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Rebecca added their movie trailer to Facebook and asked people in their target age range audience to comment on the trailer and categorize it as a thriller, fantasy, or romance. She used Facebook to get feedback from their target audience on how to categorize the genre of the trailer. The group is collecting audience feedback on their trailer from their target demographic on Facebook to determine how to genre their movie.
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