- The target audience for the production is middle-class individuals aged 18-28, who make up 24% of moviegoers. The protagonist is represented as middle-class and is a similar age to the target audience. - While the protagonist's appearance challenges stereotypes of middle-class individuals being well-presented, the narrative supports the stereotype as he has endured hardship. - The production supports the stereotype that young people are stronger than old, as the young protagonist survives the disaster, but challenges the stereotype that older people are smarter by having the protagonist solve the dilemma.

2. - The audience that my production is targeted at would be middle
class. Income bracket B.I have represented class within my production
through my protagonist, as he can be seen to be middle class through
the narrative, withstanding the disaster and having the knowledge to
solve the enigma (click onto the fact that the place is the same as what
he say in the dream.)
- However, the way his he is dressed and presented challenges the
stereotype that the middle class are well presented, clean and tidy –
likewise the narrative is supportive of the stereotype as the
protagonist has been through a lot according to the storyline,
therefore relating to the costume.

3. - The age of people who would view my production would be aged 18-
28, 24% of moviegoers.• The protagonist in our production is a similar
age, our actor is 19, however the character we believe is slightly older as
we establish in our flashback shots that he has a young family. (wife &
one baby.)
- My production supports the stereotype that young people are stronger
than old people as our protagonist was strong enough to withstand the
disaster when no one else could. This is shown by the lonely and
deserted long shots throughout our opening sequence, and the
flashback to the death of the protagonist’s wife.
- My production challenges the stereotype that older people are smarter
than younger people, as my protagonist is smart enough to solve the
cliff- hanger disequilibrium in the final shot. “You are not alone” –
wrote by the helper, in the last shot who we vaguely see behind the
door, who is much older. (Could be decided by his tall height, and long
dark costume.)

4. - In my production I represented males in a more modern way, as a
female was featured in my production.
•- My production doesn’t fully confirms the stereotype than man are
stronger than women as a male is seen running away as well as
showing a ‘man like’ person is chasing the other male ,
- I confirm the common representation that men are powerful. In my
opening sequence I portray the male protagonist to have power, whilst
in the flashback shots he is escaping and lives, whilst its not clear if the
female did or not
• This film is not aimed directly at one specific gender it as equally as
targeted to males as well as females due to the fact of having both
males and female actors