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One missed call swede - Magazine Interview.

Look Talks to stars from ‘ one missed call swede’!

What was it like playing the character of Beth Raymond?

Tarjae: It was fun. I really enjoyed it. I loved working with the other characters we had a blast on the set.

What was it like working on a small budget?

Olli: it made the experience more exciting! We used our imagination more. It was hard to play some of the scenes as we didn’t always have all the correct props but we made it work.

Working with a tight budget, did this effect your costuming?

Faiza: Yes, we couldn’t remake the movie to its full potential; as we couldn’t buy anything we had to design out our costumes.

If you could remake any other film of your choice what would it be?

Aneeka: I would love to remake big mama’s house it would be such a laugh, yes most definitely.

What was it like working with Olli?

Tarjae: it was so much fun, every morning he would steal my New York bagels from the cupboard and then act so oblivious when I asked about them. He was a blast it would be fun working with him again.

Swede: One missed call
key scenes for our swede:

• the missed call
• the deaths
• the causes of the deaths
• the demands causing death and the red ball

key lines used in the swede:

• thats not my ringtone
• you have one new message
• leanne and shelly got a phone call right before they died
• im going to be next
• 
  

Production

The production of a film is very important this is where the storyboard, props, treatment and paperwork is produced also paperwork on where you will recording etc., this is where idea's are pitched and finalized, an example of this is like when they were going to film 'The Woman In Black' this was planned to be shot in 3D but it was later decided not to be done. The production is also where the film is created, crew will be recruited such as sound editors, assistant directors, photographer and the script supervisor etc. After all the the film has been produced and all the final recording is done, this is where the editing comes in to process the sound effects transitions between scenes all the editing down to a T is down during the production. 

Distribution 

The distribution is the process of where the movie is available to watch this is finalized by the film instructor, this can either be done by a cinema release or a home entertainment such as DVD, Blu-Ray etc. There are many types of releases such as the Standard release this is where the movie is released in the cinema 1st and then later released as a DVD, Blu-Ray or Internet etc. On the other hand there is the Simultaneous release which very rarely takes place but this is where the movie is released to the audience in every form; cinema, DVD, Blu-Ray and Internet etc. Overall the distribution is when the film is released to an audience. 

Marketing

Marketing is very important this is when the film is advertised to the audience early in the release cycle, film companies put a lot of finance into this part as this is what attracts people to come view the film in cinema or purchase to have as home entertainment. Publicity of the film is usually handled by the distributors and exhibitors.

There are many forms of marketing such as:

Bus Ad's

Billboards

Radio

Film Trailers

T.V

Newspapers

Internet etc.

However how the company markets the film does effect the audience for example if u advertise a film mainly through Internet it will attract the eyes of teenagers/young adults as they spend majority of the time online. However if you advertise a movie on a kids channel this will promote it to children and make it more appealable for them as is advertised on a child friendly show. 

Exhibition

This is where the film is able for audience's to view/buy. The way the film could be shown is in many various ways such as cinema, internet, DVD, blu-ray and also on T.V. However is has been shown how majority viewing on films are at home, only a small 4% is cinema viewings. The most popular day for teenagers/young adults to attend cinema is on a saturday the reason I believe this is because saturday is the weekend for most of us and this is a way to relax. 14% of people who viewed a film at the cinema then went to buy at the retail. 

FILM VALUE CHAIN:

- Theatrical Launch: At the cinemas 

- Non Theatrical license: Aeroplanes, Hotels etc. 

- Home entertainment: Films for release on digital media such as DVD & Blu-Ray

- Pay/Subscription TV:  Sky, Virgin Media etc.

- Free to air TV: Repeated shown on TV

- Licensed Merchandising: Use brand of their products 

Swede

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr0u2__yQQU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiGSOTnC5uE

A swede is a remake of a chosen film with very limited props and resources with key points and lies from films.

The 1st swede is twilight i chose it because it was funny
The 2nd is Hangover i chose this because it really resembles the film.