I think our film could be released on the internet or on the television as an interval between shows. Showing our film on television would raise awareness for the struggle young people may go through and turning to drugs is sometimes the only option in their eyes. It may be an opportunity for people to understand young people more, as well as our film being a simple form of entertainment.

In the UK, there are not many short film buyers for traditional TV outlets. Channels rarely acquire and schedule non-commissioned short films. Channel 4 and Film Four will occasionally acquire short films as pre-feature programming, or as part of a film season, where the selected shorts will fit their thematic focus. The BBC at present, only regularly exhibits short films online via the BBC Film Network.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/filmnetwork/films/

Film Network screens short films, promotes the UK movie industry and provides a social network of filmmaking.

In conclusion, the visual dynamics of our film display ideas and themes such as drugs abuse and dealing drugs. With these themes in mind I think our film would be best suited to be viewed online, on a website like the bbc film network, because of the age restriction, or late at night after the watershed as a short interval.