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Distribution Research

Traditional distribution for films include movie theaters, televisions, on demand, and streaming programs such as Netflix. To distribute our product, we would attempt to show our film at local movie theaters. As well as this, try to put it on Netflix, Hulu, or another similar streaming program.

Marketing Plan

To market our film, we decided to make internet ads, tv commercials, and print ads. We chose internet ads because you can narrow down things such as the location, age, and interests to target. By creating internet ads, you can market different ones to people of different ages. We can also do the same using locations, for example, saying it's playing in a nearby theater. Tv commercials are a successful way to market for similar reasons.  The marketing method we're going to create is the print ad. This will be a poster of the main character, promoting the film.

Target Audience #3: Spiderman:Homecoming

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Spider-man: Homecoming was released in 2017, with a pg-13 rating. Although it reached mostly teens, marvel movies are usually loved by all ages. Another wide target audience brought the success of this film. As well as this, the overall appeal of a drama/comedy makes the target audience so wide. Being a Marvel movie, there is a feeling of nostalgia for adults who've seen old Marvel movies, as well as excitement in superhero movies for the younger part of the audience. Overall, Marvel is loved by almost all, so the target audience is wide. In our film, we're going to try to make the film appealing to all like in Spider-man: Homecoming. Lots of posters and billboards were everywhere near the time of this film's release. A lot were showing Spiderman around the city. Some posters had Robert Downery Jr., whom would help contribute to the sales of this movie, as he stared in Iron Man, and is a marvel "avenger".