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This document discusses the age certificate for the horror film REDRUM MURDER. It recommends a 15 age certificate as the minimum for the target audience but notes that the violent and bloody nature of the film prevents a lower rating. A 12 rating is not possible according to the BBFC due to excessive bloody violence. While there is horror and violence, an 18 rating is not suitable as the film does not include excessive bad language or sexual activity.
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Our target audience is teenage boys age 15 and up who enjoy action and comedy. They would appreciate the high speed chases and special effects in our R-rated movie but also understand the banter-style comedy. The ideal viewer likes films with violence and swearing but is also open to comedy. They may be interested in hobbies like parkour or Grand Theft Auto-style video games that relate to the themes in the movie.
Question 4
Our target audience is teenage boys age 15 and up who enjoy action and comedy. They would appreciate the high speed chases and special effects in our R-rated movie but also understand the banter-style comedy. The ideal viewer likes films with violence and swearing but is also open to comedy. Those interested in hobbies like parkour or Grand Theft Auto video games would likely relate best to the characters.
Question 4
Our media project targets teenage boys age 15 and up, as the film has a 15 BBFC rating. It is an action comedy film that would appeal to older teenage males through its banter and focus on high speed chases, special effects, mild swearing, and blood. The ideal viewer would enjoy those elements along with understanding the comedy, and would have hobbies like parkour or Grand Theft Auto that allow them to relate to the characters.
Audience for our opening scene
The document discusses targeting the audience for the film "Dealer's Atonement". It suggests that the main audience would be male as the main characters are male. It rates the opening sequence as a 15 rating due to the depiction of a psychopath killing an innocent cashier, but suggests it would receive an 18 rating if the full film was shown due to increased violence, language, and drug content. It also notes that choosing a 15 rating opens it up to a wider teenage audience who may see it in groups for social reasons. Finally, it proposes that Miramax Films would be a good distribution partner as they have experience with similar crime thriller films that this film's audience would enjoy for their suspenseful escapism.
Regulation
The document discusses the BBFC age rating system for films in the UK. It focuses on the 15 and 18 ratings which are most associated with thriller genre films. The 15 rating allows for strong language, violence, and depictions of sexual activity as long as they are not gratuitous or encouraged. An 18 rating contains very strong language, violence, sexual content and may portray such things in a positive light. The author explains how understanding these ratings can help identify an appropriate target audience for a film teaser trailer they are creating about a protagonist cursed by the devil. While age ratings provide guidance, they acknowledge they do not fully prevent people from watching inappropriate content online.
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Our production team carefully considered the BBFC content guidelines to ensure the film would receive a 12 rating, allowing it to reach the largest possible audience. Moderate violence and brief strong language were acceptable at this rating. Drugs and sex were avoided altogether as they were unnecessary for the storyline. With a 12 rating, the film could contain fight scenes and occasional strong language while keeping the overall content appropriate for age 12 and up.
Questionnaire results!
The questionnaire results showed that most participants were between ages 17-18, with more male respondents than female. Comedy and action were the most popular film genres chosen. Although crime films were not a favorite genre, nearly two-thirds of respondents said they did like crime films. Rap music was overwhelmingly associated with the crime genre by respondents.
Audience for our opening scene
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Our target audience is teenage boys age 15 and up who enjoy action and comedy. They would appreciate the high speed chases and special effects in our R-rated movie but also understand the banter-style comedy. The ideal viewer likes films with violence and swearing but is also open to comedy. They may be interested in hobbies like parkour or Grand Theft Auto-style video games that relate to the themes in the movie.
Question 4
Our target audience is teenage boys age 15 and up who enjoy action and comedy. They would appreciate the high speed chases and special effects in our R-rated movie but also understand the banter-style comedy. The ideal viewer likes films with violence and swearing but is also open to comedy. Those interested in hobbies like parkour or Grand Theft Auto video games would likely relate best to the characters.
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Our media project targets teenage boys age 15 and up, as the film has a 15 BBFC rating. It is an action comedy film that would appeal to older teenage males through its banter and focus on high speed chases, special effects, mild swearing, and blood. The ideal viewer would enjoy those elements along with understanding the comedy, and would have hobbies like parkour or Grand Theft Auto that allow them to relate to the characters.
Audience for our opening scene
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The document discusses the BBFC age rating system for films in the UK. It focuses on the 15 and 18 ratings which are most associated with thriller genre films. The 15 rating allows for strong language, violence, and depictions of sexual activity as long as they are not gratuitous or encouraged. An 18 rating contains very strong language, violence, sexual content and may portray such things in a positive light. The author explains how understanding these ratings can help identify an appropriate target audience for a film teaser trailer they are creating about a protagonist cursed by the devil. While age ratings provide guidance, they acknowledge they do not fully prevent people from watching inappropriate content online.
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Our production team carefully considered the BBFC content guidelines to ensure the film would receive a 12 rating, allowing it to reach the largest possible audience. Moderate violence and brief strong language were acceptable at this rating. Drugs and sex were avoided altogether as they were unnecessary for the storyline. With a 12 rating, the film could contain fight scenes and occasional strong language while keeping the overall content appropriate for age 12 and up.
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The questionnaire results showed that most participants were between ages 17-18, with more male respondents than female. Comedy and action were the most popular film genres chosen. Although crime films were not a favorite genre, nearly two-thirds of respondents said they did like crime films. Rap music was overwhelmingly associated with the crime genre by respondents.
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Evaluation question four
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Audience profile
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Evaluation question 4
The document discusses targeting a film towards an audience aged 15-24. It aims primarily at males, but also wants to appeal to females. It focuses on this age range because the film has been certified as a 15 due to drugs, violence, and strong language. People aged 16-24 are also more likely to watch films than other age groups. The crime thriller genre with action is likely to attract especially males in this age group. The film aims to relate to both genders by showing different perspectives of crime and how it affects lives.
Evaluation question 4
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The document discusses potential film ratings for a thriller movie project. It explores the guidelines of the British Board of Film Classification ratings system. Based on the research, the author predicts the movie will likely receive a 12A or 15 rating. A 12A would allow a wider target audience but provide less creative freedom, while a 15 rating would give more freedom but target a narrower audience. After debate, the author decides a 15 rating is best for the thriller project, as it allows more interesting and explicit content like violence, improving realism. The implications of a 15 rating are discussed as both benefits like increased freedom, and drawbacks like a smaller target audience.
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British board of classification
The BBFC was established in January 1913 by the film industry to self-regulate film content and assign ratings instead of government censorship. It is funded by the film industry and responsible for age ratings to help audiences determine if films are appropriate for children or adults. A 15 rating was chosen for the proposed film to attract a wider audience while still including some adult themes and violence. The official rating would be determined after filming based on the full content.
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Evaluation question four
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Evaluation Qu. 4
This document discusses establishing a target audience for a horror film media product. It considers age ratings from the BBFC and determines a 15 rating is most suitable as the film contains threat and horror but no sustained focus on sadistic or sexualized threat. A 12A rating was deemed too limiting. Research showed the target audience is ages 15-25, with both male and female viewers interested in psychological horror, the intended genre of the film.
Evaluation question 4
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Question4
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The music video for "Party Hard" by Andrew W.K. follows rock music video conventions. It shows the band performing on stage to no audience. Their clothing, long hair, and beards fit stereotypes for modern rock bands. The video uses quick cuts between shots and lighting effects to keep the viewer engaged and convey the lively, energetic feel of the genre. Close-up shots highlight the singers' angry facial expressions, matching the shouting vocals and aggressive nature often portrayed in rock.
Vampie weekend
The poster depicts a foggy cityscape in black and white, representing the mysterious and scary themes of the album title "Modern Vampires of the City." The black and white imagery suggests shadows and mystery, where vampires would typically hide. However, the use of light in the photo goes against the traditional fear of vampires toward light, representing their modern portrayal in the album as integrated within city populations and undistinguishable from others.
Steve aoki album cover
The poster uses bright colors and explosive imagery to attract attention and represent the electronic music genre. The text stands out clearly against the background and has an animated, 3D style that gives it a fun, unrealistic look, matching the album title "Wonderland." While the outline of a head lacks distinctive features, the psychedelic colors, trippy connotation of explosions, and image of a hippie imply the music will take the listener on a psychedelic journey.
John bon jovi lost highway album cover analysis
The album cover for John Bon Jovi's "Lost Highway" album depicts a car driving down a deserted highway at night, representing the feeling of being lost and not knowing one's destination. Though the image seems peaceful, the empty road ahead and inability to see what's to come conveys a sense of mystery and uncertainty about the future. The use of "lost" in the title is paradoxical, as highways are normally well-traveled routes, further adding to the surreal quality of not knowing where the road may lead.
Vampire weekend lemon sounds analysis
The document analyzes the album cover of Vampire Weekend's album "Lemon Sounds". It notes that the cover features lemons in the woman's dress and wallpaper, explaining the album's title. It also describes the cover as minimalist, letting the music speak for itself. The use of lemons and its status as a music album effectively convey the meaning behind the title by combining the "lemon" visual with "sounds" of the music.
Olympic ayres magic lyrics breakdown
The song lyrics describe the end of summer and the onset of darker weather. Several lines reference something mysterious in the water or creeping around corners, suggesting the coming of autumn and winter. The singer wonders if exploring these thoughts could turn dreams of summer into reality, bringing back the magic and fun of the warmer season even when it has seemingly passed.
Major vs independent
Universal Music Group is a major global music company that focuses on recorded music, music publishing, and merchandising. It discovers and develops artists, markets their music across various platforms, owns copyrights to musical compositions, and sells artist merchandise. In contrast, Mute is an independent record label founded in 1978 that has signed influential electronic artists like Depeche Mode and Nick Cave. As an independent label, Mute focuses on a specific genre and targets its marketing compared to a major label which has greater financial resources for widespread advertising and distribution.
Questionnaire
This questionnaire asks respondents for their gender and age, whether they liked a music video, what aspects they liked most, if the music fit the narrative, if the digi-pak relates to the video, and if they would associate the digi-pak with the video. It also asks how respondents would improve the video.
In what ways does your media product use
This media product challenges conventions in three key ways: 1) The protagonist is chased and becomes a villain rather than stopping the antagonist as usual. 2) The antagonist wins rather than being defeated by the protagonist. 3) The protagonist is a man who shows fear rather than strength, challenging stereotypes of masculine heroes protecting others from bad guys. It keeps some conventions like varied shots and an enigma code around the antagonist.
Location shots for media production
Location shots are an important part of many media productions. Scouting and securing appropriate filming locations requires time and coordination between the production team and location owners or managers. Permits and insurance are typically required to shoot at a location to protect all parties involved in the production.
Questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about music videos. It finds that:
- 75% of respondents were male, showing a bias toward male audiences.
- 95% of respondents were between ages 12-17, indicating the target audience is also in this age range.
- Narrative music videos were the most popular type at 45%, while performance videos were the least liked at 15%.
- 50% of respondents like a mixture of performance, narrative, and concept elements in a music video.
The analysis provides guidance on the genre, location, and format for the creator's own music video based on these findings.
Schedule
The document outlines a 9-week production schedule including tasks such as developing a logo, shooting at locations, designing costumes and props, filming all scenes, editing, and completing pick-up shots to finish the final cut. Key dates include developing the treatment and logo in week 1, location shots and scripting in week 2, securing locations and designing costumes/props in week 3, and completing all filming by week 5 before editing and finishing the final cut by week 9.
Camera angle
This document describes various camera shots and their purposes, including extreme close-ups, close-ups, medium shots, long shots, and extra long shots. It also defines different camera movements like pans, tilts, trucks, dollies, zooms, tracking, letting subjects in and out of frames, and shifting attention between subjects. The shots and movements allow filmmakers to introduce and develop characters, set atmospheres, reveal settings and relationships, and direct viewer attention.
Script final
This screenplay summary contains 3 sentences:
Malcolm, a burly aggressive man, staggers down a corridor with an axe and mumbles "Walking on Sunshine" as he prepares to attack his son Jake in the kitchen with the axe. Some friends drive to an empty house to spend the night but Gus is uneasy about the abandoned feeling place. While searching upstairs, Gus sees a masked figure behind him in a flash of lightning and rushes back downstairs worriedly.
Costume design
The document describes the costume designs for 6 characters in a film. Sven will wear smart polo shirt, jumper, and jeans as he is a dominant, well-educated character. Tommie will wear a waistcoat, checkered shirt, and smart jeans/trousers as he is smartly dressed but shy. Richie will wear a smart jacket, casual shirt, and jeans as he is more of an observer. Malcolm, the villain, will wear a mask, torn jacket, and dark trousers/boots to appear scary. Gus will wear a t-shirt, jeans, and optionally a football jersey as he is hardworking and enthusiastic. Jake will wear a t-shirt, leather jacket,
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