The document discusses how a film addressed its target audience in its mise-en-scene and pace. It describes tailoring the costumes to the audience's socioeconomic background and setting to interest men. Feedback was received that it could have better included women, but the filmmakers chose to ignore this to keep the male-centric action pace they felt the target audience would prefer.

1. HOW DID YOU
ADDRESS
YOUR
AUDIENCE?

2. MISE EN SCENE
 We worked our costumes around our audience. As they are of
C2DE socio-economic background, they are most likely lower
paid, white collar workers, of which so were our characters.
 Our audience picked up on this in question 5, do you think the
mise en scene was appropriate for the genre?
 He states that due to the costumes, he can tell what
background they are and what job they do.

3. MISE EN SCENE
 However, some instances could have been improved, namely
the setting. I feel that perhaps the setting didn’t reflect who
the characters were and they would have been more suited to
a smaller area with more props aimed toward men. There
shouldn’t have been footage of the child’s toys in the garden
or pictures of family.

4. MISE EN SCENE
 There were further issues that was brought up in our audience
feedback in question 2, what would you improve on our
opening sequence?
 It was said that it was very male centric and could have been
bettered with the inclusion of more female characters.
 Although this was feedback we received, we’ve chosen to
ignore it as our target audience are men and we feel that
keeps up with the action of our sequence.

5. PACE
 As our psychographic profile for our target audience is
explorer, we tried tailoring our film to how best they could
experience a new movie.
 As it states above, they’re interested in sensation and instant
ef fect, both of which I believe we deliver as the action starts
within a minute and it is both visually and audibly stimulating.