psychological horror films are often distributed by big companies. previously they where distributed by quite small companies as they were not as popular, but now they are distributed by bigger companies due to the rise in popularity from movie goers. we chose rogue pictures who are a big distribution company. rogue pictures are also seen to distribute horror films and also british films such as "shaun of the dead" and "creep". this is why we used them as they correspond well with our type of film. we also chose working titles as they have a long history of making british films such as "hot fuzz" and "johnny english". they have also worked with rogue pictures on "shaun of the dead" and "hot fuzz".
the feedback we received from helped our film become more clear. the feedback made us make additions and removals to make the film more clear to the audience. we also had to re shoot some parts of our film as a result of the feedback. we felt that the song added a more menacing touch to the film and it was well received not only because it was conventional but also because it is a modern song. although our target audience did not know what our genre was the way in which the character was worried about the phone call emphasised how menacing the film was to the audience. the breaks in the scene created tension in the scene and narration made it more clear as the feedback showed. some of the people failed to realise that the film was a psychological horror. we anticipated this as many psychological horrors are hard to identify at the beginning.