Warp film production company.

I researched four warp films and found out the cost of the film, the amount they took at the box office, investors and the distributor.

This is england
Distributor; Optimum (united kingdom)
IFC films (united states of america)
Investor; Film four, warp films
Cost; £1,500,000
Revenue; $8,069,240

Dead mans shoes
Distributor:Optimum releasing
Investor;
Cost;£723,000
Revenue;$198,081 (america;$6,408) (other;$191,673)

Bunny and the bull
Distributor;Optimum releasing
Investor;warp x productions,wild bunch,film 4, screen yorkshire,UK film council.
Cost; less than £1million
Revenue;

My Wrongs 8245–8249 & 117
Distributor;warp films
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UK film council
Was created in 2000 and employes around 90 people, it has funded most of the big cultural films in britain,they have backed around 900 films; shorts and features,they haev entertained over 200 million people and helped to generate around £700 million in box office takings. Co-founder of working title film; tim bevan is the chairman and john woodward is the chief executive. They predominatly fund work with different partners across the UK, which includes regional and national screen agencies. Overall the uk film council have an aim to help make the UK a global centre for film in the digital age. The support that the film ouncil provide, helps to develop new filmmakers, funds new british films and brings a wider choice of films to the british audience. The lottery money that they distribute, plays a key role in keeping the british film creativity running well. The film council has a board of 15 directors, it has been established as a private company limited by guarantee.

New cinema fund
The new cinema fund, part of the the uk film council, was set up in order to encourage unquie and innovative ideas, they aim to produce films with passion that connects to the audience. The objectives of the new cinema fund are; support creative excellence, discover and develop new film talent, attract established film talent working outside mainstream industury, encourage use of technology, develop infrastructure in the regions and nations of the uk, ensure there is equality of oppurtunity, promote social inclusion and cultural differences within britain, challenge auidiences, widen the range of films that are on offer for the uk audience.

Warp X
Warp X, is based in sheffield and london, it specialises in cutting egde digital technology and producing low budget films, that reach audiences around the world. Warp X, was given a government grant of £150,000 that helped them to start their production company. They were backed by film 4, the uk film council and the new cinema fund, which all specialise in low budget and short films.