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Do the studio have a particular target audience?

I don’t believe that this institution has a particular target audience because of the fact that they create such a wide range of projects from all different genres and styles. On the official Warp Films website it is suggested that their audience is people who wish to intelligently entertained and for this reason I assume that their target audience is young adults and adults probably between the ages of 15-50. This leads me to think that Warp Films would be an appropriate institution to make my film because the target audience for my thriller film is young adults between the ages of 15-20 and therefore my target audience would fit in well with the age bracket that Warp Films target.

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Do they specialise in a particular genre?

Warp’s mission has got nothing to do with genre or format, but rather to do with providing a distinctive window on the world. Warp currently create projects of all different genres including ambitious sci-fi, controversial emotional drama, heist thrillers, literary adaptations, hysterical mysteries and many more. Warp aim to tell stories ranging from funny and light hearted stories to serious emotional stories. For this reason, I believe that Warp do not have a particular genre that they specialise in and therefore this institution would be an appropriate choice for an institution to make my thriller film.

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How would they market your film?

I believe that due to the fact that Warp are trying to team up with other institutions such as Channel 4 and Sky Atlantic in order to gain a more attention internationally. For this reason I believe that Warp would market my film using both traditional and new media. This leads me to think that due to the fact that they are trying to reach a wider audience and get into the international market they are likely to market my film using new media techniques such as trailers and online campaigns including the use of social media. This would therefore create a demand and build awareness about my film as well as creating awareness about Warp Films at the same time.

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How does the film fit within the ethos of the institution?

I believe that my film fits within the ethos of Warp Films due to the fact that they create low budget films using not very well known directors such as Lynne Ramsay and Jake & Dinos Chapman. My films would fit into this as it would work well with a smaller budget and smaller names being used for the directing and the acting as this is similar to what we used in our actual shoot.

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What other films have they made?

Warp film have made a range of short films, documentaries and TV shows over the years. Below are some examples of some short films that they have made.

Swimmer (2012) - Short film

The Organ Grinders Monkey (2011) - Short film

Curtains (2009)  - Short film

Dog Altogether (2007) - Short film

Rubber Johnny (2005) - Short film

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Why would your chosen company make you film?

Warp films make a lot of low budget films within the UK and they also create a lot of thrillers. However, most of the thrillers they create are TV shows. I believe that Warp would make my film because it fits within the ethos of the institution due to the fact that they create low budget short films with not very well known actors and directors. This would work well for my opening sequence and I believe that if Warp Films were to make my film as it is it would be very successful within the national audience. In addition to this Warp Films say on their website that they create distinctive, amusing and thought-provoking content and from my point of view my opening sequence fits within this criteria.

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Give a rundown of the history of the institution you have chosen:

Warp Films is an independent film and television production company based in Sheffield & London, UK, with a further affiliated company Warp Films Australia based in Melbourne, Australia. Warp film was founded in 1999 by Steve Beckett and Rob Mitchell. Warp Films was established by Warp Records and  was initially created with financial support from NESTA and had a remit to produce a number of short films.