Introduction to North London Film

 06/09/24

Introduction to North London Film




  • Everyman - barnet, vue- Finchley, odeon- enfield, cinieworld- enfield 
  • sky studios, Elstree studios, meridian water
  • yes if the film maker convinces the distributer their film is worth promoting such as creative London, the rio   
  • Art house - crouch end Phoenix - north Finchley Lexi theatre - Harlesden 
  • everyman, cinieworld, vue, odeon
  •  Adventure, comedy and action








Total Film

  • British films only mainstream
  • info on film reviews, news , interviews with celebrities and directors
  • latest up coming film promotion for a ranger of genres to have a large audience 
  • the cost for the magazine ranges about £5
  • the location of the magazine is in London baker street
  • The frequency is every 4 weeks thirteen times a year





Exposure Magazine

  • teen magazine  aged 13-18 all races and religions as it includes black and white men and women - gender inclusive
  • £3
  • muswell hill
  • focused on teenagers style 
  • they use a mix of a wide range of colours and genres to entice a wider audience 































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