- Warpfilms is based in Sheffield and London
- Independent film company
- Office In Melbourne, Australia
- Established by Warp Records founding partners Rob Mitchell and Steve Beckett
- Initially created with financial support from NESTA (national endowment for science, technology and arts)
- First film- Chris Norris-My Wrongs shot in 2002 won the award for best short film at the 2003 BAFTA awards, it also won the southbank award for best film.
- Nominated for 8 British Independent film awards
- Four Lions was a critical and box office success achieving impressive numbers on its first opening weekend.
- Four Lions generated the highest site average of all the new releases.
- Made a total of £609,000
- 8 August 2010 Four Lions grossed £2,932,366.
How the company is structured?
- Warp films is a parent company to Warp X and so Warp X is a subsidiary.
- Warp X films:Tyrannosaur, For those in Peril, She,A Chinese.
- Warp X has budgets between £400,000 and £800,000.
- synergy with warp records
- collaboration with Pathe
What genre of films does it produce? How are these targeting a British audience?
- Genre-comedy, drama
- Warpfilms:Bunny and the Bull, Donkey Punch, This is England 86, Paradise Lost, Hush, Four Lions.
- They target a British audience by using British actors in British settings.
- Warp films targets a range of audiences through its films.
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