Possible Film Companies and

Distributors.
Film Companies
The Weinstein Company
Warp Films
Working Title Films
The Weinstein Company
The company is known as a mini-major film studio
It was founded in New York City by the Weinstein brothers in
2005.
It has roughly 200 employees, as a small business.
The company also works with radio and books.
The highest grossing films by The Weinstein Company
Django Unchained $162,805,434
The Kings Speech $138,797,449
Silver Linings Playbook $132,092,958
Inglourious Basterds $120,540,719
The Butler $116,632,095
The Imitation Game $91,125,683
Scary Movie 4 $90,710,620
Paddington $76,223,578
1408 $71,985,628
Halloween $58,272,029
Warp Films
It is an independent film/television company
It was founded by Rob Mitchell and Steve Beckett and is
currently based in Sheffield and London- with an affiliated
company in Melbourne.
The company is based off of creating short films, but has
produced some breakthrough movies.
Its sister company Warp X focuses on feature films.
A lot of the films created by Warp Films have been highly
successful in film festival.
Some of the most successful films created by Warp Films
include: This Is England, Exhibit A, Submarine and many
more.
The company has occasionally acted as a distributor for the
films Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills,
Cinema16 and Trash Humpers.
Working Title Films
The company is based in London that was founded in 1983
by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe.
The company produces feature films but has occasionally
made television productions.
Some of the most successful films are as follows:
o Four Weddings and a Funeral
o The Big Lebowski
o Notting Hill
o Billy Elliot
o Bridget Joness Diary
o 40 Days and 40 Nights
o Love Actually
o Shaun of the Dead
o Pride & Prejudice
o Nanny McPhee
o Hot Fuzz
o Les Misrables
o The Theory of Everything
o The Danish Girl
Overall

While all three companies are highly successful in their craft, the most
suitable company appears to be Working Title films. This is because of
their location being based in London, and the majority of the film they
have produced are drama films. As well as this, the other companies
often focus on other type of media more so than Working Title Films,
whether this is radio, books, television programmes or short films.
Film Distributors
Universal Pictures
Focus Features
Twentieth Century Fox
Film Corporation
Universal Pictures
The company was founded in 1912 by Charles Baumann, Jules
Brulatour, Robert H. Cochrane, Mark Dintenfass, David Horsley,
Adam Kessel, Carl Laemmle, Pat Powers and William Swanson.
The company is based in California and is the oldest surviving film
studio in the US, as well as the worlds fourth oldest.
The company produces a lot of animated and family films.

The highest grossing films by Universal Pictures

Jurassic World $1,670,400,637
Furious 7 $1,516,045,911
The Fate of the Furious $1,238,764,765
Minions $1,159,398,397
Jurassic Park $1,029,153,882
Despicable me 2 $970,761,885
Despicable me 3 $950,643,023
The Secret Life of Pets $875,457,937
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial $792,910,554
Fast & Furious 6 $788,679,850
Focus Features
The company was founded in 2002 and is based in
California. It is owned by comcast and its parent
company is universal pictures international.
The features distributed by focus features are
generally independent or foreign films. It focuses
only on films.
The company distributes film internationally.
Its most successful distribution was the animated
film Coraline, while its most successful films
overall were Brokeback Mountain, Traffic and
Burn After Reading.
Twentieth Century Fox
Film Corporation
The company was founded in 1935, and was originally known as
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation until 1985. It was
founded by William Fox, Joseph M. Schenck and Darryl F. Zanuck.
It is based in California but distributes films internationally.

The highest grossing films by 20th century fox

Avatar $2,787,965,087
Titanic $2,186,772,302
Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace $1,027,044,677
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs $886,686,817
Ice Age: Continental Drift $877,244,782
Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith $848,754,768
Independence Day $817,400,891
Deadpool $783,112,979
Star Wars $775,398,007
X-Men: Days of Future Past $747,862,775
Overall

The three possible distributors are, again, highly successful- but Focus
Features would be the best choice for my film. Their work with
independent films and the drama genre is far superior to what the
other two companies have to offer.