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Name Of Film: Too Brisk, Too Quick

The idea i have for making this film is a sequel of a group of people racing and also it will involve action too (bringing down villains and enemies). I hope to base my film on the famous "Fast And Furious" franchise as it is such an eye popping film and it is very interesting.

Production Companies
  • Orignal Film
  • Relativity Media
  • One Race Films
  • Media Rights Capital
  • Perfect World Pictures
  • EuropaCorp
  • TF1 Films Production


Genre Of Film
I am going to make a movie based on racing but also an involvement of Action & Drama too. The reason why i am including sub-genres is because a movie with just cars and racing could potentially become boring to most of the viewers and to avoid this from happening is by adding different scenes in to add excitement and stimulate more adrenaline through the viewer. Also by adding more genres to this film would help the film have more of a meaning to why it was made other than just cars racing for the fun of it.

Similar films/films i'm going to be working with
films that are similar to my idea is "Fast & Furious", "The Transporter", "Taxi" & "Rush (2013)" the films i would like to work with are "Fast & Furious" & "The Transporter". I would use the elements of team work and competitive racing from "Fast & Furious" while i would use the action from "The Transporter" to bring my movie to life and different to "The Fast & Furious" franchise.


Marketing Strategies
I plan on advertising my film on every source of platform but the most suitable and comfortable option would be social media as nowadays a lot of people are on their phones much of the times and they wont really pay attention to other things unless they don't have a phone. For those who don't use or have a smart phone, my second preferred marketing strategy would be to put it on posters. This is because posters are big and colourful and will attract people to see this poster and then it will encourage them to read more into it. This is more of a marketing strategy to gain elderly people that are into action movies but then again haven't got access to a smart phone.

Film Distributors
The film distributer for the "Fast And Furious" is Universal Pictures whilst "The Transporter" was distributed by 20th Century Fox. Me personally i think these are one of the two biggest American companies to ever get films in the society today and also the revenue worth are $3-$4 billion each for both of them and this could really get my film shown out there if i choose one of the worlds top film companies

Box Office Figures
For the "Fast And Furious" franchise the box office figures were $3.9 Billion and "The Transporter" was $43.9 Million. With my film as it is going to be a sequel of "Fast And Furious 7" with a whole different cast list to the previous film, i wouldn't mind earning a box office figure lower than $1.516 Billion (Fast & Furious 7) or $43.9 Million (The Transporter) because I've used different characters and it might be a put off to audiences but at the same time it doesn't necessarily mean that i have to spend so much on the budget when it comes to making this film come to life

Stars
Stars I would want to use are going to be famous ones because most people that would watch a film would mostly be interested in the actors that will star in a film; the likely actors i'm thinking off are Jason Statham, Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Tyrese Gibson, Zoe Saldana, Megan Fox, Jeniffer Lopez and Halle Berry. These would be the 8 main characters that would be a team to help each other bring down the villain/s in their state/whole of America.

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