Founder/Executive Producer/Producer/Writer at Wagtail Productions & Co-Founder at SeeView Entertainment
This is an interesting and insightful film industry article. I am currently producing a few feature films with international co-production partners for theatrical release. Whilst it's always very difficult due to increased costs including needing a much larger budget to include the necessary marketing funding to ensure, and improve the films chances of a successful outcome on release! It's worth mentioning that not all feature film's are suitable for a theatrical release for a variey of reasons including that the story may not be high concept enough to secure a paying audience. There is plenty of room for all feature and factual film content in the market place. The decision to whether an individual film is destined for theatrical release starts firstly by how strong the story' premise, and that the film has the ability and potential to drive a paying audience to the cinema. It's possible to negotiate with a studio to secure soft money! In my case, streamers is only a second window option once my feature films completes it's release run.
Founder/Executive Producer/Producer/Writer at Wagtail Productions & Co-Founder at SeeView Entertainment
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