CCP Post-Production and Distribution Strategy Flashcards
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What does 'chain of title' mean in production and distribution?
Answer: The documented legal history of ownership rights to a creative work
Chain of title is the unbroken sequence of legal documents demonstrating how rights to a property have transferred from original creator to current producer.
In post-production scheduling, what is the 'online edit' phase?
Answer: Conforming the offline edit to full-resolution media for final output
The online edit conforms the approved offline edit back to the original high-resolution camera files to create the final master for distribution.
A producer receives a 'net profits' statement from a distributor. What is the common industry concern with this type of deal?
Answer: Distributors may apply accounting practices that prevent net profits from ever being positive
Net profit deals are notorious for 'Hollywood accounting,' where studio deductions can prevent films from showing a profit even after significant revenue.
When preparing international distribution deliverables, why is a 'textless background' version of the film required?
Answer: To allow foreign distributors to add localized titles and text over clean backgrounds
A textless background version provides clean footage behind title cards and graphics so foreign distributors can insert translated text without visual artifacts.
What is the role of a 'delivery schedule' in a distribution agreement?
Answer: It specifies exactly which deliverables are due to the distributor and by what deadlines
A delivery schedule is a contractual document that lists all required deliverables with specific due dates, enabling the distributor to plan release and marketing activities.
Which distribution metric measures the percentage of the target audience that has seen or been exposed to content at least once?
Answer: Reach
Reach measures the total number of unique individuals within the target audience who are exposed to the content at least once during a campaign period.