In fear research

In Fear research

             Production

Release date: 15th November 2013 (UK)

Main cast: Alice Englert, Iain De Caestecker, Allen Leech

Director: Jeremy Lovering

Producer: James Niddle and Nira Park

Editor: Jonathon Amos

Music produced: Daniel Pemberton, Roly porter

Genre: Thriller

Technology used:  Arri Alexa, Canon 7D, Go Pro (some scenes)

Production companies: Big talk productions

Filming locations: Bodmin Moor, Cornwall, England

Budgeting: Low budget (not specified)

Beginning of creating movie: unknown

Marketing
 In fear has recently released a poster and the
DVD/Blu-Ray Release Date is around February-May 2014

Online Marketing

• Watch online stream
• Social networking: Facebook

 Target audiences:
 'In fear' aims towards 15+ due to the violent content which may limit most of the younger audiences due to genre.



 Reviews:
 Their are not many reviews for 'in fear' due to the fact that it hasn't been release however we could judge by the ratings in IMDb we could look at this rating to give us a visual idea of what the viewer thinks about the movie. The rating is 5.1/10 from 137 users, this is certain that most of the audiences are not engaged to see the movie from their responses to the trailer from a very low budgeted company. 

Distribution

Distributors:

•   Ascot Elite Entertainment group (2012) (Switzerland) (all media)
•   Bir Film(2013) (Turkey) (all media)
•   StudioCanal (2012) (World-wide) (all media) 

In Fear world premiere was at the O2 arena in Park City at Midnight section of the Sundance Film Festival for the viewer to recognize the movie


Exhibition

  In fear sets out to release the movie locally around cine-world making this in 2D and then the movie will be released through formatted DVD around February to May 2014.

Competition with other films in the same week

The movie 'In fear' will have a very difficult time to compete with other mainstream films being released at the same time such as Hunger games: mocking Jay with big companies promoting through lots of advertisements. This is due to the lack of advertisements and sponsorship they earn from the fact that they are an independent British company not world wide publicized globally. The company would have to compete to get the movie known for the reviews to become more positive whilst gain more financially due to the fact it is produced with a low budget.