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our midterm submission had issues with the audio and visuals through the credits and the quality of the export file and some others, for this revision we focused on fixing the credits. for our credits we decided that instead of the mainstream IMovie fonts and editing that we wanted to think out of the box and help to pick effects that catered to the topic of our movie. one example of this was changing the credit scene we changed the titles and the fonts and the effect of the transition it had on it to a torn letter effect with it saying our credits, and this correlates with our film and the concept of the letter that Allie is sending to Jon Love when he is at camp with the engagement ring he bought her inside. Also, we tried to fix the quality of the sound with the credits and the incidental music that is in the background of part of our film. https://youtu.be/FmLZ3MO0Rww

Our film, goodbye love , we set to follow the generic distribution plan and to be released in theaters. We want our release dates to be sometime in the summer months more specifically June, or possibly July. This is because of the influx of moviegoers that increases during the summertime months and especially in June to July, also our film is to be said during the summer months it will correlate nicely with the time period and the seasonal weather and visuals. We plan to have the film staying in theaters for 3 to 5 weeks, this time. It would help gain the most exposure not just by our advertising bye-bye word-of-mouth and would help the most audience reach our film. just like many films, goodbye love  would be released into theaters then after a certain amount of time of it being in theaters (like 90 days), it will be released on DVD and maybe other streaming platforms. we would sell it or get a contract with a streaming service such as Hulu and/or Netflix and have our film be mark...

There's a process called traditional distribution project for the film that should be followed, the first step would be negotiating with a film broker and eventually get a contract for a licensing agreement. in order for the film to be successful, it must have a producer that will pay for it and in return get money. examples of some big-name producers are Walt Disney Studios, universal, warner brothers, paramount, and Columbia. We need to get a big producer like this assignment in order to increase production and efficiency. The producer distributes them throughout the nation such as the United States to movie theaters. Also, you will need a film sales agent to help with the international distribution of your film. You will also need a film broker, these film brokers work for companies like AMC theaters that will showcase it, they negotiate the revenue and how it is divided. When the movie is had it's run in theaters, it can come out on Blu-ray or on-demand for some TV networks...

 

By seeing how well many other films and productions have done by advertising through social media we have decided to make a social media page in the form of an Instagram account under the name: g00dbyel0ve. we really wanted to put our focus on this. One of the main reasons we chose to start this instagram campaign is because they do a (CPC) which is a cent per click, what this means is that every time someone views our account, clicks on our account, or comments on our account we can receive a charge that can range from $1 to upwards of $10. We could also create an incident at that could bring you to our page with the same CPC charge that goes right to us and that we would help utilize to further the production. For our Instagram ad, we would showcase some compelling scenes from the movie to try to engage her audience and get them interested in the upcoming film, along with one of the catchy and original songs from the soundtrack, to get them listening to our music. to engage wit...

today in class, we focused on a website called artofthetitle.com this website was presented to us by our teacher to help us understand the concept of a great title sequence and to help us get more ideas on what and how to make ours better. while watching different title sequences we focused on how they were set up and specifically how they were carried out and the effect they had on the viewer. One example that we saw was the opening sequence from Deadpool, which had many fun and engaging tidbits or effects.