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The document discusses how action thriller films from Paramount like Mission: Impossible - Fallout, Terminator: Dark Fate, and Top Gun: Maverick were marketed, focusing on trailers emphasizing stunning action sequences and visuals to appeal to fans and general audiences. It then explains how the filmmaker's project "The Perfect Crime" could be distributed similarly through social media marketing of trailers and posters, as well as premiering the final trailer on YouTube to generate hype. Research was also conducted on marketing the opening sequence through an Instagram page and sharing on WhatsApp to receive feedback.
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The document discusses how action thriller films from Paramount like Mission: Impossible - Fallout, Terminator: Dark Fate, and Top Gun: Maverick were marketed through trailers emphasizing thrilling stunts and intense plots to appeal to broad audiences, and describes how the author's film "The Perfect Crime" could be similarly distributed through social media platforms and trailers promoting its action sequences and visual effects to generate hype and interest. Research on recent Paramount films informed the author's plans to market their film through teaser trailers and posters on YouTube, Instagram, and other social media to build excitement if distributed.
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The target audience for the student's media project is 18-28 year-olds. Through research including questionnaires and focus groups, the student found that this age group is most interested in drama films and representation of adolescents. The combination of the student's teaser trailer, film poster, and magazine cover effectively promoted the film to this target audience by maintaining consistency in message and featuring the main actresses. However, feedback indicated the teaser trailer was longer than typical. For future projects, the student would improve time management and reduce excess footage during filming.
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Summit Entertainment would be an ideal institution to distribute my dystopian film targeted at teenagers. Summit has experience distributing popular films in this genre, such as the Twilight and Divergent franchises, that attracted large audiences. They successfully market and release films using digital technologies to reach wide audiences on multiple platforms. Choosing Summit gives confidence that they can effectively promote my film to the same target demographic and genre fans using their proven strategies.
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The document discusses how media companies identify target audiences for their products. It explains that psychographics study personality, values, attitudes and interests to understand audiences. Demographics provide quantifiable statistics about populations. Companies use demographic profiling and target marketing to specifically direct their marketing efforts. The marketing mix of product, place, promotion and price is crucial for determining a product or brand's strategy. Examples are given of how different TV shows and advertisements target different audiences based on factors like age, gender and interests. The document also discusses Star Trek and how the original series and modern films target both long-time fans and new audiences.
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The document provides details about the marketing campaign for a student film called "The Replacement". It includes information about the target audience, genre, and rating of the film. It then discusses the marketing strategies that will be used including posters, a trailer, and a social media profile on Instagram. Teaser posters are created with special effects in Photoshop and a 2 minute 30 second trailer is edited together from film clips. An Instagram page is set up to promote the film by posting the posters and trailer. The goal of the campaign is to build excitement and an audience for the film leading up to its release.
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The student created a teaser trailer, theatrical poster, and Twitter page to promote their film. They received feedback on these campaign products through an online questionnaire. Feedback indicated the products effectively conveyed genre and narrative details through consistent use of color schemes and fonts. However, responses also suggested the campaign lacked excitement and failed to attract attention, as the student's social media platforms received no engagement. This lack of audience interaction meant the campaign strategies were unsuccessful. Moving forward, the student would provide more diverse social media content across multiple platforms and incorporate viral marketing techniques to add thrill and emotional investment. While the campaign design was capable of information sharing, the feedback helped the student recognize improvements needed to attract and inform their target audience.
Question 3
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Evaluation 3
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1) The document summarizes a media studies evaluation of a horror/mystery film product created by the authors for their class.
2) It discusses how the product used conventions like dark atmosphere, eerie music, and death to resemble real horror films.
3) The intended audience was identified as teenagers aged 15+ based on feedback from classmates and the planned 15/18 age rating.
4) The product was shared on YouTube and social media to attract this target audience and get worldwide feedback on the project.
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The document discusses the filmmakers' media product "Deception" and how it draws from conventions of crime/mystery thrillers like CSI. They used dramatic music and flashbacks to tell the story effectively. The filmmakers aimed their product at fans of the thriller genre, particularly teenagers like themselves. They believe Summit Entertainment would be a good distributor as it has distributed similar films appealing to young adults and teens, capturing the target audience for "Deception" which was inspired by CSI. Through making the product, the filmmakers learned about using technologies like music and editing to craft an engaging thriller.
distribuiFilm distribution research
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2. New Line Cinema and Screen Gems are described as established distribution companies that have had success marketing horror/thriller and romantic/comedy films respectively.
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- 1. How does your product engage with audiences and how would it be distributed as a real media text?
- 2. Research When it comes to distribution, my first thought always is that my Film “The Perfect Crime” would need a strong marketing campaign in order to be distributed. For this I went to the past 5 years (2018-2022) to see which action thrillers my chosen institutions (Paramount), goes for when distributing their media. I’ll be using the following films as explanatory examples: ● Mission: Impossible—Fallout ● Terminator: Dark Fate ● Top Gun: Maverick
- 3. Mission: Impossible—Fallout Directed by Christopher McQuarrie. The marketing campaign highlighted the film's impressive stunts and intense set pieces, including Cruise's daring helicopter chase sequence. Trailers and posters emphasized the film's high-stakes plot and international scope, with Hunt and his team facing off against a new group of enemies. Overall, the marketing emphasized the film's status as a thrilling summer blockbuster. The film holds a 97% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics calling it the best entry in the Mission: Impossible franchise and one of the best action movies of recent years.
- 4. Terminator: Dark Fate Directed by Tim Miller. The marketing campaign emphasized the film's high-octane action sequences, intense sci-fi themes, and the return of iconic characters from the franchise. Trailers and posters highlighted the film's new cast members, including Mackenzie Davis as a new Terminator sent from the future, and the promise of an epic battle to save humanity from extinction. Overall, the marketing aimed to appeal to both die-hard fans of the franchise and new audiences looking for a thrilling sci-fi action movie. It received mixed to positive reviews from critics. While some praised the film's action sequences and the return of Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger to the franchise, others criticized the movie for failing to bring anything new or innovative to the series. The film's Rotten Tomatoes score is 70% based on 395 reviews, indicating a generally favorable response from critics.
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- 8. Feedback Received on the teaser trailer