Presentation of films

London to Brighton

Production
Vertigo films aimed to make low budget British films.

Marketed - the commercial processes involved in promoting and selling and distributing a product or service.

London to Brighton was marketed using advertisements in the newspaper, on posters around city centres, posters on buses and bus stops, at the cinema when seeing another film and on television.

Distribution
London to Brighton is available on download.
There was a huge lack of international distribution, as the film was not shown in America.

Exhibition
Odeon Panton St
Curzon Mayfair
Ritzy Picturehouse, Brixton
Rich Mix Cinema, Bethnal Green
Duke of Yorks Picturehouse, Brighton
Hyde Park Picturehouse, Leeds
Southampton Harbour Lights
Picturehouse @ FACT, Liverpool
Tyneside Cinema
Cameo Picturehouse, Edinburgh
Empire Sunderland
Cornerhouse Manchester
Belfast Film Theatre

- All Odeon cinemas across England

How successful was London to Brighton?
London to Brighton was awarded six awards and was nominated for six awards these were:
- Jury prize - UK feature (2006)
- Festival prize - best feature film (2006) - won
- New directors award (2006) - won
- Golden Hitchcock (2006) - won
- British independent film award/best achievement in production (2006) – won
- Douglas hickox award (2006) – nominated
- Raindance award (2006) – nominated
- ALFS award – British actress of the year (2007) – nominated
- British newcomer of the year (2007) – nominated
- British producer of the year (2007) – nominated
- Evening standard British Film award (2007) – most promising newcomer – won
- Carl Foreman Award for the Most Promising Newcomer (2007) – nominated.



Red road

Production
Red road is the first of three films with the same characters but different directors.

Distribution
By tartan films (USA)

How successful was the film?
21 wins and 7 nominations
2006 Cannes Jury prize
BAFTA Scotland 2006 - Best Screenplay
BAFTA Scotland 2006 - Best Actress in a Scottish Film (Kate Dickie)
BAFTA Scotland 2006 - Best Actor in a Scottish Film (Tony Curran)
BAFTA Scotland 2006 - Best Director
BAFTA Scotland 2006 - Best Film London Film Festival 2006, Sutherland Trophy awarded to "the director of the most original and imaginative first feature film"

Definitions

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Connotation - A metaphorical or symbolic meaning
Denotation - Act of indicating or pointing out a name

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