How did you attract/address your audience?
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The document discusses how the author targeted and addressed their audience for an opening sequence film project. They aimed to attract a target audience of girls aged 15-19 by choosing a teenage romance drama genre and rating it 15+. To learn more about audience preferences, the author conducted a survey that showed romance/teenage as the most popular drama subgenre for that age range. Therefore, the opening sequence featured a teenage actor and was filmed in a park location commonly used by teenagers. Slow-paced background music with some drama was also used to set the tone of a romantic but dramatic teenage story. The goal was to attract the target demographic while still interesting other viewers.
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The document discusses representing different social groups in a teen horror media product aimed at ages 15-21. It considers representing both females and males equally and showing teenagers in a realistic way through their casual clothing. Though the opening sequence only features Asian actors, the media product is aimed at all ethnicities. It aims to subvert expectations by depicting the male as weak and the female as strong and independent. The choices of actors were based on their skills and looks fitting the characters, with the victim depicted as skinny and innocent versus the strong-looking antagonist.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how to attract a target teenage audience aged 15-24 to a film. It establishes the target audience and uses an intriguing opening with action to avoid losing their interest. The main character is introduced as having a problem and being bullied, creating mystery around her identity. Teenage characters and themes of obstacles they face will appeal to the target audience. A voiceover from the protagonist helps viewers relate and feel sympathetic. An intriguing title like "ID" draws viewers in with its focus on identity and mystery.
Who would be your audience for your media
Our target audience for the comedy film is people aged 15 to 21 who enjoy modern comedy films like Superbad and Harold and Kumar. We aimed for this demographic because they are interested in music, social media, and comedy films, and would find humor in our school-based storyline. The film would receive a 15 age rating since the content is appropriate for those 15 and older, as those over 20/21 would no longer be in school.
How did you attract/address your audience
The document discusses how the filmmaker aimed to attract a mass audience to their two-minute horror film "Shortcut" while keeping it appropriate for a 13+ age rating. They researched age rating rules and received feedback that their quick shift from light to dark seemed amateur. However, surveys of their target 16-18 year old audience found that both genders enjoyed similar activities and the film equally. Sound effects were effective at building suspense and manipulating emotions as intended. Finally, the film incorporated two young actresses to make the characters more relatable to their demographic audience.
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Sophie created a short opening scene for a thriller film inspired by the movie "Taken." She used conventions of the thriller genre like suspenseful music and quick cuts between shots to create a sense of danger. The film represents the target audience of 16-18 year olds through the clothes and age of the main character. Sophie believes the film would appeal to 20th Century Fox as a distributor since they have distributed similar thrillers in the past.
Media poster pitch 2 1
This document provides information about a film pitch titled "Tightrope". It summarizes the plot, which involves a college student getting kidnapped by a psychopath on her way home from school. It also discusses the target audience for the film, which is teenagers and young adults aged 16-29 of all races. References are made to similar films like "Taken" and "Kidnap" that were influences for the plot and target demographic.
Target audience
The target audience for the media product is predominantly adults aged 16-34, referred to as category A3. This age group can relate to the characters who are the same age. The opening was designed to be suitable for ages 16-17 by keeping the party scene minimal and without alcohol. As the target audience is young adults, the opening includes a party scene to appeal to them as young adults enjoy parties. The audience could be both male and female, though different parts may appeal more to each gender. Males may be attracted to the female protagonist and enjoy the action/horror genre more, while females could empathize with the feelings of the female protagonist.
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The target audience for the media product is younger people, teenagers and young adults, as the film features relatable characters and uses social media themes that will appeal to these age groups. However, some teenagers may not relate to the marriage and infidelity storyline. The film may also appeal to middle-aged adults who can relate more to the situation, but they may not connect with the younger characters. The elderly are unlikely to relate to the social media aspects or young actors, and may feel they have seen similar thriller plots before.
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The document discusses representing different social groups in a teen horror media product aimed at ages 15-21. It considers representing both females and males equally and showing teenagers in a realistic way through their casual clothing. Though the opening sequence only features Asian actors, the media product is aimed at all ethnicities. It aims to subvert expectations by depicting the male as weak and the female as strong and independent. The choices of actors were based on their skills and looks fitting the characters, with the victim depicted as skinny and innocent versus the strong-looking antagonist.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how to attract a target teenage audience aged 15-24 to a film. It establishes the target audience and uses an intriguing opening with action to avoid losing their interest. The main character is introduced as having a problem and being bullied, creating mystery around her identity. Teenage characters and themes of obstacles they face will appeal to the target audience. A voiceover from the protagonist helps viewers relate and feel sympathetic. An intriguing title like "ID" draws viewers in with its focus on identity and mystery.
Who would be your audience for your media
Our target audience for the comedy film is people aged 15 to 21 who enjoy modern comedy films like Superbad and Harold and Kumar. We aimed for this demographic because they are interested in music, social media, and comedy films, and would find humor in our school-based storyline. The film would receive a 15 age rating since the content is appropriate for those 15 and older, as those over 20/21 would no longer be in school.
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The document discusses how the filmmaker aimed to attract a mass audience to their two-minute horror film "Shortcut" while keeping it appropriate for a 13+ age rating. They researched age rating rules and received feedback that their quick shift from light to dark seemed amateur. However, surveys of their target 16-18 year old audience found that both genders enjoyed similar activities and the film equally. Sound effects were effective at building suspense and manipulating emotions as intended. Finally, the film incorporated two young actresses to make the characters more relatable to their demographic audience.
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Sophie created a short opening scene for a thriller film inspired by the movie "Taken." She used conventions of the thriller genre like suspenseful music and quick cuts between shots to create a sense of danger. The film represents the target audience of 16-18 year olds through the clothes and age of the main character. Sophie believes the film would appeal to 20th Century Fox as a distributor since they have distributed similar thrillers in the past.
Media poster pitch 2 1
This document provides information about a film pitch titled "Tightrope". It summarizes the plot, which involves a college student getting kidnapped by a psychopath on her way home from school. It also discusses the target audience for the film, which is teenagers and young adults aged 16-29 of all races. References are made to similar films like "Taken" and "Kidnap" that were influences for the plot and target demographic.
Target audience
The target audience for the media product is predominantly adults aged 16-34, referred to as category A3. This age group can relate to the characters who are the same age. The opening was designed to be suitable for ages 16-17 by keeping the party scene minimal and without alcohol. As the target audience is young adults, the opening includes a party scene to appeal to them as young adults enjoy parties. The audience could be both male and female, though different parts may appeal more to each gender. Males may be attracted to the female protagonist and enjoy the action/horror genre more, while females could empathize with the feelings of the female protagonist.
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The target audience for the media product is younger people, teenagers and young adults, as the film features relatable characters and uses social media themes that will appeal to these age groups. However, some teenagers may not relate to the marriage and infidelity storyline. The film may also appeal to middle-aged adults who can relate more to the situation, but they may not connect with the younger characters. The elderly are unlikely to relate to the social media aspects or young actors, and may feel they have seen similar thriller plots before.
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For professional young adults (ages 18-25), the agents wear suits and speak formally, representing professionals. Their lighting and angles initially show them as equals to Nathan but later as having less power. Their confident posture and eye contact also align with professionals, though teenagers normally see adults as having more experience
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The document discusses how two social groups, teenagers and professional young adults, are represented in the title and opening sequence of a film.
For teenagers (ages 13-17), the main character Nathan wears casual clothes and acts confident until taking the situation seriously as the lighting darkens. His attitude and dialogue also represent teenagers in disagreeing with adults. However, his direct eye contact and posture do not accurately portray most teenagers.
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Evaluation Question 2
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Question 2
The document represents teenagers as its target social group. It does this by dressing the characters in stereotypical teenage clothing like hoodies and skinny jeans. The film is set in an alleyway which is seen as a place for teenagers to hang out. It also portrays teenage stereotypes of belonging to groups to make the film appealing and relatable to other teenagers. The target audience is mainly males aged 12 to 20, who typically watch action films. The film avoids excessive violence, nudity or drugs to get a 12 rating that the whole target age range can view. It uses both typical and atypical action film techniques to keep the target audience interested and prevent the film being too similar to others in the genre.
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We have secured a voice over artist, Nina, to record the documentary script once it is written. We will meet with Nina before recording to practice and plan the recording. A potential sociologist interviewee did not have sufficient insight on our topic, so we will need to find someone else. We have also contacted Birmingham Cathedral about filming in their park and booked an interview with Gill, who we will send questions to beforehand. Our next step is deciding who to interview.
Question 4 and 5
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The evaluation discusses how different social groups like gender are represented. A female character is portrayed as vulnerable through a low angle shot after a breakup. She is also represented as a housewife through her clothing
Thriller evaluation question 4
The target audience for the author's thriller opening scene is ages 15 and up. Research showed that thrillers usually target ages 17-25, but the author chose 15+ because the actors fit this age bracket and viewers this age could relate to them. Most questionnaire respondents who enjoyed thrillers were over 15, and many thrillers are rated for ages 15+, indicating interest from this group. To attract this audience, the author uploaded the opening to YouTube, where people searching similar topics may find it as a suggestion. The opening also uses recognizable music and props like an alarm clock that the target age range would relate to.
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1. The document describes the process of making a media opening sequence for a teenage drama project. It began as a group project but the creator eventually worked alone.
2. To develop the proper forms and conventions, the creator analyzed opening sequences from movies like "The Last Song" and "A Walk to Remember" to understand techniques like camera shots, angles, focuses and establishing shots.
3. Sounds were also carefully selected to represent the genre, using a slow dramatic background music to appeal to a wide audience beyond just fans of romance/teen dramas. Diegetic sounds were added to make the sequence more engaging.
in what ways does your media products use,develop or challenge forms and conv...
1. The document describes creating an opening sequence for a drama media product that uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media openings.
2. It discusses leaving the initial group to work individually on a drama concept, and analyzing openings of films like "A Walk to Remember" to understand conventions around shots, angles, focuses and logos.
3. The created opening uses a custom logo, established shots of the actor, and diegetic and non-diegetic sounds to appeal to wider audiences beyond just drama fans, developing on real media conventions.
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.
AS Media Studies Foundation Portfolio Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses ways the media product attracted its target audience of 15-25 year olds. It used comedy and exaggerated situations to appeal to their enjoyment of comedy films. Action scenes were also included to attract young adults interested in fast-paced, adrenaline-filled action movies. Loud, fast-paced rock music was used in the opening to appeal specifically to 15-25 year old males, suggesting an action-packed film through its dramatic nature.
A2 Media Studies Market Research
Analysis of my survey results-
Introduction
Analysis of question 1 & 2 answers
Analysis of question 3 & 4 answers
Analysis of question 5 & 6 answers
Analysis of question 7 & 8 answers
Analysis of question 9 & 10 answers
Evaluation
Media Compare[1]
Ryan Heaphy's media product uses many forms and conventions from the TV series "The Inbetweeners" and "Peep Show" to appeal to teenagers. Some conventions that were used include similar teenage dialogue and individual character costumes. However, some forms were challenged, such as using a mixture of shots rather than only first-person point of view and limiting the use of character thoughts. The love interest is also more heavily featured than in "The Inbetweeners." Overall, the conventions were developed and some challenged to create an enjoyable short film for teenagers that stands out from other media products.
Media Compare
Ryan Heaphy's media product uses many forms and conventions from the TV series "The Inbetweeners" and "Peep Show" to appeal to teenagers. Some conventions that were used include similar teenage dialogue and individual character costumes. However, some forms were challenged, such as using a mixture of shots rather than only first-person point of view and limiting the use of character thoughts. The love interest is also more heavily featured than in "The Inbetweeners." Overall, conventions were developed and challenged to create an enjoyable short film for teenagers that stands out from other media products.
Question 7
The student has learned a great deal in progressing from their preliminary task to the final product. They have developed their knowledge of codes and conventions for coming-of-age films through research. This included themes popular with teenage audiences and different production styles of companies. Additionally, the student learned about attracting audiences through elements like music. Their understanding of sound, typography, mise-en-scene, camera angles and editing techniques also improved, allowing them to create a more polished opening sequence that effectively sets up the narrative. Overall, the student's knowledge expanded across many areas which enhanced their final piece.
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.
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How did you attract/address your audience?
- 1. How did you attract/address your audience? Attract and address
- 2. Target Audience 15-19 ,which means 15+ Teenage, romance drama Film it in different locations Have something dramatic with romance in it Teenage, romance will be my genre that I will do for my opening sequence and try to attract different audience.
- 3. In my opening sequence I had to choose a certain target audiences and appeal to it however I tried to make it interesting for other audiences, but more attractive for my target audience. To attract my audience I had to make sure that my key features are done. I tried to aim my target audiences to be more girls between 15-19 year olds. This made me keep my rating of 15, so the audience it is not too restricted and I used different techniques to target my audiences. When I have selected my audiences I had to think how I could attract them to watch my opening sequence and how this will help me to improve it so it can maintain the interest of the viewers. Addressing However I target my audiences when I done my planning and research task and looked at different drama opening sequences based on the sub-genre teenage/ romance. When I looked at other opening sequences of the same genre and the same sub-genre I looked at the editing and how they have address and attract different audiences.
- 4. To attract and address my audience in a better way I done a survey using Survey Monkey to make a different questionnaire so I can ask the audience different questions. I had different questions like Which sub-genre is your favourite in the genre drama. Most of the people that answered the questionnaire they said romance/teenage and after that action and crime. Attract This helped me to choose my sub- genre for the opening sequence and I choice to do romance/teenage which was most of the peoples answer. For my opening sequence I used a teenage actor because this will help me to attract the audiences which are target age group between 15-19 which they will be more interested watching something with their age group in and when I looked at the other movies it was mainly with young actors. To choose my audience helped me that most of them that answered the questionnaire were between 15 and 19 which made me put that target age group.
- 5. Attract/Address Another way of attracting my audience was by using something different for location when I though of that teenagers go to the park when they are meeting someone or something which I choose that location to attract more audiences. So I used the actor and the location to attract/address different audiences and also I used the music background by using slow paste but not that slow to make it feel emotional and to show it is a romance but at the same time teenage drama movie because something dramatic will happen.