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The primary target audience for a horror movie with an all-female cast is males, as males are generally attracted to the opposite sex and horror fans tend to be predominantly male. The music in the movie adds tension, especially during jump scares. The secondary target audience is females interested in drama and relationships, as females often enjoy shows focused on drama. The additional target audience includes those interested in extreme sports, as the film features activities like white water rafting and caving, and they will enjoy the adrenaline rush from the jump scares.
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The document analyzes how different themes and elements in a horror movie would appeal to different target audiences. It divides the audiences into primary, secondary, and additional. It states that elements like gore/blood, music, monsters, and narrative would mostly appeal to the secondary audience of male horror movie enthusiasts. Elements like the female stars and drama would mostly appeal to the primary audience of empowered women. Elements like adventure, caving, extreme sports, and the director Neil Marshall would mostly appeal to the additional audience of extreme sports enthusiasts.
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The document discusses how the filmmakers aimed to attract their target male audience. They used graphic violence, including scenes of a man violently attacking a woman, to appeal to taboo interests. They also included an attractive blonde woman being tortured to appeal to voyeuristic interests and the "sick pleasure" some men feel from watching innocence being destroyed. The filmmakers concluded that the graphic violence and exploitation of women were key factors in attracting their audience.
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The document discusses how violence and sex appeal were used to attract an audience for a thriller film. It notes that violence appeals more to men and uses graphic examples of violent scenes from the film. It also describes including an attractive blonde woman being tortured to appeal to "sick pleasures" of the male audience. The document concludes that the filmmakers got this audience by including these violent and sexually appealing factors in the film.
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The document analyzes the target audiences for a film and their justifications. It identifies the primary audience as women due to the inspirational independent female roles. The secondary audiences include those interested in gore, adventure, horror music, monsters, and the film director. Additional target audiences are those interested in sports, caving, and extreme sports who would find the outdoor activities motivating.
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The document discusses the use of forms and conventions in the media product's narrative, sound, continuity and editing. Music is used to set the tone and pace of the thriller genre. The opening music signifies a fast-paced thriller with hospital sounds and a female voice to appeal to female audiences. Sound mixing and both diegetic and non-diegetic music are used to manipulate time and create tension. The narrative subverts expectations through nonlinear editing and a protagonist with dissociative identity disorder. Techniques like foreshadowing, red herrings and arbitrary signs are employed to establish mystery and intrigue.
How did you attract/address your audience?
Through creating a Twitter account and posting regular updates, Dark Horse Productions was able to effectively promote its new film. This included uploading a trailer and the first two minutes of footage. Using social media allowed the company to reach a larger, global audience. The teaser trailer for the film was only 21 seconds long but conveyed the dark atmosphere through brief clips and left audiences wanting more information. This increased anticipation and views for the film online. The film's unique selling point is its focus on the psychological characterization of the troubled characters, including a religious subplot, rather than solely focusing on crime elements like many similar thrillers.
Analysis of Film Trailers by Conventions and Genre
The trailer follows conventions of the horror genre through its characters, setting, music, and editing. It introduces a typical victim character and an antagonist who causes horror. The setting is dark with flashes of light to create suspense. Tense music plays throughout to set the mood, increasing in intensity during scary scenes. The editing is fast-paced to add tension, using various shot types like close-ups that are common in horror trailers.
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Sound is the most important aspect of horror trailers according to the document. Short snappy notes like a "dinging" sound in The Woman In Black trailer help build suspense by reminding the audience of a jack-in-the-box waiting to pop out. Silence is also commonly used in horror trailers right before a climax or jump scare. Contrasting happy music that then changes can catch the audience off guard to establish twists. The document concludes the author will use contrapuntal sounds and silence in their own trailer because research showed these were most effective at creating suspense.
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The document discusses how violence and sex appeal were used to attract an audience for a thriller film. It notes that violence appeals more to men and uses graphic examples of violent scenes from the film. It also describes including an attractive blonde woman being tortured to appeal to "sick pleasures" of the male audience. The document concludes that the filmmakers got this audience by including these violent and sexually appealing factors in the film.
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The document discusses the use of forms and conventions in the media product's narrative, sound, continuity and editing. Music is used to set the tone and pace of the thriller genre. The opening music signifies a fast-paced thriller with hospital sounds and a female voice to appeal to female audiences. Sound mixing and both diegetic and non-diegetic music are used to manipulate time and create tension. The narrative subverts expectations through nonlinear editing and a protagonist with dissociative identity disorder. Techniques like foreshadowing, red herrings and arbitrary signs are employed to establish mystery and intrigue.
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Through creating a Twitter account and posting regular updates, Dark Horse Productions was able to effectively promote its new film. This included uploading a trailer and the first two minutes of footage. Using social media allowed the company to reach a larger, global audience. The teaser trailer for the film was only 21 seconds long but conveyed the dark atmosphere through brief clips and left audiences wanting more information. This increased anticipation and views for the film online. The film's unique selling point is its focus on the psychological characterization of the troubled characters, including a religious subplot, rather than solely focusing on crime elements like many similar thrillers.
Analysis of Film Trailers by Conventions and Genre
The trailer follows conventions of the horror genre through its characters, setting, music, and editing. It introduces a typical victim character and an antagonist who causes horror. The setting is dark with flashes of light to create suspense. Tense music plays throughout to set the mood, increasing in intensity during scary scenes. The editing is fast-paced to add tension, using various shot types like close-ups that are common in horror trailers.
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Sound is the most important aspect of horror trailers according to the document. Short snappy notes like a "dinging" sound in The Woman In Black trailer help build suspense by reminding the audience of a jack-in-the-box waiting to pop out. Silence is also commonly used in horror trailers right before a climax or jump scare. Contrasting happy music that then changes can catch the audience off guard to establish twists. The document concludes the author will use contrapuntal sounds and silence in their own trailer because research showed these were most effective at creating suspense.
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Media questionnaire
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Justification
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Audience Analysis
This document contains a series of questions about horror film preferences, including questions about horror movie genres, settings, the role of music and ratings, and effective elements of horror movie trailers such as inclusion of dialogue, key moments, and pace. Respondents are asked to provide yes or no answers to questions about whether trailers should include certain elements or not.
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The color scheme and music in Kill Bill help set the tone and engage the audience. The film begins in black and white to suggest it is a classic film, but changes color throughout. The fast-paced, modern music builds tension for the action scenes. Featuring a female lead also implies that women can be aggressive fighters. Heavy breathing, footsteps, and changing music keep viewers constantly wondering what will happen next.
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The document discusses various stock elements that are commonly found in the horror genre. It identifies stock characters like "The Jock" and "The Good Girl" that often appear. It also outlines stock plots, themes, issues, locations, props and signifiers. For example, stock plots include someone seeing things others cannot and warnings being ignored. Abandoned houses and woods are common stock locations. Props that signify death or tension, like masks or knives, also frequently appear. The document concludes that music and sounds, such as distorted notes and silence followed by loud noises, are used in horror to create fear and tension in viewers.
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Trailer Analysis.
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Media questionnaire
This document contains a 10 question media questionnaire about film preferences. It asks the respondent about their age, gender, postcode, favorite film genres ranked from 1 to 10, their last film seen at the cinema and how they would rate it out of 10, their favorite film, favorite actor/actress, how many of several romance films they have seen, whether they prefer fast or slow paced films, films with happy or sad endings, instruments they would like to hear in films ranked from 1 to 5, and how likely from 1 to 10 they would be to see a film described as "A love story that ended too soon."
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This document describes two characters - a victim and a stalker - and the actors who would portray them in an opening sequence. The victim, played by Titan Saoirse Villazon, is represented as scared and alone, wearing black jeans and a white coat. The stalker's role and actor, kloee, are more mysterious, with few details revealed. Information is also provided about the real names, ages, reasons for taking the roles, costume and prop needs, and availability of the two actors.
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The document discusses the intended audience for a media product described as a thriller film called "PREY". It states that the audience would be around 50% men and 50% women due to elements like a female lead, action scenes, and a tense ending. It would likely attract teenagers and adults rather than children due to violent content suggested by the title and clues in the opening. The film aims to include people of all races and social classes by featuring actors of different races and portraying characters from both upper and lower classes.
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The group decided to attract their audience through social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram. They gained many followers on Twitter who engaged with posts about the thriller and its filming progress. They also drove people to the thriller's Instagram page where behind-the-scenes photos generated interest.
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