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 Production companies are very important in film. Production companies can help with budgeting, scheduling, scripting, and more. Some famous companies can be Warner Bros, Sony pictures, and Columbia pictures. But which film company specializes in films similar to mine? Some but not all may be Paramount pictures, Netflix, and Warner bros. All of these films companies have made terrific films that are recognized across the world, But i feel like Netflix and Warner bros would be the best choices. Netflix has made many hit shows and movies in my genre and so have the Warner bros. These Production companies can provide the best actors needed, the best directors, props and etc. Since they have much experience with my genre ( drama/ comedy teen movies) this should not be a problem at all. You may be wanting to ask, Do I want a independent company or a large company like the ones I have stated. I feel as if you should support independent company, Larger companies have more experience and everything would be better. Independent companies are not as expensive as large companies, which is a pro to the situation. But everything is better in larger companies. Also with  a larger company doing my film, it can go across to more people and be promoted heavily. Say if I pick Netflix, I can assure that they will promote this film with everything they have. And since they have such a large following behind them, this would not be a problem. With certain choices of my production film, it can definitely have a impact on who is watching it and how many people watch this. When teen see a new  movie on Netflix, they usually want to watch it to see how good it is. If that movie is well, then they spread the information out to other teens. After that it is just a repetitive cycle 

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