2. In what ways does your production use, develop or challenge
forms and conventions of real fiction films (in your chosen
genre)?
.The conventions of my film is that the dog is let off the
lead and finds a dead body and comes back the girl and
barks at her to get her attention and then leads her to
the dead body. My film challenges forms because the
dog is the hero in the film because he acknowledges the
girl about the dead body he has just came across. Also
this is a unique film because there has not been a film
created where the dog is the hero and where the dog
finds a dead body.

3. How does your film represent
particular social groups?
. My social groups are dog enthusiasts. Also anybody who is
interested in animals. My film represents dog enthusiasts and
animal lovers because in the film it shows that dogs can be
intelligent and also goes back to the girl because he knows
something is not normal about what he had just found.

4. What kind of media institution might
distribute your film and why?
Walt Disney are perhaps the most famous distributors of
“animal films” – both animation and live action.

5. Who would be the audience for your film?
• people who show or have an
interest in animals
• People who like the thrillers or
horror films.

6. How did you attract/address your audience?
.I attracted my audience by using
slow, intense music and a
big, bold title to instantly grab the
audiences attention.

7. What have you learnt about
technologies in the process of
constructing this film?
.I have learnt how to edit films, and put in new sounds and
music soundtracks. I have also learnt how to make a film and
the conventions for my film and have also learnt how to use
new software that I have never used before, but now I can use
it for the future.