The media product represents teenagers and young adults as the target audience. It portrays the sole female protagonist as vulnerable and independent since she must fend for herself against males seeking to capture and test on her as she is the last fertile female. The male character is a stereotypical news presenter and males are depicted as wanting to terrorize the female. Ethnic diversity was limited by the availability of actors in the producer's local white British area.

1. “HOW DOES YOUR MEDIA
PRODUCT REPRESENT
PARTICULAR SOCIAL
GROUPS?”
Question 2

2. AGE
The ages used in my film are teenagers/young adults. We have dones
this because the younger people can connect to the characters more
as they could put themselves in the characters eyes compared to their
own.

3. MALES
The male character in my short film is the news presenter. He is given
a stereotypical male job because its an important job that males need
to do. Throughout the film there is reference about males though the
voice over. Things such as males trying to capture her and the world
going into chaos. The males trying to capture her shows they are
wanting to terrorise her to test on her.

4. FEMALES
The female protagonist in my film is portrayed as venerable and weak.
This is because she is on her own and has to fend for herself with no
male to help her. Because of this she has to become independent as
males are out to get her to test as she's the only fertile female left. The
female character doesn’t have the ‘male gaze’ although I would liked
to have added that as it would be more effective because she’s the
only female left.

5. ETHNICITY
Due to the area I live in I was limited in the actors and actresses I
could use as most of people in this area are white British. However if
we were a large company we would have lot more choice as you could
pick and choose who you want to star in your films.