mainstream film question:

mainstream films have a higher chance of making a higher income this is because they can make more advertising and afford a better cast. with more advert there is a higher chance that someone will watch a film as they have seen the advert over and over and are constantly reminded that they should watch the film. them also having more money allows they to have celebrity endorsement in their adverts. having more money means that they can afford a better cast meaning that they will get more viewers as people will watch films based on who is staring in the film and the actors have a better chance of getting on tv shows and having interviews about the film. having more studios working on the film means that the films quality and props will be higher as they can afford it more. this is shown with straight out of compton as they has large advertising from beats and had a lot of celebrity endorsement thought out trailer having rights over catch music that a lot of people know to helps as it  helps people recognise who is in the film.

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