The document discusses costume choices for several characters in a film production. It describes casual outfits for two main female characters, Sophie and Flo, when hanging out with friends at home. It then contrasts these with sexier, more provocative dresses chosen for the characters to wear to a party to attract the male gaze. Costumes are also selected for two male characters, Oscar and Harry, portraying their individual styles when arriving at Flo's house or attending the party. The document considers and rejects other outfit options that would be unrealistic or not match the personalities and scenes of the characters.
This document discusses influential figures in film that inspire the creators. It profiles several directors, actors, and producers. John Hughes is noted for his ability to inspire others in the industry and his trademark of close-up shots between characters locking eyes. Actress AnnaSophia Robb's career in romance and comedy films is seen as emblematic of the experiences the creators want their characters to go through. Victoria Justice is praised for her confidence and diverse roles, with one character intended to be a tomboy like her. Logan Lerman's innocent but confident roles also provide inspiration. The British production company Working Title Films is cited as a good fit since the film will be British-based. Finally, the document outlines that the company
This document discusses plans for a short film about four best friends - Harry, Flo, Oscar, and Sophie - who are inseparable in college but face challenges in their relationships when Harry develops romantic feelings for Flo. The opening scene will show the friends getting ready for a party, with Harry unable to take his eyes off Flo. The film aims to convey messages about not letting love change friendships and prioritizing what's most important.
This document summarizes two filming locations for a project. Location 1 is Flo's house, which is described as a traditional English family home located in Quorn. This location will be used for most of the opening sequence and represents upper middle class British life. Location 2 is Quorn Park, which is chosen for a skateboarding scene between two characters, Harry and Oscar. Both locations are within 5 minutes of another character Annabel's house and are convenient for filming in Quorn.
The document discusses the marketing strategy for the independent film "Go with Flo". Posters and social media platforms like Facebook will be used to promote the film to its target audience of teenagers and young adults. Updates will be posted on social media and a website during production to generate interest and advertise the film. A soundtrack will also be produced to help sell the film, made possible through the parent company Universal's horizontal integration.
This document describes 4 outfits for a daytime advertising photoshoot and 4 outfits for a nighttime photoshoot. It then describes 4 outfits for a sponsorship sequence. Each outfit is analyzed in 1-2 paragraphs explaining how each piece of clothing connotes confidence, femininity, and empowerment. Stylistic choices are described as appealing to the target audience and conveying messages about the model's identity and relationship to consumerism.
The document discusses three potential locations for shooting fashion advertisements:
1) A quiet street in Nottingham known for its architecture would be used for an daytime shoot, featuring props like a phone booth.
2) A photography studio in Hinckley owned by a friend's sister would be used for an evening-themed night shoot, with its white background making clothing stand out.
3) A model's basic white and grey bedroom with natural light and brought-in studio lights would be used for a sponsorship sequence, featuring fashion magazines on the wall in line with the fashion theme.
The document summarizes research from a focus group on a film opening sequence. The group tested the sequence on teenagers aged 15-18. Based on their feedback, the sequence successfully targeted its primary teenage audience but did not appeal as much to an older, more sophisticated audience. Some key points of feedback included making the speech bubbles in the comic book style sequence longer to aid readability. The overall message conveyed was that friendship is important.
The document discusses costume choices for several characters in a film production. It describes casual outfits for two main female characters, Sophie and Flo, when hanging out with friends at home. It then contrasts these with sexier, more provocative dresses chosen for the characters to wear to a party to attract the male gaze. Costumes are also selected for two male characters, Oscar and Harry, portraying their individual styles when arriving at Flo's house or attending the party. The document considers and rejects other outfit options that would be unrealistic or not match the personalities and scenes of the characters.
This document discusses influential figures in film that inspire the creators. It profiles several directors, actors, and producers. John Hughes is noted for his ability to inspire others in the industry and his trademark of close-up shots between characters locking eyes. Actress AnnaSophia Robb's career in romance and comedy films is seen as emblematic of the experiences the creators want their characters to go through. Victoria Justice is praised for her confidence and diverse roles, with one character intended to be a tomboy like her. Logan Lerman's innocent but confident roles also provide inspiration. The British production company Working Title Films is cited as a good fit since the film will be British-based. Finally, the document outlines that the company
This document discusses plans for a short film about four best friends - Harry, Flo, Oscar, and Sophie - who are inseparable in college but face challenges in their relationships when Harry develops romantic feelings for Flo. The opening scene will show the friends getting ready for a party, with Harry unable to take his eyes off Flo. The film aims to convey messages about not letting love change friendships and prioritizing what's most important.
This document summarizes two filming locations for a project. Location 1 is Flo's house, which is described as a traditional English family home located in Quorn. This location will be used for most of the opening sequence and represents upper middle class British life. Location 2 is Quorn Park, which is chosen for a skateboarding scene between two characters, Harry and Oscar. Both locations are within 5 minutes of another character Annabel's house and are convenient for filming in Quorn.
The document discusses the marketing strategy for the independent film "Go with Flo". Posters and social media platforms like Facebook will be used to promote the film to its target audience of teenagers and young adults. Updates will be posted on social media and a website during production to generate interest and advertise the film. A soundtrack will also be produced to help sell the film, made possible through the parent company Universal's horizontal integration.
This document describes 4 outfits for a daytime advertising photoshoot and 4 outfits for a nighttime photoshoot. It then describes 4 outfits for a sponsorship sequence. Each outfit is analyzed in 1-2 paragraphs explaining how each piece of clothing connotes confidence, femininity, and empowerment. Stylistic choices are described as appealing to the target audience and conveying messages about the model's identity and relationship to consumerism.
The document discusses three potential locations for shooting fashion advertisements:
1) A quiet street in Nottingham known for its architecture would be used for an daytime shoot, featuring props like a phone booth.
2) A photography studio in Hinckley owned by a friend's sister would be used for an evening-themed night shoot, with its white background making clothing stand out.
3) A model's basic white and grey bedroom with natural light and brought-in studio lights would be used for a sponsorship sequence, featuring fashion magazines on the wall in line with the fashion theme.
The document summarizes research from a focus group on a film opening sequence. The group tested the sequence on teenagers aged 15-18. Based on their feedback, the sequence successfully targeted its primary teenage audience but did not appeal as much to an older, more sophisticated audience. Some key points of feedback included making the speech bubbles in the comic book style sequence longer to aid readability. The overall message conveyed was that friendship is important.
This document discusses the brand identity and marketing strategy for an online fashion brand called Ellie-may. The brand is focusing its promotion efforts on social media platforms Instagram and Twitter to target their digitally native audience. Instagram and Twitter were chosen because they have large, engaged user bases especially among younger consumers. The brand created Instagram and Twitter pages to share outfit ideas, new releases, and events in order to engage customers and promote the brand through below-the-line marketing directly on mobile devices. In addition, the brand will advertise in magazines and produce its own monthly digital magazine to reach a wider audience through more traditional marketing methods.
- The document summarizes audience feedback from test screenings of advertisements for a clothing brand.
- Responses were mostly positive from the target audience but negative from those who knew they weren't the target.
- Some felt the models and music weren't relatable to all, while others liked that different tastes were represented.
- Locations, outfits, and editing styles engaged most of the target audience but were too flashy or fast-paced for some.
The radio advertisement features two girls getting ready for a night out while one struggles to find something to wear. It aims to target young females aged 18-25. While most female respondents felt they could relate to the situation in the ad, the male respondents indicated they did not feel the ad was aimed at them and therefore did not pay close attention. The ad uses voices that sound the appropriate age for the target audience and provides details on the wide variety of clothing items available at the brand being advertised, Ellie-May. However, some felt directly mentioning that the brand is for "uni students" came across as patronizing by implying all they do is shop.
The document discusses conventions used in sponsorship sequences, radio advertisements, and television advertisements for fashion brands. It summarizes how the brand followed many conventions such as using upbeat music in sponsorship sequences, narratives and voiceovers in radio ads, and text overlays and short lengths in television ads. However, it also discusses how the brand broke some conventions by using their own models instead of celebrities, and including camera movement in sponsorship sequences to make them more memorable. Overall, the document focuses on both adhering to and challenging standard conventions across different advertising mediums.
1) The document analyzes conventions of fashion sponsorship advertisements, including having short 15-30 second ads, quick cuts between shots to showcase a variety of clothes, and upbeat soundtracks.
2) It discusses the ad's narrative of two girls getting ready for a night out and how this appeals to their target audience of 18-25 year old girls.
3) The ad sponsors Gossip Girl because the show and brand have similar target audiences that value fashionable self-expression.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience on an advertisement. Key points include:
- Audience members wanted to see more outfits shown to be more engaged with the brand.
- Some felt the narrative and lighting could be improved as it was dull and hard to understand.
- Most liked the different camera shots and angles as it captured their interest.
- Feedback will help strengthen future ads by focusing on outfits, narrative clarity and lighting.
- Marx saw capitalism as destroying its own markets by paying workers minimum wages to maximize profits, leaving workers unable to afford goods and causing supply to exceed demand.
- The document discusses how advertising for clothing brands distracts audiences from their daily struggles and oppression by focusing on material goods and fashion. Prices are shown to appeal to low-income audiences and keep the system of low wages ongoing.
- Different ads target different demographics through styles of clothing, models, and inclusion or exclusion of pricing information to either broaden or focus the target audience. The goal is to build brand allegiance and encourage consumption.
Our primary audience is white British males aged 30-45 from socioeconomic classes A-B. Our secondary audience is similar but from classes B-C1. We made the right decision to target this specialist audience as our independent film company produced niche content addressing complex social issues that this age range could appreciate. While we received no direct audience feedback, the 15 certificate seems appropriate given the mature themes.
The document describes research conducted with a focus group to test an opening sequence for a romantic comedy film. It provides details about the characters involved in the focus group, their ages and backgrounds. It then outlines the questions asked of the focus group about the opening sequence and summarizes their feedback, which indicated they enjoyed the humor, style and concept of the sequence. The document also discusses lessons learned about targeting the intended audience age range and how the sequence established the relationships between main characters.
The document summarizes feedback received from test screenings of an opening sequence for a romantic comedy film targeted at teenagers. Focus group participants enjoyed the humor, style, and concept of the opening. Some felt the age range was too wide and should be narrowed to 15-19 years old. Most said they would see the film with friends, showing it successfully conveyed the message of friendship being important. The filmmakers incorporated this feedback to improve their understanding of the target audience and help with marketing.
Niamh expressed that having a male protagonist in a rom-com was unique and could appeal to both genders. While she initially preferred a voiceover opening, after examples she agreed dialogue was suitable. Samantha, an advertising professional, agreed with using a medium close up for an eye-locking scene and thought an establishing shot would be better to open with than a long shot of skateboarding. The focus group helped finalize film elements and provided further opinions on the opening sequence.
This document discusses inspirational figures for a new film including directors, actors, and producers. It provides details on Amy Heckerling, John Hughes, AnnaSophia Robb, Victoria Justice, Douglas Booth, Logan Lerman, the production company Working Title Films, and the institutional goals of challenging some conventions while reproducing mainstream ideas of love and marketing synergy. Actors and directors like Hughes, Robb, and Lerman provide examples of characters and scenes that could inspire characters and plots in the new film.
This document discusses the marketing plan for the independent film "Go with Flo". It will use posters, social media like Facebook, a production website, and a Twitter account to promote the film and connect with its target teenage and young adult audience. It also notes that the film's production company has a distribution deal with Universal which will help in promoting the film's soundtrack.
This document describes two filming locations for a project. The first location is Flo's family home in Quorn, which will be used for an opening sequence showing the characters getting ready to go to a party. The second location is Quorn Park, where a skateboarding scene will take place showing Harry waiting for Oscar before they go to Flo's house. Both locations are within 5 minutes of another location important to the story.
- The document discusses boundaries and certification for a 15 rating by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC).
- Within a 15 rating, strong language is allowed but not aggressive or continued swearing. Sexual activity and nudity can be shown without strong detail. References to sex and sexual behavior are allowed if not strong or crude.
- The filmmakers' target audience is 15-25 years old, so a 15 rating is suitable. A 15 allows strong violence, frequent strong language, portrayals of sexual activity, brief scenes of sexual violence, and discriminatory language if not endorsing it.
The document discusses plans for an opening sequence to a film about four best friends. It describes scenes of the two girls getting ready at one house and the boys getting ready at another, becoming bored while waiting for the girls. When they finally arrive, one boy gets angry they took so long while the main character Harry cannot take his eyes off Flo. The document also provides context about the characters, locations, themes, and planned shot types and editing for the opening sequence.
The document summarizes feedback from a focus group for a film project. Members of the focus group included potential viewers from the target demographic as well as industry professionals. Feedback touched on preferences for characters, plot, music, and visual elements for an opening sequence. In particular, one participant felt a male lead was a unique choice that could appeal to both genders. Another industry member suggested an establishing shot to open the skateboarding scene. A third recommended introducing characters and using a village setting to match the intended audience.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a romantic comedy film. Respondents preferred the main character to be between 18-19 years old and for the location to be in a city. They selected the song "Young and Beautiful" by Lana Del Rey but the filmmakers decided to use "Better Together" by Jack Johnson instead. The main character will be extroverted and scenes will use dialogue and medium close-ups. Zac Efron will inspire the lead protagonist.
The document discusses teenagers in the UK, noting that there are currently 5.4 million teenagers, which is less than 10% of the population, and that number is predicted to fall to 4.9 million by 2017. It also mentions cinema trips and what teens spend their money on as headings but does not provide any details on those topics.
The document discusses conventions and elements of romantic comedies. It proposes a plot where the main protagonist, who is one of four best friends, falls for one of the girls in the group. This causes problems and ruins their friendship. The narrative aims to subvert conventions by having the male protagonist need saving and the female be the hero who resolves the issue. It also discusses the categories romantic comedy narratives fall into, selecting the "Slumming It" type where class differences cause conflict.
The document discusses several theories related to film direction, genres, audiences, and media reception:
- The auteur theory argues that directors impose their personal vision through consistent creative choices like camera work. Genre theory categorizes films based on shared iconography and cultural values.
- Audience theories range from the "effects model" where media directly influences passive audiences, to uses and gratifications where active audiences use media for needs like escapism.
- Reception theory holds that media texts are encoded with meanings that audiences may decode differently by accepting, negotiating, or opposing the intended meanings. Identification theory proposes audiences find stress relief by identifying with media characters.
This document discusses the brand identity and marketing strategy for an online fashion brand called Ellie-may. The brand is focusing its promotion efforts on social media platforms Instagram and Twitter to target their digitally native audience. Instagram and Twitter were chosen because they have large, engaged user bases especially among younger consumers. The brand created Instagram and Twitter pages to share outfit ideas, new releases, and events in order to engage customers and promote the brand through below-the-line marketing directly on mobile devices. In addition, the brand will advertise in magazines and produce its own monthly digital magazine to reach a wider audience through more traditional marketing methods.
- The document summarizes audience feedback from test screenings of advertisements for a clothing brand.
- Responses were mostly positive from the target audience but negative from those who knew they weren't the target.
- Some felt the models and music weren't relatable to all, while others liked that different tastes were represented.
- Locations, outfits, and editing styles engaged most of the target audience but were too flashy or fast-paced for some.
The radio advertisement features two girls getting ready for a night out while one struggles to find something to wear. It aims to target young females aged 18-25. While most female respondents felt they could relate to the situation in the ad, the male respondents indicated they did not feel the ad was aimed at them and therefore did not pay close attention. The ad uses voices that sound the appropriate age for the target audience and provides details on the wide variety of clothing items available at the brand being advertised, Ellie-May. However, some felt directly mentioning that the brand is for "uni students" came across as patronizing by implying all they do is shop.
The document discusses conventions used in sponsorship sequences, radio advertisements, and television advertisements for fashion brands. It summarizes how the brand followed many conventions such as using upbeat music in sponsorship sequences, narratives and voiceovers in radio ads, and text overlays and short lengths in television ads. However, it also discusses how the brand broke some conventions by using their own models instead of celebrities, and including camera movement in sponsorship sequences to make them more memorable. Overall, the document focuses on both adhering to and challenging standard conventions across different advertising mediums.
1) The document analyzes conventions of fashion sponsorship advertisements, including having short 15-30 second ads, quick cuts between shots to showcase a variety of clothes, and upbeat soundtracks.
2) It discusses the ad's narrative of two girls getting ready for a night out and how this appeals to their target audience of 18-25 year old girls.
3) The ad sponsors Gossip Girl because the show and brand have similar target audiences that value fashionable self-expression.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience on an advertisement. Key points include:
- Audience members wanted to see more outfits shown to be more engaged with the brand.
- Some felt the narrative and lighting could be improved as it was dull and hard to understand.
- Most liked the different camera shots and angles as it captured their interest.
- Feedback will help strengthen future ads by focusing on outfits, narrative clarity and lighting.
- Marx saw capitalism as destroying its own markets by paying workers minimum wages to maximize profits, leaving workers unable to afford goods and causing supply to exceed demand.
- The document discusses how advertising for clothing brands distracts audiences from their daily struggles and oppression by focusing on material goods and fashion. Prices are shown to appeal to low-income audiences and keep the system of low wages ongoing.
- Different ads target different demographics through styles of clothing, models, and inclusion or exclusion of pricing information to either broaden or focus the target audience. The goal is to build brand allegiance and encourage consumption.
Our primary audience is white British males aged 30-45 from socioeconomic classes A-B. Our secondary audience is similar but from classes B-C1. We made the right decision to target this specialist audience as our independent film company produced niche content addressing complex social issues that this age range could appreciate. While we received no direct audience feedback, the 15 certificate seems appropriate given the mature themes.
The document describes research conducted with a focus group to test an opening sequence for a romantic comedy film. It provides details about the characters involved in the focus group, their ages and backgrounds. It then outlines the questions asked of the focus group about the opening sequence and summarizes their feedback, which indicated they enjoyed the humor, style and concept of the sequence. The document also discusses lessons learned about targeting the intended audience age range and how the sequence established the relationships between main characters.
The document summarizes feedback received from test screenings of an opening sequence for a romantic comedy film targeted at teenagers. Focus group participants enjoyed the humor, style, and concept of the opening. Some felt the age range was too wide and should be narrowed to 15-19 years old. Most said they would see the film with friends, showing it successfully conveyed the message of friendship being important. The filmmakers incorporated this feedback to improve their understanding of the target audience and help with marketing.
Niamh expressed that having a male protagonist in a rom-com was unique and could appeal to both genders. While she initially preferred a voiceover opening, after examples she agreed dialogue was suitable. Samantha, an advertising professional, agreed with using a medium close up for an eye-locking scene and thought an establishing shot would be better to open with than a long shot of skateboarding. The focus group helped finalize film elements and provided further opinions on the opening sequence.
This document discusses inspirational figures for a new film including directors, actors, and producers. It provides details on Amy Heckerling, John Hughes, AnnaSophia Robb, Victoria Justice, Douglas Booth, Logan Lerman, the production company Working Title Films, and the institutional goals of challenging some conventions while reproducing mainstream ideas of love and marketing synergy. Actors and directors like Hughes, Robb, and Lerman provide examples of characters and scenes that could inspire characters and plots in the new film.
This document discusses the marketing plan for the independent film "Go with Flo". It will use posters, social media like Facebook, a production website, and a Twitter account to promote the film and connect with its target teenage and young adult audience. It also notes that the film's production company has a distribution deal with Universal which will help in promoting the film's soundtrack.
This document describes two filming locations for a project. The first location is Flo's family home in Quorn, which will be used for an opening sequence showing the characters getting ready to go to a party. The second location is Quorn Park, where a skateboarding scene will take place showing Harry waiting for Oscar before they go to Flo's house. Both locations are within 5 minutes of another location important to the story.
- The document discusses boundaries and certification for a 15 rating by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC).
- Within a 15 rating, strong language is allowed but not aggressive or continued swearing. Sexual activity and nudity can be shown without strong detail. References to sex and sexual behavior are allowed if not strong or crude.
- The filmmakers' target audience is 15-25 years old, so a 15 rating is suitable. A 15 allows strong violence, frequent strong language, portrayals of sexual activity, brief scenes of sexual violence, and discriminatory language if not endorsing it.
The document discusses plans for an opening sequence to a film about four best friends. It describes scenes of the two girls getting ready at one house and the boys getting ready at another, becoming bored while waiting for the girls. When they finally arrive, one boy gets angry they took so long while the main character Harry cannot take his eyes off Flo. The document also provides context about the characters, locations, themes, and planned shot types and editing for the opening sequence.
The document summarizes feedback from a focus group for a film project. Members of the focus group included potential viewers from the target demographic as well as industry professionals. Feedback touched on preferences for characters, plot, music, and visual elements for an opening sequence. In particular, one participant felt a male lead was a unique choice that could appeal to both genders. Another industry member suggested an establishing shot to open the skateboarding scene. A third recommended introducing characters and using a village setting to match the intended audience.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a romantic comedy film. Respondents preferred the main character to be between 18-19 years old and for the location to be in a city. They selected the song "Young and Beautiful" by Lana Del Rey but the filmmakers decided to use "Better Together" by Jack Johnson instead. The main character will be extroverted and scenes will use dialogue and medium close-ups. Zac Efron will inspire the lead protagonist.
The document discusses teenagers in the UK, noting that there are currently 5.4 million teenagers, which is less than 10% of the population, and that number is predicted to fall to 4.9 million by 2017. It also mentions cinema trips and what teens spend their money on as headings but does not provide any details on those topics.
The document discusses conventions and elements of romantic comedies. It proposes a plot where the main protagonist, who is one of four best friends, falls for one of the girls in the group. This causes problems and ruins their friendship. The narrative aims to subvert conventions by having the male protagonist need saving and the female be the hero who resolves the issue. It also discusses the categories romantic comedy narratives fall into, selecting the "Slumming It" type where class differences cause conflict.
The document discusses several theories related to film direction, genres, audiences, and media reception:
- The auteur theory argues that directors impose their personal vision through consistent creative choices like camera work. Genre theory categorizes films based on shared iconography and cultural values.
- Audience theories range from the "effects model" where media directly influences passive audiences, to uses and gratifications where active audiences use media for needs like escapism.
- Reception theory holds that media texts are encoded with meanings that audiences may decode differently by accepting, negotiating, or opposing the intended meanings. Identification theory proposes audiences find stress relief by identifying with media characters.
The document discusses several theories related to film directors, genres, audiences, and media reception:
1) The auteur theory argues that directors impose their personal vision through stylistic elements like camera work. Hitchcock is cited as an example who featured creative techniques.
2) Genre theory categorizes media based on shared iconography and cultural values. Genres help audiences decide what to watch and evolve over time with changing conventions.
3) Audience theories range from the effects model where messages are passively received, to uses and gratifications where audiences actively seek pleasures, to reception theory where messages can be interpreted differently.
The document discusses several theories related to film directors, genres, and audiences. Regarding auteur theory, it explains that some French critics believe directors should impose their personal vision, like Alfred Hitchcock did with certain shots. Genre theory examines how films are categorized into genres based on iconography and cultural values. Audience theories range from the effects model where audiences passively receive messages, to uses and gratifications where audiences actively seek fulfillment from media.
This document discusses the production, distribution, and marketing strategy for a new film. It will be produced by Working Title, a British film company owned by Universal Studios, allowing for vertical integration. The film will have a soundtrack produced alongside it, demonstrating horizontal integration. Marketing will include an official trailer, posters, and a social media campaign to target younger audiences. By partnering Working Title and Universal, both niche and mass audiences can be reached through cross-media convergence and leveraging their different marketing strengths.
This document discusses influential figures in film that inspire the creators of an opening film sequence. It provides information on directors Amy Heckerling and John Hughes, actors AnnaSophia Robb and Victoria Justice, and actors Douglas Booth and Logan Lerman. It also discusses the production company Working Title and notes the creators want to produce their film with a large conglomerate like Working Title/Universal Studios that can mass market the film and soundtrack for maximum exposure.
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