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This document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film called "The Blind Premonitions". It argues that the audience should be young adults ages 15 and older due to the intensity of the suspense and psychological content which could disturb younger viewers. Younger adults would enjoy analyzing the mystery and suspense, and commuters familiar with train stations may also find the supernatural setting engaging. Most similar thriller films are rated for ages 15 and older due to horrific and psychological content.
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Attract audience
The document discusses feedback from a test screening of the opening to a student film. The audience, aged 16-18, responded positively and wanted to see more. They found the flashbacks interesting and creepy, creating suspense. Males seemed more interested than females, possibly because the female role is an attractive blonde woman. However, one viewer was confused by the role of an older male character at the end and didn't realize he was a detective, which could negatively impact their willingness to watch more. Overall, the film attracted its target audience through its thrilling narrative, characters, and use of effects and sound.
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The document provides an analysis of the film "The Truants" and how information is presented to audiences to attract them to watch the film. It begins by stating the credits of actors and director to give audiences information to decide if they want to see the film based on previous works. Imagery and film posters are also used, showing two boys in scruffy uniforms near tires, implying they are mischievous students from a lower social class who do not attend school. Further images aim to give viewers a sense of the narrative and characters to generate interest in learning more about the film.
Location Choice & Impact
PAJ Productions chose to set their short film in Chelmsley Wood and Kingshurt because it is close to home and will allow them to do better research. Their film will show the harsh everyday issues faced in high crime areas and influence people through the story of the victim, Hugz. They hope to show both the gang crime and emotions of the characters to give viewers from the area sympathy and others insight beyond stereotypes.
Evaluation: Q2
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Question 5
The document discusses the target audience, setting, conventions, and elements of a film called "Visions" being made by Seth and Harry. The target audience is older teens aged 16-23. The setting is in the present or near future/past. Common thriller conventions like eerie atmospheres and underlying character issues will be featured. As members of the target age range, the filmmakers understand what this audience likes, such as high saturation shots, and aim to create a darker atmosphere than other genres through filming and color grading techniques. The film focuses on psychological themes and aims to create a feeling of confusion in audiences by avoiding observable details that indicate a real location or setting.
Target audience - question 5
The document discusses the target audience, setting, conventions, and elements of a film called "Visions" being made by Seth and Harry. The target audience is older teens aged 16-23. The setting is in the present or near future/past. Common thriller conventions like eerie atmospheres and underlying character issues will be featured. Psychological themes are a focus, and observable writing will be avoided to create a metaphysical element and sense of confusion and disconnect for the audience.
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Evaluation: Q2
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The poster analyzes two film posters titled "Side Effects" and "Purge". For the "Side Effects" poster, it summarizes that the title implies someone will experience side effects from an injury, which is shown through an image of a hospitalized patient. It also notes two people hugging at the bottom could represent different interpretations. For the "Purge" poster, it summarizes that the title implies removing an unwanted feeling or memory, and the close-up of the scared female character's face makes the audience feel concerned for her vulnerable position. It also briefly mentions the inclusion of the director's name helps introduce him for potential future promotion.
Question 5
The document discusses the target audience, setting, conventions, and elements of a film called "Visions" being made by Seth and Harry. The target audience is older teens aged 16-23. The setting is in the present or near future/past. Common thriller conventions like eerie atmospheres and underlying character issues will be featured. As members of the target age range, the filmmakers understand what this audience likes, such as high saturation shots, and aim to create a darker atmosphere than other genres through filming and color grading techniques. The film focuses on psychological themes and aims to create a feeling of confusion in audiences by avoiding observable details that indicate a real location or setting.
Target audience - question 5
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Evaluation 4
Our target audience for the media thriller film is students and adults aged 15 and older. We conducted research into similar thriller films and the BBFC age rating system to determine that a 15 rating would be appropriate for our film due to its depictions of strong violence and threats to the protagonist. We created profiles of our target demographic groups, which are primarily working class individuals with spare time to socialize and watch films. Our psychographic profiling found that the ideal audience seeks thrilling and suspenseful experiences that keep them on the edge of their seats. Films with similar conventions would appeal to this group.
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Evaluation 5
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This document profiles the target audience for a horror film. It aims for a mature audience aged 15-18, as younger viewers may find it too scary and older viewers may see it as unrealistic. Both male and female audiences are targeted as the film avoids stereotypes, though males typically take more interest in horror. The film tells a realistic story that could actually occur, in order to make it scarier, as opposed to using unrealistic monsters or ghosts that may alienate the mature target audience.
Target audience of media
This document discusses targeting audiences for a new thriller film. It aims to attract 16-20 year olds by including characters around age 25-26 and portraying different genres of thriller. It also wants to attract viewers seeking representations that break stereotypes by portraying the male as weak and the female as dominant. Additionally, it hopes to appeal to those interested in low-budget British films and working-class characters. The film targets open-minded, imaginative audiences who enjoy analyzing plot lines and psychological aspects.
Target audience of media
This document discusses targeting audiences for a new psychological thriller film. It aims to attract 16-20 year olds by showing their preferred thriller subgenres and conventions in surveys. Both main characters are in their mid-20s to appeal to a wider age range. It also wants to attract viewers interested in breaking stereotypes by portraying the usually dominant male as weak and the typically minor female as psychotic and central. As a low-budget British independent film, it can attract viewers proud to see what little money can achieve and who can relate to the working class characters.
Evaluation questions 4&5
The document discusses the age rating of 15 that would be given to a film containing strong violence, frequent strong language, drug use, discriminatory content, or sexual references. Such a film is aimed at audiences ages 15 and older. While both male and female adults could view it, the main character being a college student would make the film most relatable to younger viewers in their late teens and early twenties. An age rating of 15 is therefore appropriate.
Audience profile
This document discusses the target audience for a new horror film or piece. The authors aim to target teenagers and young adults between ages 16-26 as this age group is most open to the horror genre and enjoys experiencing fear. Teenagers especially enjoy being scared by horror movies and images. The target age cannot be lower than 16 to avoid potentially traumatizing younger children who may not understand what a horror genre entails. Nor can the target age be much older, as adults start to predict what will happen and horror relies on shocking the audience.
Film preparation
The document provides details about a short film being produced by Eman, Lucy, and Hamza. The film will tell the story of a teenage girl who appears to have a perfect life but is hiding abuse, betrayal, and pressure from her boyfriend, friends, and father. The film aims to convey the message of not judging others based on appearances. It will use drama, flashbacks, and violence to explore this theme. The filmmakers were inspired by two short films - "About a Girl" which explores issues like teenage pregnancy and alienation, and "Identity" which tells a story of not letting others define you. They plan to use camera equipment like a jib, tripod, and slider to achieve different shots including
Evaluation 5
The document discusses strategies for attracting a young adult and teenage audience to a thriller film. It addresses genre, music, production company, distributor, director, representation, and visual elements. The genre of thriller and dark mystery helps teenagers relate to themes that challenge societal ideas. The production company and distributor are known for appealing to younger audiences with thrillers and dramas. Representation of teenagers in London makes the film more appealing by showing their real lives instead of stereotypes.
Evaluation 5
The document discusses strategies for attracting a young adult and teenage audience to a thriller film. It addresses genre, music, production company, distributor, director, representation, and visual elements. The genre of thriller and dark mystery helps teenagers relate to themes that challenge societal ideas. The production company and distributor are known for appealing to younger audiences with thrillers and dramas. Representation of teenagers in London makes the film more appealing by showing their real lives instead of stereotypes. Visual elements like angles are used to draw the audience into the perspective of the main character.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
The target audience for the thriller opening sequence is 15-25 year olds, with a focus on the established middle class. While males traditionally prefer thrillers more, the sequence aims to appeal to both males and females by including implications of violence without graphic imagery. The nationality and occupation of the main character are kept ambiguous to allow for broad audience identification. The sequence is designed for those interested in the paranormal and cliffhanger endings who enjoy the realism added by the retro VHS style.
Media Evaluatiion
The document discusses the production of a media studies project titled "The Pursuit" which is a thriller film. It summarizes how the film uses conventions of the thriller genre like dark lighting and themes while also challenging conventions by having a non-white main character. It discusses how the film represents teenagers and aims to raise awareness of safety issues. It also outlines the target audience, how the audience was attracted through realistic scenes, and what was learned about film technologies through the project.
Media Evaluatiion
The student learned a lot about filmmaking techniques through creating a thriller film product. They gained experience with camerawork, lighting, location scouting, editing, and incorporating appropriate music and sound effects. Feedback from test audiences helped the student identify areas for improvement, such as improving continuity in one shot. Through this process, the student learned the importance of planning, proper research, and collecting ample footage to create a cohesive, suspenseful final product.
Media Evaluatiion
The document discusses the production of a media studies project titled "The Pursuit", which is a thriller film. It summarizes how the film uses conventions of the thriller genre, represents teenagers, would appeal to a 15+ audience, and what was learned from the film production process.
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Evaluation q4
The student learned several skills from constructing a thriller film opening:
- How to use a video camcorder effectively to shoot required footage, including panning shots.
- How to take research photos using a digital camera.
- How to use editing software like Final Cut Express to cut clips, add transitions/effects, and import sound files to create a polished opening.
- How to use online tools like Prezi and Slideshare to organize and present research in an appealing way.
Evaluation q2
The document analyzes how the media product represents particular social groups. It discusses how the train station setting represents many social groups as it is a familiar everyday location. The clothing of the girls on the platform represents youth and teenagers. The mystery girl could represent several groups, including those with mental disabilities as her disoriented behavior and isolation suggests struggle. She may also represent loners and outcasts who do not fit into society well due to her lonely depiction. Overall, the media product represents a wide range of audiences and does not focus on one social group in particular. Teenagers may find it most appealing due to the youthful actors and clothing.
Evaluation q1
This document summarizes how the student's media product, titled "Blind Premonitions", uses and challenges conventions of real thriller films. It establishes that the opening scene builds tension through sound like typical thrillers. Supernatural elements are also used conventionally. However, it challenges conventions by not clearly showing the antagonist or explaining the narrative upfront. It also decided against including graphic violence shown in films like "Sinister". Costume, settings, and certain shots are discussed as both conforming to and challenging thriller genre conventions.
Films which contain the same elements as blind
This document compares the thriller film "Blind Premonitions" to several other films that contain similar elements. It discusses how the films The Grudge and The Ring both feature mysterious female characters with long black hair covering their faces, similar to the "mystery girl" in Blind Premonitions. It also notes that the settings of Strangers on a Train and Cabin in the Woods, which take place in a train station and isolated forest respectively, are similar to the settings in Blind Premonitions. Finally, it describes how the costumes of female characters in Woman in Black, Sinister, and The Pact, particularly white dresses, are akin to the clothing of the "mystery girl" in Blind Premonitions
Analysing thriller film openings
The opening sequence of Taxi Driver introduces the main character, a taxi driver in New York City, through an extreme close-up of his eyes. Shifting lighting and a distorted focus on his eyes portray his isolated and blurred vision of reality. Slow editing establishes his calm persona that may change. Non-diegetic jazz contrasts his tense personality, showing a split. A point-of-view shot displays his uncertain perception of society as filthy with unattainable expectations. This opening sets up his urban isolation and unstable mental state that could turn dangerous.
Camera movements
Camera movements like panning, tracking, dollying, tilting, elevating, and zooming in/out allow films to have variety by changing the camera's position and perspective. Panning involves turning the stationary camera left or right, tracking moves the camera along with a moving subject, and dollying smoothly moves the camera forward or backward on tracks. Tilting turns the stationary camera up or down, elevating raises or lowers the camera position using a crane, and zooming makes objects appear closer or further from the lens even when the camera is stationary. These techniques are used to follow subjects, reveal environments, convey emotions, and emphasize sizes and distances.
Key features
The key features the author will focus on for a thriller film sequel opening include atmosphere, narrative, characters, and genre. The atmosphere should be intense to engage the audience. The narrative must include codes and conventions of suspense to keep viewers anticipating the conclusion. Character clothing and development must suit the thriller genre setting and engage the audience. Elements included in the opening must reflect the thriller genre conventions.
Camera angles & shots
Camera shots can be categorized by distance from the subject: long shots show the full figure and environment, medium shots show from mid-thigh up, and close-ups show a body part or facial expression. Shots are used to establish scenes, show reactions, and manipulate the audience's perspective of characters through camera angles like high angles, low angles, and eye level. Reverse angles cut between a subject's point of view and what they are seeing.
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Evaluation q6
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- 2. 6. Who Would Be The Audience For Your Media Product?
- 3. Our film is targeted at young adults, 15 years and above. Through our research and audience feedback all the members agreed that our film should be placed under the 15 rating due to the intensity and suspense that builds up throughout the film and the psychological content within it. This psychological content might disturb younger audience and is inappropriate for This psychological their viewing. content is inappropriate Most thriller films are aimed at young adults and disturbing for and teenagers due to the intensity and sense of younger viewers and the elderly whereas suspense featured. This would engage them younger adults would more into the narrative and would want them enjoy this sense of the to come back and watch another thriller film unknown therefore we due the exhilarating feeling and the fear of the more engaged with the unknown. film.
- 4. Also, people who catch a train frequently in their day to day life may engage with our film as the setting of a train station is featured heavily in our thriller opening. Therefore people may find the ‘supernatural’ themes included it our film to be unexpected and unfamiliar to them which may make them vary on their next visit to the train station. This established setting engages a wide range of audiences as people use trains to travel to work, school as well as just general travel. Even through this shot from our film you can see a wide range different people which could be our potential audience. These people are familiar with the location therefore this factor will entice them into our film and keep them engaged throughout.
- 5. The clothing and representation of the characters appeals more to young adults and teenagers as they are able to relate to the characters and their traits. Due to the supernatural themes and fantasy within the film younger adults may find the film more appealing. However individuals younger than 15 may not engage with the film as the identity of the ‘mystery girl’ is kept hidden therefore this mystery and curiosity may not appeal to them. Whereas when you are older you become more aware of things around you therefore become more vary and curious especially as the setting is a train station where younger kids may not be familiar with whereas older kids are therefore this film is relevant to them.
- 6. All the thriller films that I have researched have been placed under the 15 and over rating due to the psychological and horrific content, Woman in Black being an exception. However later on critics claimed that the age rating for this film should have also been a 15 rating due to the content of the film where children are seen in it looking distressed and being killed by this supernatural ‘figure’ these children were similar to the 12 age range therefore this may have disturbed the younger viewers. The thriller films researched that are certified with a 15 rating are, The Pact, Sinister, The Grudge, Paranormal Activity, The Ring and Cabin in the Woods. Due to the supernatural themes that are present in these films which are similar to our film ‘The Blind Premonitions’ I believe that they would share the same target audience as our film.