This document provides information about a psychological thriller film targeted at 15-18 year olds of both genders, primarily from working class and middle class backgrounds who enjoy related interests. The 3-sentence summary is: The document discusses targeting a psychological thriller film at 15-18 year olds of both genders from working and middle class backgrounds with interests in psychology, science, and toys. It also addresses meeting BBFC standards through avoiding dangerous behaviors, strong language, and ensuring themes of revenge (if included) would be appropriate for those aged 15+. Examples of similarly rated movies are provided and inspiration is drawn from title sequences of other thriller films.

1. Part Q
 Age Certificate: 15
 Location: Worldwide
 Gender: Both Genders
 Social Class: Working Class/ Youth
 Must have an interest in how society
can affect on people lifestyles
 Open minded to the reason
why/how people can make mistakes.
 Sense of empathy

2. • Target audience: 15 – 18 year olds
• I say this because looking at the BBFC standards certain scenes might not
be appropriate for any age below that.
• Some scenes may be too harsh to watch.
• A lot of scenes will portray paranoia, uncertainly, mind confusing, a lot of
tension, leave you feeling a bit uneasy.
• I decided a bit too much for a below 15 year old to handle.
Gender – it is targeted at both
genders male and female.
There is nothing against any gender
or discriminating a particular gender
in the sequence.

3. • Social Class – We don‟t want to be too harsh
on the viewing of the sequence. But the
social class is mostly targeted at middle class
and working class people. Affordable and
accessible to watch at any time.
Upper Interests – Psychological thrillers,
paranoia behaviour, science, mental
behaviour, toys etc. this all relates to
Upper Middle the sequence
Middle Middle Hobbies
Watching Films
Playing Games
Lower Middle
Collecting Toys
Working
Upper Lower
Poverty

4. Part U
How we have met the BBFC standards
• “Dangerous behaviour (for example, hanging, suicide
and self-harming) should not dwell on detail which
could be copied. Easily accessible weapons should not
be glamorised”
In Our open sequence no “dangerous behaviour” is
not shown at all.
. There may be frequent use of strong language (for
example, „f***‟). The strongest terms (for example,
„cunt‟) may be acceptable if justified by the context.
Aggressive or repeated use of the strongest language is
unlikely to be acceptable
In our open sequence no profanity is used.
No theme is prohibited, provided the treatment
is appropriate for 15 year olds.
Our themes of revenge is not shown in the open
sequence but if it was it would have been
appropriate for viewers of 15 +

5. EXAMPLES OF 15 RATED MOVIES!

6. Part R
Distribution Company -
Why we are using Lionsgate.
Because it is what normally
takes on thriller movies. it is the
most commercially successful
independent film and television
distribution company in North
America.[

7. Part T
In a motion picture, television program, or
video game, the opening credits are
shown at the very beginning
Titling and Credits list the most important
members of the production.
They are now usually shown as text on a
blank screen or static pictures, or
sometimes on top of action in the show.
Sometimes there may or may not be
accompanying music.

8. Part U
We will make our own and not copy
anything on this slide due to copyrights
but these was a inspiration to our group This was used in the Movie “Dead
Silence” starts off slow (then after
26 seconds) it speeds up
Music That inspired
me … This was used in the grudge gaves us
the creeps which we thought was
effective
I liked the different
range of instruments
used I thought it would
be effective to use
This was used in “nightmare on elm
something similar to be street” this was inspiring because it
played in the open matches our idea it uses young girls
sequence when the (Around 5-7 years )saying horrific stuff in
credits are on when the tune of a nursery rhyme
everything was
suppose to be calm