Evaluation Q5
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The document summarizes the research and planning the author did for creating a thriller sequence. They conducted primary research by having people watch a thriller and answer questions to understand audience expectations. Secondary research on similar films helped identify the typical age, gender, and social class of thriller viewers. Additional research looked at genre conventions for mise-en-scene, titles, and other elements. This informed the author's planning, which included storyboarding ideas and finding actors and locations.
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Date: May 29, 2024
Tags: Information Security, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, Artificial Intelligence, GDPR
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- 1. Evaluation Question 5 : Research and Planning
- 2. Primary Audience Research In order to get information about thriller texts and how the audience should react to them, I asked 5 people to watch a thriller sequence and answer questions about it 10 questions were asked, some which were about the sequence and some which were about how the audience sees thrillers and what they expect from a thriller Through this research, I found a reoccurring idea of genre conventions that needed to be added into my own piece This research was extremely helpful in pushing me in the right direction when creating my sequence
- 3. Secondary Audience Research Secondary audience research consisted of me looking on the Pearl & Dean website and looking at the comparable profiles for many other thriller films From this I was able to see the types of people that were watching thrillers in the cinema This included the majority age group, social class and gender of people watching the film From this research I was able to see what my target audience was and therefore I could plan ways of how to make it suitable for them
- 4. Other Research I also did mise-en-scene, title and genre research These allowed me to investigate what is expected from a thriller sequence Through this I found what types of props, cinematography, lighting, characters, locations, etc. to use
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