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The document discusses ideas for creating posters for an anti-piracy campaign. It includes research on successful past campaigns, summaries of different poster styles, and the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of 11-19 year olds. Two final poster ideas are presented, one featuring a British actor in an Illustrator portrait with the slogan "Real fans respect copyright" and another using a different image with the same slogan.
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The document summarizes feedback received from audiences of different ages and genders on a magazine front cover and film poster. For each piece of feedback, it notes what the audience said, what the creator thought, and how they decided to modify the next draft in response. The feedback led to changes like altering background colors, removing colors, not including violent images, adjusting text sizes and placements, modifying shadows, and repositioning titles. It concludes by asking questions to gauge how effective the materials are at conveying the film's genre and target audience.
Evaluation question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a horror film opening title sequence (OTS). It analyzes the demographics, psychographics, and appropriate BBFC rating. The main demographic is identified as young white males aged 15-35, as they are most drawn to the violence and blood shown. Three key psychographic groups targeted are "Explorers" interested in narrative mysteries, "Succeeders" seeking higher quality productions, and "Mainstreamers" attracted to popular concepts. The document concludes the OTS is best suited to a 15 BBFC rating due to disturbing dead body scenes, violence, and bad language.
Survey analysis klas productions
Klas Productions conducted a survey of their target audience, mainly 16-year-olds, to inform their thriller film. The survey found that psychological was the most popular thriller subgenre. As a result, they decided to change the subgenre of their film from crime to psychological. The survey also found that films with a female hero and set in an urban area were popular, so they decided to use a female hero and urban setting for their film. Popular films like The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Skyfall provided examples to draw from to appeal to their target audience.
Choosing social issues
The document discusses potential poster ideas for several social issues:
- Homophobia posters would use color and wordplay to promote acceptance and counter homophobia.
- Climate change posters would rely on graphics rather than words to visually depict melting ice caps and the threat of rising sea levels.
- Drunk driving posters would use alarming language and images to deter drinking and driving.
- Posters on male suicide and domestic violence would take a serious tone and use bold facts and images to raise awareness of issues affecting men.
- Homelessness posters would blend simple infographics with photos to plainly illustrate the scale of the problem.
Main task evaluation3
Our target audience for the media product is males and females aged 15 to 34. This age range was chosen based on primary research through questionnaires showing most respondents were 16 to 34, and secondary research finding cinema attendance was equal between males and females. To attract this audience, the plot of the opening sequence includes suspense, action and intensity, such as a car crash scene, to hold the interest of the 16 to 34 year olds.
2. research(3) done
The document discusses research on magazine covers and how they can inform the design of a new sports magazine cover targeted at 12-18 year old males. It analyzes covers featuring Kylian Mbappé, Eminem, and Call of Duty Black Ops 4, noting their use of green screens, placement of text in attention-grabbing colors like red, and incorporation of darker shades. The analysis indicates the new cover will also use red text as it is suitable for both the magazine and sport topic of football. An audience profile identifies the target readers as 12-18 year old male belongers of balanced social status interested in football players' lives.
Presentation2
The document discusses identifying the target audience for a media product. It notes that the target audience depends on factors like the genre and elements of the specific film. For the psychological thriller film "Obsession", the target audience is identified as teenage girls age 15-20 because the main character is a young girl and the psychological elements are expected to appeal more to female audiences than male audiences. Additionally, the target audience includes those who enjoy similar psychological thriller films like Se7en and The Orphan.
Evaluation Question 5
Through research including a questionnaire and opinions on similar films, the filmmakers found their target audience is young adults aged 16-25 who enjoy gritty, thrilling dramas portraying realistic social problems. They aimed to represent this group in their film about young people in South London involved in crime and the issues affecting the area, using actors mostly aged 17-18.
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The document summarizes feedback received from audiences of different ages and genders on a magazine front cover and film poster. For each piece of feedback, it notes what the audience said, what the creator thought, and how they decided to modify the next draft in response. The feedback led to changes like altering background colors, removing colors, not including violent images, adjusting text sizes and placements, modifying shadows, and repositioning titles. It concludes by asking questions to gauge how effective the materials are at conveying the film's genre and target audience.
Evaluation question 4
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Main task evaluation3
Our target audience for the media product is males and females aged 15 to 34. This age range was chosen based on primary research through questionnaires showing most respondents were 16 to 34, and secondary research finding cinema attendance was equal between males and females. To attract this audience, the plot of the opening sequence includes suspense, action and intensity, such as a car crash scene, to hold the interest of the 16 to 34 year olds.
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Evaluation Question 5
Through research including a questionnaire and opinions on similar films, the filmmakers found their target audience is young adults aged 16-25 who enjoy gritty, thrilling dramas portraying realistic social problems. They aimed to represent this group in their film about young people in South London involved in crime and the issues affecting the area, using actors mostly aged 17-18.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses feedback from a target audience questionnaire about a horror movie trailer, poster, and magazine cover. 15- to 18-year-olds provided feedback. Most saw that the trailer conveyed a psychological thriller genre through its modern topic and portrayal of the protagonist's emotions. However, some felt it did not emphasize the psychological aspect enough. All felt the poster, trailer, and magazine cover worked coherently together to advertise the same project through shared visual elements. Feedback praised conventions in the trailer like dark locations and a human antagonist. Audiences found the trailer's editing, soundtracks, and use of silence made it scary and professional.
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Evaluation Activity 4
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Evaluation4
The target audience for the media product would be males ages 12-21. This is because the main characters are male, and the humor relates more to males. Elements like references to male genitals would be funnier to males who can relate from personal experience. Other films with similar male-focused humor like The Inbetweeners movie are cited as comparisons. The age range was chosen as 12-21 because the comedic elements involve humor around intoxication that younger audiences could relate to experiences with non-alcoholic drinks. Specific interests of the target audience included hobbies like football, TV, video games, and socializing, which match activities of the characters. These interests would help determine if the audience watches the product
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The combination of the main product (teaser trailer) and ancillary texts (poster and magazine cover) effectively establish a consistent brand identity for the film. All three products use similar visual elements like colors, characters, fonts, and graphics to represent the same genre (crime drama) and narrative themes. Each product clearly features and represents the two main protagonists. Together, the products appeal to and are aimed at the same target audience of males aged 15-35.
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- 8. Questionnaire results Out of the results this stands out as it is more then half the people stream online, but then 66% of that do so illegally. We would need to do this questionnaire with a much larger group of participants to get a accurate result Tuesday, 16 July 2013
- 9. Successful poster campaign This is the vector created portrait of Obama by Shepard Fairey, it played a key roll in Obama’s campaign, is it stood out because •The beautiful vector shapes and shading •The only colours used Red, White, Blue •The only word “HOPE” Tuesday, 16 July 2013
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- 14. I have developed the idea from before and make it up in illustrator. I feel the font works as it has an element of class to it. then for the copyright logo I drew it using the pen tool. Tuesday, 16 July 2013
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- 17. This was another idea using the same slogan but then a different image Tuesday, 16 July 2013