet, as well as the significance of digital technologies in delivering different kinds of film experience
8.
The Film Industry & Audience
The importance of genre
The importance of stars
Convergence of different media (mobile phone, internet, games console) in changing the nature of the producer/audience relationship
9.
Case studies
10.
Case studies
Hollywood film producer and the framework within which they operate
UK film producer and the framework within which they operate (BFI and co-productions)
The importance of genre and stars for US/UK producers and audiences
11.
Case studies
Film marketing (posters, dvd covers, 'official' internet sites)
Film reviews (critics and fans)
Film exhibition (multiplexes, independent cinemas, other venues, online - different kinds of film viewing experience)
12.
Case studies
The availabilty of independent, low budget films and foreign language film in the UK
The social practice of particpation in contemporary 'film culture' (cinema-going, online viewing, home cinema)
Star images (Those circulated by the industry and by fans)
Twitter: @lsfilm
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