Casestudy: Warp Films; '71
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WARP FILMSAlivia Osborn
12RA
Warp Films
■ Independent film and television production company ■ Based in Sheffield, United Kingdom■ Established by Rob Mitchell and Steve Becket in 2001
The Films
■ Debuted feature: “Dead Man’s Shoes” (directed by Shane Meadows) ■ It was shot in 22 days and had a very tight budget (£695,393)
■ Breakout success with Shane Meadows’ This Is England■ Best film at British Independent Film Awards ■ Special Jury Prize at the Rome Film Festival■ Best British Film at the BAFTAS
’71 ■ $8.1 million Budget ■ Funded by y Screen Yorkshire through their
Yorkshire Content Fund. ■ Creative England’s Film Friendly Partnership
members Sheffield City Council and Leeds City Council also supported the production during filming in Yorkshire.
■ Starring: Jack O’Connell (Skins), Killian Scott (Good Vibrations), Sean Harris (Prometheus) Martin McCann (Clash of the Titans) and Charlie Murphy (Misfits)
Production: ‘71
■ Directed by: Yann Demange■ Produced by: Angus Lamont and
Robin Gutch■ Written by: Gregory Burke ■ Cinematography: Tat Radcliffe ■ Editing: Chris Wyatt
■ Production companies:Crab Apple FilmsWarp FilmsFilm4BFI Film FundScreen YorkshireCreative Scotland
Production: Technical Side
■ The cameras used to shoot ‘71 included was a Arri Alexa and Arriflex 416 , with the lenses, Hawk V-Lite Vintage '74 Lenses and, Hawk V-Lite 16 1.3x Lenses
■ The film was shot in Colour■ Aspect Ratio (Aspect ratio describes the width and height of
a cinema or television screen, or the size in which a film has been shot and should be projected) 2.35:1
■ Printed Film Format was 33mm D Cinema■ Shooting began: 15th April 2013
Distribution of ‘71
■ Distribution of ’71 was done by the company Studio Canal.
Distribution took place in the form of ■ Studio Canal ■ Creative England’s Film Friendly Partnership members
Sheffield City Council and Leeds City Council also supported the production during filming in Yorkshire.
Post ProductionBritish Independent Film Awards (7th December 2014)
Award
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Category Recipients and nominees Result
British Independent Film Awards[14]
7 December 2014
Best Achivement in Production '71 Nominated
British Independent Film Awards[14]
7 December 2014
Best Actor Jack O'Connell Nominated
British Independent Film Awards[14]
7 December 2014
Best British Independent Film '71 Nominated
British Independent Film Awards[14]
7 December 2014
Best Director Yann Demange Won
British Independent Film Awards[14]
7 December 2014
Best Screenplay Gregory Burke Nominated
British Independent Film Awards[14]
7 December 2014
Best Supporting Actor Sean Harris Nominated
British Independent Film Awards[14]
7 December 2014
Best Technical Achivement Chris Wyatt (Editing) Nominated
British Independent Film Awards[14]
7 December 2014
Best Technical Achivement Tat Radcliffe (Cinematography) Nominated
British Independent Film Awards[14]
7 December 2014
The Douglas Hickox Award for Debut Director Yann Demange Nominated
Post Production■ Box office: $1,268,760 (USA) (3rd May 2015)
Box Office: £2.9million (UK)■ Certification: 15
Social Media
■ Tumblr: I did a search on the social media site of the tag “’71 film”. The search result came up with a variety of photos, clips, quotes, gifs and other various things to do with the film. Under this tag there are quite a few posts, a lot of them do relate to the film (with two or three anomalies).
