Luca Chiarin

Anchor Bay Entertainment started off as two separate home video distributors, Video Treasures, formed in 1985, and Starmaker Entertainment, in 1988.

Both companies sold budget films , reissues of previously released home videos at discount prices.

The companies were against each other for years, until they were sold to the Handleman Company.

They have also bought out other home video and music distributors like MNTEX Entertainment, Teal Entertainment, Burbank Video, Drive Entertainment, and GTS Records.

Anchor Bay Entertainment releases many independent films.

Our film is independent, which means it would fit together with the other films they have released and carry on their reputation for that.

They specialise in independent films and they produce one similar to ours called 13.

Anchor Bay also has a film studio known as Anchor Bay Films which mainly distributes direct-to-video or independent films.

Anchor Bay Entertainment wants to help by marketing and distributing films and television on DVD and Blu-ray disc.

The company has a library of some 3,500 owned or licensed titles, including Mister Rogers Neighborhood, Three's Company, Xena, and 21 Jump Street.

They release a lot of their films in Blu-ray format.

They are discs which displays a higher definition.

This would be useful for our thriller as I feel it would work very well in a high definition and it would look better.

Although this does limit our market, I feel it would be a good thing for the film.