Media Evaluation Q4
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Jordan and I noticed the importance of considering the target audience for our film. Researching the demographics of successful crime thrillers like Seven and Heat was a time-consuming but important part of the production process. Examining the age brackets and statistics of viewers for these films, we saw that males under 18 made up the highest proportion of viewers, despite ratings restrictions. By rating our own film 18, we aimed to attract a similar audience through their interest in defying age ratings and watching risky violent content.
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Question 4
The document discusses determining the appropriate age rating for a thriller film media production. It describes conducting a questionnaire to determine which age rating (12, 15, 18) would be most suitable based on the content. The 15 age rating was chosen as it received the best results in the questionnaire and allowed a wide audience while containing some violent content. The main characters being male also means the primary audience would be male viewers who can relate to the lead character.
Evaluation q1
Our target audience for this media product would be people between 12 and 20 years old, as the film received an age rating of 12. This age group would be interested in similar genre films like mystery films with mistaken accusations. Scenes of brief violence in flashbacks are what resulted in the age rating of 12, making the film potentially uncomfortable for those under 12 to watch. The film is consistent with other products for this 12-20 age range audience due to the lack of inappropriate or uncomforting scenes.
Question 4
The document discusses determining the appropriate age rating for a media production film. It describes conducting a questionnaire to get opinions on what rating viewers would assign. Based on the questionnaire results and the need to follow thriller genre conventions, the filmmakers decided a 15 rating would be most suitable. While some scenes could warrant a 12a or 18 rating, a 15 allowed for a wide audience and captured the intended thriller content without being too frightening for younger viewers or excluding older teens.
Film certification
The British Board of Film Classification introduced the first film rating system in 1912 to provide safety ratings for movies. Over time, the system evolved to include additional ratings like "H" for horror in 1932, and divisions of the "A" rating in 1970 into categories based on audience age. Further changes included introducing a "PG" rating in 1982 and making the BBFC legally responsible for ratings in 1985. Different countries now have their own unique film classification systems to help determine appropriate audience age levels for viewing movies.
Evaluation Question 4 - Who would be the audience for your media product? - S...
The document discusses film classification in the UK by the BBFC and provides details on the content allowed in films rated as 12, 12A, 15, and 18. It then analyzes several thriller and crime thriller films to determine how they were rated by the BBFC based on their violent, sexual, or disturbing content. Finally, it explains that the film created by the document's author would be classified as a 15 due to its depictions of drug use, violence, and strong language, which is consistent with the ratings of similar thriller films that were researched.
Evaluation Question 4
The document discusses targeting a film towards the lower middle class (C1 and E classes) as they represent the largest part of the population, so the film could be more successful. The characters will mimic the attitudes, appearance and behavior of the lower middle class so that audience can relate to them.
It also discusses choosing a 12 rating for the film because it includes a brief scene of a car accident with some blood and a body on the floor, which meets the BBFC criteria for a 12 rating.
It defines what a 12A rating means according to the BBFC, that children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult, and adults should consider if the content may upset children under 12.
Audience Feedback
The majority of people who viewed the film trailer were males between 15-30 years old. 60% of viewers liked the choice of music while 20% thought it did not fit. Most did not find parts of the trailer scary but thought some shots and music created shocking moments. The editing was well received overall and helped draw attention to certain scenes. Feedback suggested expanding on the father-son relationship and storyline. While some found the storyline confusing initially, most felt it became clearer over time.
Questionnaire analysis
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about crime film preferences. It finds that the majority of respondents were ages 16-18, enjoyed watching films, and preferred comedy films. Crime and horror genres also received equal votes. Most respondents were drawn to forensic thriller sub-genres and did not consider the director of crime films to be very important. Responses for why crime films appealed were not very helpful, commonly stating they were "interesting" without further detail.
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Evaluation q1
Our target audience for this media product would be people between 12 and 20 years old, as the film received an age rating of 12. This age group would be interested in similar genre films like mystery films with mistaken accusations. Scenes of brief violence in flashbacks are what resulted in the age rating of 12, making the film potentially uncomfortable for those under 12 to watch. The film is consistent with other products for this 12-20 age range audience due to the lack of inappropriate or uncomforting scenes.
Question 4
The document discusses determining the appropriate age rating for a media production film. It describes conducting a questionnaire to get opinions on what rating viewers would assign. Based on the questionnaire results and the need to follow thriller genre conventions, the filmmakers decided a 15 rating would be most suitable. While some scenes could warrant a 12a or 18 rating, a 15 allowed for a wide audience and captured the intended thriller content without being too frightening for younger viewers or excluding older teens.
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Evaluation Question 4
The document discusses targeting a film towards the lower middle class (C1 and E classes) as they represent the largest part of the population, so the film could be more successful. The characters will mimic the attitudes, appearance and behavior of the lower middle class so that audience can relate to them.
It also discusses choosing a 12 rating for the film because it includes a brief scene of a car accident with some blood and a body on the floor, which meets the BBFC criteria for a 12 rating.
It defines what a 12A rating means according to the BBFC, that children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult, and adults should consider if the content may upset children under 12.
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The majority of people who viewed the film trailer were males between 15-30 years old. 60% of viewers liked the choice of music while 20% thought it did not fit. Most did not find parts of the trailer scary but thought some shots and music created shocking moments. The editing was well received overall and helped draw attention to certain scenes. Feedback suggested expanding on the father-son relationship and storyline. While some found the storyline confusing initially, most felt it became clearer over time.
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This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about crime film preferences. It finds that the majority of respondents were ages 16-18, enjoyed watching films, and preferred comedy films. Crime and horror genres also received equal votes. Most respondents were drawn to forensic thriller sub-genres and did not consider the director of crime films to be very important. Responses for why crime films appealed were not very helpful, commonly stating they were "interesting" without further detail.
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Pre questionnaire graphs
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Pre questionnaire graphs
From the pre-questionnaire graphs, the majority of respondents were between 12-20 years old. There were more female respondents than male. Comedy was the most popular film genre followed by adventure and animation. Most respondents watch films once a week or more. After reading the synopsis, most felt the narrative was clear. The most popular potential film titles were "What If The Moon Was Made Out of Cheese?" and "The Crescent". The genre was clear to most after reading the script but not all. Most would rate the film U (Universal) and the script intrigued most to watch the film though some were not.
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- Actors had a strong influence on whether respondents would see a film.
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From the pre-questionnaire graphs, the majority of respondents were between 12-20 years old. There were more female respondents than male. Comedy was the most popular film genre followed by adventure and animation. Most respondents watch films once a week or more than once a week. After reading the synopsis, most felt the narrative was clear. The most popular potential film titles were "What If the Moon Was Made Out of Cheese?" and "The Crescent". While most felt the genre was clear from the script, some did not. Most would rate the film as a U (Universal) certification. Most respondents expressed interest in watching the film after reading the script and synopsis.
Pre questionnaire graphs
From the pre-questionnaire graphs, the majority of respondents were between 12-20 years old. There were more female respondents than male. Comedy was the most popular film genre followed by adventure and animation. Most respondents watch films once a week or more than once a week. After reading the synopsis, most felt the narrative was clear. The most popular potential film titles were "What If the Moon Was Made Out of Cheese?" and "The Crescent". While most felt the genre was clear from the script, some did not. Most would rate the film as a U (Universal) certification. Finally, most respondents expressed interest in watching the film after reading the script and synopsis.
Pre questionnaire graphs
From the pre-questionnaire graphs, the majority of respondents were between 12-20 years old. There were more female respondents than male. Comedy was the most popular film genre followed by adventure and animation. Most respondents watch films once a week or more. After reading the synopsis, most felt the narrative was clear. The most popular potential film titles were "What If The Moon Was Made Out of Cheese?" and "The Crescent". The genre was clear to most after reading the script but not all. Most would rate the film U (Universal) and the script intrigued most to watch the film though some were not.
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From the pre-questionnaire graphs, the main age group of respondents was 12-20 years old. There were more female respondents than male. Comedy was the most popular film genre followed by adventure and animation. Most respondents watch films once a week or more than once a week. After reading the synopsis, most felt the narrative was clear. The most popular potential film titles were "What If the Moon Was Made Out of Cheese?" and "The Crescent". While most felt the genre was clear from the script, some did not. Most would rate the film U (Universal) and some PG, with no higher ratings selected. Most respondents expressed interest in watching the film after reading the script and synopsis.
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