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The target audience for the independent thriller film is 15-25 year olds of both genders. Men may be drawn by the attractive actress, while women and girls can relate to themes of fitness and appearance. With a limited budget, word of mouth and free online platforms like YouTube would be effective ways to promote the film. The demographics of interest are teens and young adults, as the main character is a young blonde girl around age 17-18. Features like her clothing and popular music may appeal to younger viewers who enjoy thrillers and independent films.
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We surveyed more males than females aged 16-20, our target audience. Most respondents preferred crime genres. When making posters, we found listing the actor's name professionally was most important to audiences. Based on research, our crime drama will be set in a city, involve drugs, and feature famous actors to appeal to viewers.
Pitch updated
The short film follows a 17-year old boy who gets into an altercation with a homeless man after leaving a party. The boy mocks and insults the homeless man. Later, the boy faces consequences for his actions and treatment of the homeless man. The film aims to raise awareness of how people should treat others, especially those less fortunate, and that bad behavior can have negative repercussions.
Question four
Our film was rated 18 based on audience research showing most people preferred elements typically found in 18-rated films, such as violence. While including some violence, our film did not include sex scenes. We aimed our film at teens and adults aged 18-30, particularly males, based on the themes and genres of similar films and shows that appeal to this demographic, such as the TV show Gotham. The age rating of 18 shaped our target audience and the types of conventions we included, which we determined would fit best within an 18-rating based on ratings guidelines and audience feedback.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the film is ages 15 and up. Research in the form of questionnaires found that most people thought the target audience was teenagers and those 15+. An audience profile was developed that aimed the film at both males and females ages 15 and up, with no focus on race, religion, or other attributes. This research informed decisions about the film's age rating of 15 and its portrayal of characters without adding to stereotypes.
Question 2 representing social groups
Ben, the main character, is portrayed as a normal 17-year-old teenager to represent and appeal to younger audiences. He is working class, dressed casually in jeans and a jumper to show that the events of the film could happen to anyone. The second character, the unnamed murderer, is also 17 years old and dressed casually to show that anyone can be a threat and raise awareness of younger threats. The film aims to represent younger people fully and break the stereotype that horrors usually target adults.
Pr1 research techniques
This document discusses different research techniques for films, including demographic profiling and quantitative/qualitative data collection. It provides examples of mainstream, alternative, and niche films. The document then details an exit poll survey conducted on two films, Bridget Jones and Blair Witch. The results showed Bridget Jones was more popular among female respondents aged 15-19, who generally enjoyed comedy genres. This case study demonstrates how research can provide useful audience data to inform future filmmaking.
Evaluation q 4 5
The target audience for the media product is females aged 15-45 from various socioeconomic classes. This is based on research of romantic film statistics showing the primary viewers are female and ranging from teenagers to adults over 45. The film features a 16-year-old female protagonist and 17-year-old male protagonist to particularly attract teenagers who can relate to the young love story. While mainly targeting females given research showing they prefer romance genres more, it also allows for some male viewers through couples watching or interest in the male gangster character. The film portrays characters from different classes through their costumes, locations, and props to appeal to audiences across socioeconomic backgrounds.
Evaluation
This document discusses the target audience for a media product. The target audience is identified as young adults aged 16-28 because they can better associate with the themes explored in the film compared to older generations. Examples are given of things this age group typically enjoys, like modern technology, fashionable clothing brands, and upbeat music. Feedback on the film found it effectively targeted this audience with an interesting plot, good use of camera shots, and suspense. The opening addressed the target audience by using genre conventions like character archetypes, appropriate iconography, narrative elements, and music suited to the age group.
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We surveyed more males than females aged 16-20, our target audience. Most respondents preferred crime genres. When making posters, we found listing the actor's name professionally was most important to audiences. Based on research, our crime drama will be set in a city, involve drugs, and feature famous actors to appeal to viewers.
Pitch updated
The short film follows a 17-year old boy who gets into an altercation with a homeless man after leaving a party. The boy mocks and insults the homeless man. Later, the boy faces consequences for his actions and treatment of the homeless man. The film aims to raise awareness of how people should treat others, especially those less fortunate, and that bad behavior can have negative repercussions.
Question four
Our film was rated 18 based on audience research showing most people preferred elements typically found in 18-rated films, such as violence. While including some violence, our film did not include sex scenes. We aimed our film at teens and adults aged 18-30, particularly males, based on the themes and genres of similar films and shows that appeal to this demographic, such as the TV show Gotham. The age rating of 18 shaped our target audience and the types of conventions we included, which we determined would fit best within an 18-rating based on ratings guidelines and audience feedback.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the film is ages 15 and up. Research in the form of questionnaires found that most people thought the target audience was teenagers and those 15+. An audience profile was developed that aimed the film at both males and females ages 15 and up, with no focus on race, religion, or other attributes. This research informed decisions about the film's age rating of 15 and its portrayal of characters without adding to stereotypes.
Question 2 representing social groups
Ben, the main character, is portrayed as a normal 17-year-old teenager to represent and appeal to younger audiences. He is working class, dressed casually in jeans and a jumper to show that the events of the film could happen to anyone. The second character, the unnamed murderer, is also 17 years old and dressed casually to show that anyone can be a threat and raise awareness of younger threats. The film aims to represent younger people fully and break the stereotype that horrors usually target adults.
Pr1 research techniques
This document discusses different research techniques for films, including demographic profiling and quantitative/qualitative data collection. It provides examples of mainstream, alternative, and niche films. The document then details an exit poll survey conducted on two films, Bridget Jones and Blair Witch. The results showed Bridget Jones was more popular among female respondents aged 15-19, who generally enjoyed comedy genres. This case study demonstrates how research can provide useful audience data to inform future filmmaking.
Evaluation q 4 5
The target audience for the media product is females aged 15-45 from various socioeconomic classes. This is based on research of romantic film statistics showing the primary viewers are female and ranging from teenagers to adults over 45. The film features a 16-year-old female protagonist and 17-year-old male protagonist to particularly attract teenagers who can relate to the young love story. While mainly targeting females given research showing they prefer romance genres more, it also allows for some male viewers through couples watching or interest in the male gangster character. The film portrays characters from different classes through their costumes, locations, and props to appeal to audiences across socioeconomic backgrounds.
Evaluation
This document discusses the target audience for a media product. The target audience is identified as young adults aged 16-28 because they can better associate with the themes explored in the film compared to older generations. Examples are given of things this age group typically enjoys, like modern technology, fashionable clothing brands, and upbeat music. Feedback on the film found it effectively targeted this audience with an interesting plot, good use of camera shots, and suspense. The opening addressed the target audience by using genre conventions like character archetypes, appropriate iconography, narrative elements, and music suited to the age group.
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The target audience for the film's title sequence is white women aged 12-40. This is because women typically enjoy drama films more than men and can relate more to the main character Louise, who is around 35 years old. Pre-production research was conducted on similar films to determine appropriate target audiences. Films like Eat Pray Love and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel were examined, as they have similar genres and plots, with target audiences of women in their 30s. The research helped ensure the film showed codes and conventions of those targeting similar audiences.
Evaluation
This document discusses the target audience for a media product. The target audience is identified as young adults aged 16-28 because they can associate more with the subject matter than older generations. The document contains two mood boards that show the target audience enjoys modern technology, fashionable clothing, socializing, video games, and television shows like EastEnders. Feedback on the film indicates it has an interesting plot and target audience but the mystery/enigma element needs to be less obvious. To attract the target audience of teenagers seeking thrill and adrenaline, the opening of the thriller film incorporates genre conventions like character archetypes, symbolic props and costumes, and a narrative sequence of mysterious events. Music and shot types are also used to build suspense.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the film is teens and young adults aged 13 to 21, both female and male. It will appeal to this age group because the main character, an average male, deals with relationship troubles in school, which many teens can relate to. Female characters wear trendy outfits to appeal to a female audience. The ideal target audience is also identified as a female aged 25 to 29 who works in education and enjoys pop culture, social media, movies, TV shows, and music popular with teens and young adults.
Evaluation question 4
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Evalutation Questions 2, 4, 5 and 7
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Question four
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Evaluation - Question 4
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Evaluation question 4
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Evaluation question 4
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Evalutation Questions 2, 4, 5 and 7
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Question four
This document discusses the target audience for a media product. The target audience is identified as white males aged 35 and over from a working class background. This demographic typically enjoys action films and seeks escapism. Research shows this group is most likely to watch an action film. The film will receive an 18 rating from the BBFC due to violence, language, and mild sex/nudity. It will be shown in multiplex cinemas to reach a mainstream audience, as the action genre and target demographic would be best served in large venues rather than independent cinemas.
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The document discusses the evolution of teen films over several decades from the 1970s to present. It describes how teen films in the 1970s focused on relatable everyday situations and gangs rather than stereotypes. In the 1980s, around 40 teen films were made that started exploring stereotypes like "jocks" and using different stereotypes in films. The 1990s saw teen films introduce mobile phones and convertible cars as props that wealthier characters like jocks and princesses would have. New millennium films in the 2000s focused more on teenage romance and relationships. In the 2010s, action films incorporated teenage characters and were a big hit, taking the genre to new levels. However, some criticize recent teen films for
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Evaluation question 4 final
The document discusses the target audience for a horror film called Scarlett. It explains that the film received a 15 rating due to mild to strong language and strong violence shown between characters. Research found that 15-25 year olds are the biggest audience for horror films. To fit the 15 rating, strong language is not overly aggressive and violence is shown without graphic details. A survey was conducted of this 15-25 age group to determine if the film appealed more to males or females. The results showed females had a slightly larger fan base for horror than males.
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Evaluation - Question 4
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The document discusses technologies Ellie Wright learned about through creating a film product. She used Final Cut Pro editing software to transfer, edit, and format video footage. The software allowed her to arrange shots and add transitions between scenes. Ellie also used an HD camcorder, which had a high-quality sensor and zoom function, making filming easier than with a phone camera. Final Cut Pro and the HD camera provided advantages like easy transport of footage between devices, but using memory cards introduced the risk of losing footage if a card was overwritten or lost.
Evaluation 6
From constructing a film opening using Panasonic HD cameras and Final Cut Pro editing software, the student learned:
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- Final Cut Pro makes editing easy through features like adding transitions, effects, cutting/pasting scenes, and precisely placing sounds.
- Various film techniques like different shot types, lighting adjustments, and effects help make the thriller more interesting and professional.
Evaluation 3
British independent films typically have lower budgets than Hollywood blockbusters because British production companies cannot afford large budgets. Most British films do not use many production and distribution companies either, as they cannot pay for production and distribution due to their small budgets. In contrast, Hollywood blockbusters have higher budgets as they are funded by major conglomerates like Disney, Universal, and Warner Bros. These large companies can afford big budgets for popular films that attract large audiences.
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The document analyzes and summarizes the key elements of several thriller movie posters that make the films seem intriguing and suspenseful. For the poster of Batman: The Dark Knight Rises, it notes the use of dark colors and fire imagery to create a spooky and scary tone, with Batman depicted in a strong posture ready for battle. For Escape Plan, it highlights how the title and image of two men in a glass cage prompts questions about what they are escaping and from whom. For The Shining, it describes how the image of a man breaking through a door makes the viewer think he is the villain and curious about his motives.
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The document profiles 5 famous film directors: Alfred Hitchcock, Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, Quentin Tarantino, and Martin Scorsese. It provides biographical details and their top 4 highest rated movies. Hitchcock pioneered suspense and thriller genres and moved from Britain to Hollywood. Spielberg's early films were blockbusters covering science fiction and adventure. Cameron's films have grossed over $2 billion and include Titanic and Avatar. Tarantino uses nonlinear storytelling and violence in neo-noir films. Scorsese is regarded as one of the greatest directors with films like Goodfellas, Taxi Driver, and Raging Bull.
Differences between thriller movies & horror movies
Thrillers and horror movies differ in their psychological effects and depictions of violence. Thrillers rely more on plot twists and psychological elements to intrigue audiences, while horrors emphasize graphic violence and gore. For example, The Sixth Sense uses mysteries to unsettle viewers' minds, whereas Nightmare on Elm Street depicts brutal killings. Additionally, thriller movie posters suggest mystery through dark colors, whereas horror posters signal danger with red tones. Both genres aim to scare, but thrillers do so by raising questions in the mind, and horrors through sudden shocks and frightening images.
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The document outlines a proposal for a thriller film called "Savannah Grace". It describes the narrative of a girl who was abducted from her family home at age 16 by a family friend with a mental disorder. Now over 20 years later, she remains missing and imprisoned by her abductor. The opening sequence would show flashbacks of her abduction through makeup and reflections in a mirror, building tension as someone shakes the door handle. The film would be influenced by psychological thrillers like Se7en and include locations at a school.
Thriller film research
The document discusses key conventions of the thriller film genre including dark color schemes, themes of isolation and pursuit between protagonists and antagonists, use of props like guns, settings depicting normal environments, suspense, tension, plot twists, and eventual resolution between good and evil. It also discusses conventions of film trailers for thrillers and how they attract audiences through glimpses of the plot, stars, and production details without revealing too much. Camera techniques like close-ups and angles are used in thrillers to depict changing situations and characters' emotions.
Codes and conventions of the thriller genre
A thriller follows a protagonist battling an antagonist to restore order after equilibrium is disrupted. Conventions include quick cuts, shadows, tense music, and changing shot angles. The protagonist is often brave while the antagonist seeks revenge. Cinematography uses close-ups of the protagonist and quick, hidden shots of the antagonist. Editing uses jump cuts and cross-cutting to build suspense. Music and sound add tension. Mise-en-scene establishes the theme through location, low-key lighting, costumes, and composition.
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This document discusses the target audience for a media product called an I.C.E Production thriller. The target audience is described as mainly 16 to 19 year olds because the creators are in that age range and want to relate to the characters. Suspense and mystery are highlighted as important elements for this age group. Research including a survey and audience video provided information on what this target demographic would like to see in a film.
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The document discusses research conducted to determine the target audience for a comedy film. It analyzes popular films in the same genre and finds that they target teenagers ages 15-18 (rating 15). The researcher examines magazines, music, technology, hobbies and clothing preferences of stereotypical male and female teenagers. Specifically, the film aims to attract groups D and E, consisting of students, unskilled workers and "mainstreamers" around ages 15-20. Inspiration is drawn from films like Role Models, Superbad and Step Brothers that were popular and influential for a similar target demographic.
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The document discusses research into the target audience for a thriller film opening. A survey of 17 teenagers aged 14-19 found that thrillers and comedies are most popular genres. Respondents felt an engaging storyline, characters, and opening sequence that creates suspense and tension are important. Music should add emotion and emphasize the story. The target audience is teenagers aged 14-19, mainly female, who like to socialize and may relate to the four teenage girl protagonists. An effective opening sequence with suspense, character introduction, and action is needed to attract this audience.
Question 4 emilys
The document discusses researching target audiences for a comedy film. It analyzes popular films like Superbad, Role Models, and Step Brothers that target teenagers ages 15-18. These films helped the author realize their film should also aim for this demographic. Research into magazines, music, technology, hobbies and clothing trends found that groups D and E, consisting mainly of students and young workers, would likely enjoy the film the most. The author concludes the film should target both female and male teenagers ages 14-20 based on similarities to other successful R-rated comedies.
Evaluation Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a thriller media product. The audience would be teenagers and young adults ages 15 to 25, as they would be able to most closely relate to the young characters and activities in the thriller. Both males and females could enjoy the thriller, as the three main characters consist of two males and one female. The thriller would also appeal to working class viewers who could relate to how the characters act, as well as some middle class viewers interested in their behaviors. Feedback from teenagers and young adults confirmed this should be the target demographic.
Evaluation 4
The document discusses the target audience for a new thriller film. The main audiences are teenagers, who would be most likely to engage with promotion on social media due to the young female protagonist and music/fashion featured. Additionally, the document notes that crime and mystery fans may also be interested given the thriller genre. Demographics like age, interests in crime/mystery, and gender are identified as important factors, with the film potentially appealing more to female teenagers based on its young cast and lack of an attractive male lead.
PR1 Research Techniques in Film
The document provides information about conducting research to define a film's target audience. It discusses quantitative and qualitative research methods used, including primary and secondary research. Demographic factors considered include age, gender, socioeconomic status and psychographics. The document also examines how films can be targeted toward mainstream, niche or alternative audiences. Modes of address and poster design techniques are analyzed. An exit poll case study evaluates the effectiveness of marketing for the film "Blair Witch."
Theory audience
This document discusses audience profiles for three different films. For the first film, the primary audience is teenagers aged 15-24, especially males, while the secondary audience is adults aged 25-44. The primary audience for the second film is children aged 0-14, especially males, with the secondary being teenagers aged 15-24. For the third film, the primary audience is adults aged 25-44, especially males, and the secondary is middle aged adults aged 45-64.
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This document discusses audience profiles for three different films. For the first film, the primary audience is teenagers aged 15-24, especially males, while the secondary audience is adults aged 25-44. The primary audience for the second film is children aged 0-14, especially males, with the secondary being teenagers aged 15-24. For the third film, the primary audience is adults aged 25-44, especially males, and the secondary is middle aged adults aged 45-64.
Target audience profile
The document analyzes the target audience for a thriller film opening through survey results and demographic research. The survey of 17 teenagers, mostly female ages 14-16, found their preferred genres are thriller, comedy and action. They want engaging storylines, characters, and openings that create suspense and tension through music and action. The target audience is teenagers ages 14-19, mostly female, from working/middle class in Southeast London who socialize and can relate to the four teenage protagonists. Their interests include socializing, films, suspenseful music and engaging openings.
Evaluation - Lauren
The document discusses how a media product uses conventions of the thriller genre in its opening sequence. It establishes tension through shots of a woman preparing for prom while receiving mysterious phone calls. A twist occurs when she kills the man the audience assumed was the villain. This keeps viewers engaged by raising questions. The sequence represents teenagers through the female lead's prom dress, mirror shots showing insecurity, and phone use. It will be distributed by Universal, targeting ages 16-25 with its crime and mystery elements. Audience feedback was addressed by providing more context around the "unknown" character and an intense ending.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses how the filmmakers aimed to represent teenage girls in their opening scene for a film about social realism. They based the film on issues stereotypically associated with teenage girls like eating disorders and cyberbullying. The characters were dressed like everyday teenage girls to make them relatable to the target audience. Efforts were made to incorporate interests of teenage girls aged 13-19, like a focus on appearance and socializing, through reflecting relevant stereotypes.
Audience Research
The document discusses audience research and marketing techniques for films. It provides details on socio-economic groups and the results of a questionnaire given to potential viewers. The questionnaire found that most respondents were females aged 16-26 who preferred romantic comedies and watched films at home. Based on this, the document concludes that the film should target this demographic by having female leads and marketing primarily through online platforms like YouTube.
Question 4
The target audience for the film is 15-30 year olds who enjoy thrillers and crime genres. Younger people can relate to the young characters and storyline about dating and relationships, while older audiences can understand the complex plot. Both males and females are targeted to increase revenue, as men typically enjoy the action and crime elements while women can relate the storyline to their own lives. The ideal viewer has a boring daily life and uses films to experience thrills and danger vicariously. They are up-to-date with modern technology, music trends like indie and rock, and social media platforms. Their style is ordinary and they enjoy gaming in their free time.
Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a media thriller production by a group called An I.C.E Production. Their target audience is 16-19 year olds because the creators are in that age range and want to relate to the characters. They conducted research through surveys and audience videos to learn what this age group would like to see in a film, such as locations and actors. When deciding on the target audience, the group learned it is important to clearly focus on one audience that would be interested rather than trying to appeal to many different groups.
Who would be the audience for your media mohamed
The document discusses targeting a media product towards 16-25 year olds. Research showed this age group prefers streaming online rather than going to cinemas. The group decided to advertise primarily through online methods like social media rather than expensive posters or TV ads. A survey found that those in the target 16-18 age range enjoyed the concept most, while older audiences liked it less. The film uses a limited number of characters, like most films, to make them easier for the audience to relate to and follow.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the media product would be those aged 18 and older since the film is rated 18. The main target audience would be middle-aged people if the horror genre appealed to them. The target audience would also be of mixed sex since the film does not target a specific gender. Research showed that those aged 19-26 preferred the horror genre the most. The film opening would include mysterious figures, ghosts, and blood to appeal to what this target audience wanted to see in a horror film.
Question 5
The document discusses strategies for targeting an audience of 18-35 year olds for a psychological thriller film. Feedback from test screenings found the plot was better understood by older audiences and appealed more to males due to the male victim. Younger female audiences related to the female protagonist, while establishing the story in a city setting attracted the older end of the target range. Outreach utilized social media, previews on YouTube, and word-of-mouth recommendations.
The lost generation
The document discusses potential ideas for a documentary about the perception and stereotyping of teenagers in society. It outlines ideas for footage showing teenagers in both positive and negative lights, as well as potential interviews with teenagers, teachers, police officers and others. The target audience would be teenagers aged 13-19, but also their parents and others affected by the topic. Advantages of the topic include its relevance, broad scope, and ability to portray different groups stereotyped in media like chavs and emos.
Evaluation question number 3 *
The document discusses strategies used in an opening sequence to attract the target audience for a dystopian film. The target audience was identified as males ages 16-26 interested in action-packed dystopian films. The opening sequence featured a 16-year-old male main character to connect with the target age group. It also included a news report to provide context and intrigue viewers about what was happening. Shifting between day and night scenes added intensity and mystery to engage the target audience in figuring out the sequence.
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Question 1
1. The film uses only 2 main characters and a few extras, sticking to the short film convention of a small cast to allow intimacy. It is similar to the film Submarine in this way.
2. Settings include a school, council estate, and park, replicating typical drama film locations. Costumes also reference conventions like a school uniform.
3. The film follows conventions of short film genres like drama by having limited dialogue and developing characters through actions. It compares to Adulthood in storyline and aspects used.
Question 3
The document discusses various methods for collecting audience feedback, including questionnaires, focus groups, interviews, and online analytics. It also describes the differences between qualitative and quantitative feedback. The author learned about organizing ideas and thinking about the end product by getting feedback on their film pitch from their class. They also received useful peer feedback from lower years who identified things that could have been done better to engage the audience more. Creating different posters for their film and getting feedback through questionnaires helped the author learn which poster design was most appealing. Getting feedback on their film review helped them better understand the pros and cons of their film.
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This document discusses different methods for collecting audience feedback on films, including quantitative and qualitative approaches. Quantitative methods include questionnaires with closed questions, while qualitative methods involve open-ended responses through focus groups, interviews, and blog feedback. The author learned from questionnaires administered to test audiences that one film poster was preferred and that their short film could be made more engaging by reducing boredom. Collecting audience feedback is important for filmmakers to understand how to attract viewers and improve future productions.
Shank review
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Poster practice
The document describes the steps taken to create a movie poster in Photoshop. First, a picture was found online and the background was removed using the Magnetic Lasso tool. The picture was placed in the center of the poster. Next, a cloud image was selected for the background to match the title "Head in the Clouds" and a single cloud was cut out and placed over the man's head. Colors were adjusted using the Hue and Saturation tool. A credit block was found online and resized to fit the poster. Text was added for the title and actors' names using different fonts and styles to stand out on the poster.
Little white lies
Little White Lies is an independent film magazine that has been publishing since 2005 and is known for its bold designs and unique layouts. Each issue focuses on a single film, providing reviews and advertisements related to that film. The magazine incorporates artistic elements from the featured films into its covers and designs. Little White Lies is distributed globally through subscriptions and sales in independent cinemas and bookshops. Many readers are drawn to the magazine not just for its film reviews but for its artistic layouts and attention to detail in each issue.
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- Empire is the biggest selling film magazine in Britain that organizes annual awards and ranks films.
- It aims to entertain readers with celebrity interviews containing funny questions, a focus on classic films in each issue, and games/quizzes.
- The magazine targets audiences interested in gossip and blockbuster films, using an approachable but clear writing style with pictures and colorful designs to appeal to its mainly teenage and working class readers.
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The document contains summaries from two questionnaires about movie posters created by Ellie for her short film "Sonder".
The first respondent thought the genre was comedy and drama based on the posters showing the characters looking at a bag with curious facial expressions. They preferred the poster with the characters back-to-back because it drew them in to wonder what they were looking at and the bright colors would make them stand out.
The second respondent thought the genre was definitely comedy based on how Ellie laid out the scene. They liked the creative poster of a girl sitting on sweets with a boy counting money and thought it entailed elements from the short film. Their favorite was the poster of Florence sitting on sweets. Both
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The document discusses marketing strategies for the film "Looking For Eric" through different posters. It describes four posters that were designed to target different audiences: 1) Film buffs, promoting it as a Ken Loach film in black and white. 2) Football fans, featuring Eric Cantona. 3) As a quirky British comedy, showing Cantona playing trumpet among an ensemble cast. 4) As a romantic film, showing a couple and flowers that could represent romance or Cantona's love. The posters used visuals and colors to represent the film's genre and tone to different target audiences.
Editing
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The document summarizes the editing process for a short film. Footage was uploaded to Final Cut Pro and organized into sequences. Music was produced separately and added to accompany the editing and storyline. The music was tailored specifically for different scenes involving a girl and thugs to match the tone. Tools in Final Cut Pro were used to cut and overlap footage, music, and sounds together into the finished short film.
Film poster
Film posters occupy a space between art and advertising, with the clear commercial purpose of promoting films but also having artistic value. Key elements of effective posters include images of the main characters and settings to depict the story, along with the film title, actors' names, and designs/colors that reflect the film's mood. By analyzing posters, one can better understand how they grab viewers' attention and sell the film's story.
Our proposal
This document appears to be a proposal containing the names of four people and sections on health and safety, a shot by shot list, and an equipment booking form. The proposal is submitted by Ellie Wright, Sian Williams, Yasmeen Ahmed, and Eimontas Jankauskis and contains information on health and safety considerations, details of shots planned for a project, and a form to book any needed equipment.
Our proposal
Our proposal was submitted by Ellie Wright, Sian Williams, Yasmeen Ahmed, and Eimontas Jankauskis. It included a proposal sheet and information on health and safety for the project. A shot by shot list was also included to outline the filming plan.
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Film names
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The document discusses various elements of a short film including the sign at the beginning that establishes the setting, the use of close up shots of a crow that takes on symbolic meaning, and camera movements like panning that add suspense. It also analyzes the tattoo on a character that subverts expectations and challenges assumptions about his appearance, as well as how camera angles and the lack of dialogue tell the story.
Lovefield
The document discusses various cinematography techniques used in a short film including:
- Establishing shots of a sign and wheat field that set the eerie tone at the beginning.
- Close-up shots of a crow that take on symbolic significance and increase suspense.
- Dramatic camera pans that slowly reveal clues like a phone and bloodied cloth, heightening tension.
- Framing that centers the crow in shots or shows a man nervously watching it from a superior angle.
- Diegetic sounds, particularly the crow's call, that build an unsettling atmosphere without dialogue.
Introducing myself
Ellie Wright is an A-level Media Studies student who will be making a short film as part of her coursework this year. This is different than last year where she produced a two-minute thriller opening. Both tasks will present new challenges but she will be able to apply skills learned from last year like filming, editing, and teamwork. She has previously analyzed the short film "Lovefield" and will document her project's progress in blog updates.
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- 1. 4) Who would be the audience for your media product? For the film we have made I think our film would be targeted at ages from 15 to 25. With a varied of women and men. For example men would want to see the film because we have an attractive actress which will be eye catching for them. Also women and young girls find it appealing to watch because it is something they can relate to. For example keeping fit and wanting to look nice. Also our film is an independent film meaning we did not have a big budget to advertise our thriller opening. For us to advertise our film opening word of mouth would be the easiest and cheapest way of promoting it. Also we could put our film on the internet; example YouTube which is free and let people watch it. Using the internet is a good way of advertising out film because a lot of teenagers and young women and me use the internet to search and find things. Demographics – Demographics or demographic is information regarding human population. It studies their characteristics, race, gender, economic data such as employment and unemployment rates, their ways of life etc. The demographics of our film would be age, interests and gender. I think both men and women would be interested in watching out film. Age is an important factor as the case of the film is mainly young around 17 – 18. The main character is a young blonde girl which may mean young girls might watch the film for because they are able to relate with her in certain ways. Also people who are into thrillers and independent films would be interested in seeing this film opening. Factors such as what the main character wears and looks like might influence them to become fit and look like that. But also at the beginning Lauren (main character) is running while listening to music. This is also popular music which the young audience might have heard before. The clothes she is wearing are also popular with the young generation. She was wearing leggings, black top and Nike air max which is very popular with the teenagers.