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The document discusses using a questionnaire to appeal to the target audience for a murder mystery film project. The questionnaire helped gather information on the audience's preferences in the genre to create an intriguing opening murder scene that would interest them in watching the full movie. It also provided guidance on including an interesting storyline and addressing what the audience wanted to see in the film to keep them engaged throughout.
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Target audience presentation
The document discusses research conducted to identify the target audience for a horror film. A questionnaire was administered to 20 participants ranging in age from 16 to 60. The results found that most horror film fans are between 16-20 years old and are predominantly male. Respondents indicated they enjoy the thrill and suspense of horror films. Additional research using secondary statistics showed that 76% of horror film fans are between 15-25 years old, confirming that teenagers and young adults make up the primary target audience. With this audience information, the filmmaker can appropriately craft scenes including aspects the target group enjoys like suspense, psychological twists and gore.
Media evaluation question 5
The document discusses research the author conducted on their target audience of teenagers aged 15-19 for a horror movie. They created a survey to distribute to their college that provided feedback on preferred character types, props, and storylines for horror movies. The author used this audience research to inform decisions about the killer, props, and storyline for their movie, as well as the best time to release it when more of their target demographic would be available to see it during holiday periods.
Question 5
The filmmaker used Survey Monkey and social media to get feedback from their target audience on ideas for an opening scene depicting a woman being stalked. Respondents liked aspects that made the stalking feel realistic and generated mystery, but disliked that not enough time appeared to pass. They also wanted more stalker footage and a shot of the woman panicking after seeing her stalker. This feedback informed changes to improve tension and match audience expectations for the thriller genre.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to a target audience for a horror film project. The questionnaire found that the primary audience for horror films is teenagers aged 16-20. It also found the audience was equally split between males and females. Most popular interests of the target audience related to typical teenage interests like going out, music, and TV. The majority of the audience watches horror films once a month and enjoys aspects like supernatural themes, suspense, tension, and realistic elements. This gives the filmmaker useful guidance on themes, genres, and elements to include to appeal to their target horror film audience.
Thriller evaluation question 4
The target audience for the author's thriller opening scene is ages 15 and up. Research showed that thrillers usually target ages 17-25, but the author chose 15+ because the actors fit this age bracket and viewers this age could relate to them. Most questionnaire respondents who enjoyed thrillers were over 15, and many thrillers are rated for ages 15+, indicating interest from this group. To attract this audience, the author uploaded the opening to YouTube, where people searching similar topics may find it as a suggestion. The opening also uses recognizable music and props like an alarm clock that the target age range would relate to.
Audience Feedback Results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for horror films. It found that the target audience for a new horror film should be males between 16-25 years old. Most enjoy psychological and slasher genres that feature tension, thrill, and conventional horror elements like weapons and blood. Characters should include a scary antagonist and protagonist who evoke fear. The majority of respondents regularly watch horror films and enjoy the genre.
Question 4 – who would be the audience
The target audience for the media product is females aged 15-24. This age group was chosen because the filmmakers fall within this age group and understand it best. They are very accessible to keeping up with new films through apps on mobile phones. This age group enjoys energetic hobbies like sports or film clubs and going to parties. The intended viewers will likely be students in years 10-11 of school or just starting college who are on tight budgets and see seeing films at the cinema as an indulgence.
Who Would Be The Audience For Your Media
The document discusses audience research conducted for a student film about domestic violence. It describes conducting 3 sets of questionnaires to better understand the audience's views. The first asked about general film watching habits. The second asked more specific questions about expectations for a domestic violence film. The third asked for feedback on the student's script. The research found that most would watch a film about domestic violence and suggested aiming the film at ages 15 and up.
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Media evaluation question 5
The document discusses research the author conducted on their target audience of teenagers aged 15-19 for a horror movie. They created a survey to distribute to their college that provided feedback on preferred character types, props, and storylines for horror movies. The author used this audience research to inform decisions about the killer, props, and storyline for their movie, as well as the best time to release it when more of their target demographic would be available to see it during holiday periods.
Question 5
The filmmaker used Survey Monkey and social media to get feedback from their target audience on ideas for an opening scene depicting a woman being stalked. Respondents liked aspects that made the stalking feel realistic and generated mystery, but disliked that not enough time appeared to pass. They also wanted more stalker footage and a shot of the woman panicking after seeing her stalker. This feedback informed changes to improve tension and match audience expectations for the thriller genre.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to a target audience for a horror film project. The questionnaire found that the primary audience for horror films is teenagers aged 16-20. It also found the audience was equally split between males and females. Most popular interests of the target audience related to typical teenage interests like going out, music, and TV. The majority of the audience watches horror films once a month and enjoys aspects like supernatural themes, suspense, tension, and realistic elements. This gives the filmmaker useful guidance on themes, genres, and elements to include to appeal to their target horror film audience.
Thriller evaluation question 4
The target audience for the author's thriller opening scene is ages 15 and up. Research showed that thrillers usually target ages 17-25, but the author chose 15+ because the actors fit this age bracket and viewers this age could relate to them. Most questionnaire respondents who enjoyed thrillers were over 15, and many thrillers are rated for ages 15+, indicating interest from this group. To attract this audience, the author uploaded the opening to YouTube, where people searching similar topics may find it as a suggestion. The opening also uses recognizable music and props like an alarm clock that the target age range would relate to.
Audience Feedback Results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for horror films. It found that the target audience for a new horror film should be males between 16-25 years old. Most enjoy psychological and slasher genres that feature tension, thrill, and conventional horror elements like weapons and blood. Characters should include a scary antagonist and protagonist who evoke fear. The majority of respondents regularly watch horror films and enjoy the genre.
Question 4 – who would be the audience
The target audience for the media product is females aged 15-24. This age group was chosen because the filmmakers fall within this age group and understand it best. They are very accessible to keeping up with new films through apps on mobile phones. This age group enjoys energetic hobbies like sports or film clubs and going to parties. The intended viewers will likely be students in years 10-11 of school or just starting college who are on tight budgets and see seeing films at the cinema as an indulgence.
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Survey Response To Thriller Films
The document describes a survey conducted for a thriller film. It asked questions about the target audience's gender, age, favorite thriller films and subgenres, preferred settings, and favorite background music. The questions were intended to help focus the film's content, characters, and elements on what the target audience wants and enjoys in thriller films. The survey provided useful research that informed the planning stage of the film by identifying key aspects to include.
0 research proposal
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- The goal is to design an effective new 15-second ident for E4 that appeals to their target audience based on findings about E4's corporate identity and programming. Research will examine E4's current branding elements, target demographics, and broadcast times.
Question 4
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A2 Level Media Market research
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2) When asked about film length, most respondents said they enjoy short films.
3) Respondents said they most care about a film's topic, followed by an unexpected plot twist and unique storyline.
4) Comedy and drama genres were most appealing, with a slight preference for adventure drama.
Question 3 - What Have You Learnt From Your Audience Feedback?
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Review of my news stories
1) The document reviews three news stories the author created - a brief analysis of an entertainment news story using their own views, an interview about lowering the UK's voting age, and an interview about Manchester United transfers.
2) For the interview stories, the author prepared questions in advance and shared them with the interviewees to help them feel at ease and understand what would be discussed. Both interviews were recorded on the author's iPhone.
3) A focus group reviewed the stories and provided feedback, noting that the questions allowed for personal answers that led well into follow-up questions, though the author could ask questions more enthusiastically and loudly.
Evaluation of focus groups thoughts on our documentary
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Evaluation 2
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4. proposal (fmp) 2
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Evaluation Part 4 and 5: Audience Identification and Appeal
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Question 3
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a movie trailer. It found that the majority of respondents were teenage females and they enjoyed the trailer. The trailer was effective at identifying the genre as drama and distinguishing the main character. However, some had uncertainty about the storyline and how well the movie title fit the plot. Overall, the survey showed the trailer would attract an audience and people would recommend it to friends.
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1) Tobias Clive is brought in for questioning by Detective George Milton about the murder of his sister Amanda. Milton aggressively accuses Tobias of killing her, but Tobias denies it.
2) A flashback shows Amanda being chased and killed in a parking lot by Chris Lewis, who films it. Tobias finds her body and screams for help.
3) Back in the interrogation, Tobias is distraught over seeing a photo of Amanda's dead body. Milton continues insisting Tobias committed the crime, though Tobias maintains his innocence.
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Evaluation question 6
We learned various ways to use technology to research, create, edit and distribute a movie. This included recognizing codes and conventions used in other movies to represent society and applying them to our own movie to portray our view of society. In producing the movie, we learned how to record sound separately from video, change camera settings like focus depth for different scenes, edit video and audio clips separately in iMovie, change lighting, and create original music on the computer.
Evaluation question 2
This document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media final piece. Gender is represented by the killer and protagonist being male while the victim is female. Relationships are shown through the connection between siblings and the stereotypical relationship between criminals and investigators. Class is depicted through casual clothes and low-cost locations. Race is represented by using actors of similar ethnicity to portray siblings and names that suit the characters' personas.
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The document describes a survey conducted for a thriller film. It asked questions about the target audience's gender, age, favorite thriller films and subgenres, preferred settings, and favorite background music. The questions were intended to help focus the film's content, characters, and elements on what the target audience wants and enjoys in thriller films. The survey provided useful research that informed the planning stage of the film by identifying key aspects to include.
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- The document is a research proposal to study the purpose and relevance of idents (channel branding/identification segments) within the television industry, specifically for channel E4.
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Question 4
The document discusses the audience for a media product. Through questionnaires and interviews with a sample of people aged 15 to 58, the author determined that those aged 16 to 30 favored horror films the most. Younger people found fear of the unknown exciting, while older audiences preferred compelling storylines and plot twists. Based on this research, the author decided to create a thriller film opening that would appeal to a wider audience through realism rather than supernatural elements. Additionally, the author chose to target a BBFC 15 rating, which allows for some drug use, violence, and discriminatory language if not promoted or glamorized.
A2 Level Media Market research
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to inform the production of a short film. The survey found that:
1) The target audience is diverse in age but mostly under 18-24 years old, and is split equally between men and women.
2) When asked about film length, most respondents said they enjoy short films.
3) Respondents said they most care about a film's topic, followed by an unexpected plot twist and unique storyline.
4) Comedy and drama genres were most appealing, with a slight preference for adventure drama.
Question 3 - What Have You Learnt From Your Audience Feedback?
The document discusses feedback received from target audiences on a proposed TV channel website. Questionnaires were given to teenagers to understand what kinds of shows and content they prefer. Feedback indicated supernatural, drama, and horror genres were most popular. Respondents also suggested content to include, like catch-up, trailers, and schedules. Additional questionnaires asked about preferred channel designs and watershed times. Overall, the feedback was used to shape the channel's brand, schedule, and website content to best suit the target teenage audience.
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Lewis conducted a questionnaire of 20 people to gather information for creating a film trailer. Most respondents preferred horror films, liked discovering the storyline from the trailer rather than knowing it beforehand, and thought trailers should last over 2 minutes. The majority also said trailers should contain background music, most popularly drum and bass or rap styles. Lewis will use this feedback to develop a horror genre trailer that keeps the storyline mysterious, lasts at least 2 minutes, and includes drum and bass or rap music.
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2) For the interview stories, the author prepared questions in advance and shared them with the interviewees to help them feel at ease and understand what would be discussed. Both interviews were recorded on the author's iPhone.
3) A focus group reviewed the stories and provided feedback, noting that the questions allowed for personal answers that led well into follow-up questions, though the author could ask questions more enthusiastically and loudly.
Evaluation of focus groups thoughts on our documentary
The focus group responses to the documentary were overall very positive. All three participants provided individual, honest answers without needing prompting. They enjoyed the opening scene relating books falling to the documentary's meaning. The background footage and linked clips were sufficient and relevant. The documentary was found informative for including interesting facts about anxiety and depression increases. It received a high interest rating of 9/10 without becoming boring. The representation of generations was deemed fair with good inclusion of both. The music was noticed to blend well without interruption. Based on the facts and footage, participants concluded teenagers are very stressed.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses research the author conducted to determine the target audience for their horror film trailer. They analyzed similar films like The Conjuring and Paranormal Activity which found the target was females aged 15-24. The author also surveyed people in this age range about what they expected or wanted to see in a horror trailer, such as certain colors or types of antagonists. This research informed elements included in their trailer, and feedback on an early draft helped identify further changes needed.
4. proposal (fmp) 2
The night in hell is a horror film about a group of teens who are killed one by one by a clown they previously murdered. The clown has returned from the dead, possessing one of the teens to seek revenge. However, another character has also been possessed without the others' knowledge, leaving it a mystery as to the true killer. The film is aimed at teen and young adult males, featuring gory and scary scenes to appeal to fans of the horror genre. To avoid offense, the filmmaker will ensure no inappropriate material is included and younger viewers are restricted, while being different enough from existing works to avoid copyright issues despite drawing from one similar film.
Evaluation Part 4 and 5: Audience Identification and Appeal
The document discusses targeting the audience for a psychological thriller film. Research found that the audience for these films is predominantly male aged 15-45 years old. The target audience enjoys psychological, thriller, sci-fi and horror genres and films that make them question themes and form opinions on social topics with ambiguous endings. The target socio-demographic group is categories A to C2 who enjoy films that require concentration. The opening sequence uses enigma coding around the antagonist to engage the audience and encourage discussion, allowing them to relate to the characters and place themselves in the narrative for entertainment and escape.
Question 3
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a movie trailer. It found that the majority of respondents were teenage females and they enjoyed the trailer. The trailer was effective at identifying the genre as drama and distinguishing the main character. However, some had uncertainty about the storyline and how well the movie title fit the plot. Overall, the survey showed the trailer would attract an audience and people would recommend it to friends.
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Most people found the ballot box and statistics sections informative, while others enjoyed learning about looking good. The majority felt it provided a fair representation through use of vox pops across ages and unbiased comparisons. All rated it above a 7 for realism due to its college setting, use of vox pops, and seamless quality, though some noted minor glitches and blended sound levels.
Theory copy 2
The document provides a summary of several sources that discuss the portrayal of individuals with autism and other disabilities in films and television. It analyzes how characters with these conditions are represented in movies like Wonder, Rain Man, and Normal as well as the television show The A Word. It also discusses how these portrayals have evolved over time and the audiences these portrayals aim to reach based on audience theory and uses and gratifications models. Quotes from the various sources help illustrate the discussions around both positive and potentially misleading representations of individuals with disabilities.
Researcj into existing output
The document analyzes research methods to understand existing documentaries similar to the author's planned project. It describes conducting secondary quantitative research to identify comparable documentaries and primary textual analysis to examine techniques used.
Key findings reveal two reality shows on MTV similar in targeting teens but more focused on females. The BBC airs many factual programs, with about 20% on health/well-being topics like unsafe sex shown on BBC Three. A few BBC Three documentaries have similar audiences aged 16-28. Channel 4 has one documentary directly on the author's topic and two with comparable audiences. Primary research findings indicate teens strongly liked 16 and Pregnant for showing relatable characters their age dealing with pregnancy.
Sanity Pitch presentation
The pitch presentation introduces a psychological thriller film called "Sanity" that follows the character Steve. Steve initially seems sane but becomes paranoid after a stalker named George leaves clues about himself. George then reports Steve to a psychiatrist, who has Steve committed to a mental asylum. Steve tries to escape, convinced he is not mentally ill. The film ends without resolving Steve's fate, leaving it open for a sequel. The target audience is 15-24 year olds, who will be engaged on social media like Facebook through a fan page, ads, and trailers to promote the film. The unique selling point is breaking gender stereotypes by having a male character as the psychologically affected patient rather than a female character, as is typical
Fmp production log_20th_mar_2013
Jason Finch is creating a cell animated sci-fi sitcom for his final major project that blends elements of classic and modern cartoons. He researched popular kids shows from the 1950s and today to inform his project. Jason developed a storyboard involving time travel and researched shows like Tom and Jerry and Adventure Time. He pitched his project, explaining what he has researched about environments and technology of the past and future. Jason analyzed the humor in classic cartoons and continued developing his story idea while completing a risk assessment to identify potential hazards. This week, he conducted pre-production planning including determining project costs.
4. proposal(3)
This proposal is for a magazine called "Piffting Mag" that will provide reviews and opinions on television shows and movies to help readers decide what to watch. The magazine will focus on action and science fiction genres, specifically reviewing the DC shows "The Flash" and "Supergirl." The target audience is males ages 16 and older due to the violence in these shows and their predominantly male main characters. The proposal notes there will be no deliberately offensive content and anyone can buy the magazine, which will give opinions without restriction.
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Script
1) Tobias Clive is brought in for questioning by Detective George Milton about the murder of his sister Amanda. Milton aggressively accuses Tobias of killing her, but Tobias denies it.
2) A flashback shows Amanda being chased and killed in a parking lot by Chris Lewis, who films it. Tobias finds her body and screams for help.
3) Back in the interrogation, Tobias is distraught over seeing a photo of Amanda's dead body. Milton continues insisting Tobias committed the crime, though Tobias maintains his innocence.
Shotlist
The document outlines the shots planned for a film about a murder investigation. Shot 1 shows the suspect Tobias waiting nervously in an interrogation room. In Shot 3, the investigator Milton enters and sits down without speaking. Shot 6 is intended as a flashback, showing the killer filming as he murders Amanda by pushing her head onto the pavement in the school parking lot. Shot 14 shows Amanda walking alone down an alley on her phone, when she is stopped by Chris who asks for the time.
Evaluation question 6
We learned various ways to use technology to research, create, edit and distribute a movie. This included recognizing codes and conventions used in other movies to represent society and applying them to our own movie to portray our view of society. In producing the movie, we learned how to record sound separately from video, change camera settings like focus depth for different scenes, edit video and audio clips separately in iMovie, change lighting, and create original music on the computer.
Evaluation question 2
This document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media final piece. Gender is represented by the killer and protagonist being male while the victim is female. Relationships are shown through the connection between siblings and the stereotypical relationship between criminals and investigators. Class is depicted through casual clothes and low-cost locations. Race is represented by using actors of similar ethnicity to portray siblings and names that suit the characters' personas.
Codes and Conventions
Codes in movies can symbolize different meanings through colors, camera work, characters' actions, and objects. Conventions in murder mystery movies generally include a detective protagonist, a criminal and victims, and clues that get pieced together to solve the crime. Settings typically involve the crime scene and locations relevant to the investigation. Editing and music build suspense as the narrative unfolds toward identifying the perpetrator.
Murder Mystery History
Murder mystery films originated in the early 1900s when crime films were popular. There were two main types - open mysteries which revealed the perpetrator early on, and closed mysteries or "whodunits" where the criminal was unknown. Alfred Hitchcock directed many famous murder mysteries in the 1920s-1930s that helped establish the genre. Through the 1950s-1990s, murder mysteries expanded widely on television and film, often combining with other genres like horror or fantasy. Into the 21st century, the genre continues to adapt novels and develop new psychological thrillers and suspenseful stories.
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Q's interpretation
The majority of the audience is 17 years old, watches movies 2 times a week, and their favorite genre is murder mystery. They want the beginning of a movie to grab their attention and get them invested in the story. Most prefer when the identity of the killer is unknown. Sherlock Holmes is cited as a favorite murder mystery property due to its interesting storylines and mystery. Audiences dislike movies that do not make sense or lack a conclusion.
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- Match on action is a continuity cut that splices shots of the same action together seamlessly.
- Shot/reverse shot edits alternate between two characters typically in conversation.
- The 180 degree rule dictates keeping the camera on the same side of action for consistent spatial relationships.
- Other terms defined include soundtrack, location sound, sync sound, diegetic/non-diegetic sound, mixing, and automatic dialogue replacement (ADR).
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