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The image illustrates a table detailing independent films by genre released in the UK and Republic of Ireland in 2012, listing: Comedy with 26 releases constituting 17.6% of total releases and generating 45.4% of income from ticket sales; Horror with 14 releases at 9.5% accounting for 20.2% of income; Biopic with 1 release at 0.7%, contributing 9.1% to income; Drama with 35 releases at 23.6%, contributing 8.3% to income; Crime with 7 releases at 4.7%, bringing in 4.7% of income; Action with 4 releases at 2.7%, constituting 4.1% of income; Documentary with 35 releases at 23.6%, contributing 2.9% to income; Thriller with 13 releases at 8.8%, contributing 1.3% to income; Romance with 5 releases at 3.4%, bringing 0.8% to income; Other genres with 8 releases at 5.4%, contributing 3.2% to the income, totaling 148 releases representing 100% of releases and income.
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The graph informs about indie films released in the United Kingdon and Ireland in 2012 by categories. In a nutshell, most released movies were dramas and documentaries, but biopic was unpopular from independent movies that had released in 2012. Obviously, creators of comedies and horrors has earned more than romances and thrillers authors.
Besides dramas and documentaries, that each of them had 23.6% of all premieres, in demand was comedies that had 17.6% and 9.5% of all releases had horrors. Not trendy indie moves were biopics, actions and romances that each had lees than 3.5% of all releases..
Despite the number of releases, documentaries and dramas authors have not had much income, it were only 2.9% and 8.3% of incomings from ticket sales. But, tickets sales leaders were comedies with almost half of all income, horrors with fifth of all earning and biopics with almost one in ten from all tickets selling.
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