Distrubution & Production Companies

Warp films are a film production company that works mainly in Britain. Warp films was founded in 2001 with it's first feature film production in 2004; Dead Man's Shoes directed by Shane Meadows. It's more famous productions are This Is England [2006] directed by Shane Meadows, Four Lions [2010] directed by Chris Morris and Submarine [2010] directed by Richard Ayoade. Warp films has a coverage into the music industry with their record company Warp Records. Warp films helps the production of media including music videos, short films, animation and feature films. Some of it's later productions have even won BAFTAs. Warp films mainly has works on dramas or films that just tell the story of someone's fictional life.

Momentum Pictures are a major distrubution and production company in the film industry. Many of their films have had a global release, with some of those films winning Academy Awards and BAFTAs. Their most successful production  The King's Speech, won a total of 7 productions, including Best Film and Best Actor. It's upcoming productions include the film adaption of the play The Woman In Black, Daniel Radcliffe's first film since the Harry Potter franchise. Momentum Pictures also helps the production of Indy film, with the 2011 film Hobo With A Shotgun. The different range in actors and production teams that Momentum films work with really shows how invested Momentum Pictures want to help every type of film maker and production team. Many of their films aren't in English, showing the international distrubution of their films. Still providing film for all countries and distrubuting them to other countries.

Univeral Studios have a logo and name that suggest that they cover the entire world, the logo of the world, with their name orbiting around it suggests that their films cover the entire world and are visible to everyone. Which most of the time, they are. The logo is very simple but with a lot of detail, allowing the audience to make it recognisable as to what it is.

Relativity Media have a more complicated logo, that shows a galaxy with the font of their name in a line through the middle of the galaxy. There are planets and stars in the fore and background. The logo suggests that their company is the centre of the galaxy or around it but avoiding the galaxy's gravity showing it's uniqueness. There is more detail in this logo which will most likely amaze the audience with it's detail of the other world's. The thing that gets me is that it's pretty!