1. 2) How does your media product
represent particular social groups?

2. Our main character’s costume is ordinary,
everyday clothing to fit in with her role of an
undercover spy. This is so that she can blend
in with everyone else.
Extras
As you can see, the extras
wear similar costumes to
the main characters –
hoodies and jeans. This
Main character helps to show the main
character blending in.

3. Spies in films
Mission Impossible The Tourist
• The suit that the character • Despite wearing expensive
is wearing has the looking, elegant clothes she
connotations of a spy – this still manages to blend in
is very different to the with her surroundings as
costume we chose for our she stands in front of what
character, because although seems to be a hotel
the Mission Impossible entrance.
character is a spy, our • This is what we
character is a mostly aimed to do
ordinary person who has to with our
blend in. character:
blend in.

4. If we put more thought into the
costume, it would still have created a
very inconspicuous looking character.
However…
We could have used props to a
greater effect to give our character a
more mysterious air. It could be an
envelope to an unusual address or a
longer coat so she can hide away or
look as if she has something to hide.

5. Social Groups
• We chose to have two main characters - male and
female – to try and appeal to more people
outside of our target audience
• All the characters in the film opening were in
their late teens, so our film would probably
appeal to teenagers and young adults as they
may be able to relate to it more. It also doesn’t
represent the social stereotype that teenagers
engage in anti-social behaviour