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The document analyzes survey results about a teen drama/romance film. Key findings include: - The most popular genres were teen drama and romance, influenced by gender and personality. - The main audience was seen as teens and people in their early 20s, due to the types of events depicted and their appropriateness. - Audiences wanted to see exciting events that keep them entertained and wanting to watch more, influenced by factors like characters and plot.
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The document outlines a teen crime drama film called "SPLIT PITCH" about a college student who leads a double life. At school, he is well-behaved, but outside of school he engages in criminal activities. The promotional campaign will focus on depicting the two sides of the main character's life through a split poster, teaser trailer showing his differing behaviors with and without sound, and a magazine cover using lighting effects. The target audience is viewers under 25 who can relate to the urban setting and issues of drugs, violence and gang culture portrayed in the film.
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The target audience for the film is 15-35 year olds, as they will better understand the humor about a teenage boy trying to lose his virginity. It aims to appeal to both male and female genders equally. The film receives a 15 rating from the BBFC as it contains mature humorous themes but no bad language or nudity. The target socio-economic groups are C1, C2, D and E, which include students, manual laborers, and junior managers, as they will find it most relatable and humorous. A similar film is American Pie, which had a target audience of mid-teens and above about characters pursuing virginity and also received a 15 rating.
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This document analyzes the target audiences of several thriller films - Quantum of Solace, Bourne Identity, and Inception. For Quantum of Solace and Bourne Identity, the target audience is young adults aged 15-34, with a higher ratio of male to female viewers. These films also target socioeconomic class ABC1. Inception has a more balanced gender ratio and mainly targets those aged 15-24. The document then proposes that the target audience for the author's new thriller film would be those aged 12-34, with a 60% male audience and focus on socioeconomic class ABC1.
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The target audience for the film is 15-35 year olds, as they will better understand the humor and relate to the situations depicted. It aims to appeal to both male and female viewers equally. The film receives a 15 rating from the BBFC as it contains no bad language or nudity and is only suitable and relevant for those aged 15 and over. The target socio-economic groups are C1, C2, D and E, which include students, laborers, and junior/supervisory managers who could find humor and relate to the film. A similar film cited is American Pie, which had a target age range of mid-teens and above and a 15 rating due to sexual content and language.
Evaluation Q2
This document analyzes how a teen drama film represents teenagers. It discusses that the film focuses on a group of teenagers hanging out at a shisha cafe late at night. One teenager leaves and is attacked and beaten on his way home. The film portrays common stereotypes of teenagers as deviant and violent. It also notes that continued negative media portrayals could lead teenagers to conform to these stereotypes over time. Psychographic analysis finds that the film depicts typical teenage interests like socializing at cafes. Demographically, the film has a predominantly male cast from various ethnic groups, most characters having low education and income levels.
Evaluation questions 4&5
The document discusses the age rating of 15 that would be given to a film containing strong violence, frequent strong language, drug use, discriminatory content, or sexual references. Such a film is aimed at audiences ages 15 and older. While both male and female adults could view it, the main character being a college student would make the film most relatable to younger viewers in their late teens and early twenties. An age rating of 15 is therefore appropriate.
Radio proposal
This radio proposal summarizes an upcoming horror film called "Indelible" about female genital mutilation (FGM). The proposal describes targeting 15-30 year olds, especially "Explorers" interested in new experiences and "Reformers" conscious of social issues. It outlines demographics of students and casual workers. The proposed radio advert uses ambient music and sounds to depict a girl being taken to her new home, then features a flashback with her cries of distress before an ear-piercing scream. It will air on popular mainstream stations like Capital FM and horror podcasts. The unique selling point is bringing awareness to the taboo issue of FGM through the new genre of a horror film.
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The document provides information for a film trailer project, including the target audience, genre, and distribution plan. The target audience is ages 16 and older of any gender with interests in thriller, sci-fi, and various music genres across social classes C2, C1, and B with an income of £15,000 or more. The genre is horror. The trailer would be distributed on Facebook, Google, YouTube, magazines, newspapers, and other media in Summer 2012 to advertise to people looking for entertainment during that season. The proposed BBFC age classification is 15 due to potentially disturbing scenes, adult themes, drugs, violence and mild sexual content. The name of the film/trailer is "El Diablo".
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Evaluation Q2
This document analyzes how a teen drama film represents teenagers. It discusses that the film focuses on a group of teenagers hanging out at a shisha cafe late at night. One teenager leaves and is attacked and beaten on his way home. The film portrays common stereotypes of teenagers as deviant and violent. It also notes that continued negative media portrayals could lead teenagers to conform to these stereotypes over time. Psychographic analysis finds that the film depicts typical teenage interests like socializing at cafes. Demographically, the film has a predominantly male cast from various ethnic groups, most characters having low education and income levels.
Evaluation questions 4&5
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Teen coming of age presentation (final)
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Evaluation question 5
Our primary audience would be teenagers aged 15-18, who can relate to the main character. A secondary audience would be teenage boys going through similar issues as the vulnerable male protagonist. Another secondary audience would be fans of drama genres who appreciate verisimilitude and lesser known films. While the themes are universal, the film's small scale and British rural setting would likely resonate more strongly with a British audience.
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Ass 23 draft 5
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The document discusses the target audience for a horror film opening sequence. It describes the target audience as males aged 15-25 in the UK who enjoy zombie films. The expected genres of horror, gore, and tension are discussed. An independent film style is chosen over blockbuster due to budget. The opening sequence aims to appeal to the target audience by including a female protagonist who is bitten by a zombie and begins to transform. The sequence aims to create mystery and enigma for viewers.
Evaluation 5
The group conducted research and found that their target audience for a romantic comedy opening sequence was teenage girls aged 12 and older. They distributed a questionnaire to 20 peers to collect more information about preferences. Most respondents who enjoyed romantic comedies were female between the ages of 16-50. The group aimed to create a film with a 12A rating to appeal to this broad audience. They included several typical elements of romantic films in their opening sequence, such as a romantic relationship, dilemma, and happy ending, based on feedback from their target viewers.
Evaluation Question 4 - Aziret Asanov
1. The document discusses the audience for a thriller film opening created by the student.
2. The genres of the film include eco-thriller, psychological thriller, and thriller overall. These genres would appeal to viewers who enjoy suspense in films.
3. The intended audience is teenagers ages 15-19 and some older adults, as the film contains scenes of bomb making and swearing. It would be classified as a 15 rating.
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This document discusses targeting audiences for a drama film. It analyzes the content and themes appropriate for a 15+ rating, including drug use, strong language, and violence. The film features a male and female character to appeal to both genders aged 15+. Research was conducted on successful drama films to help shape the target audience. The characters are working class to relate to those audiences. The conclusion states the opening was created with the intentions of appealing to younger and middle-aged audiences.
Evaluation 4
Our target audience for the media thriller film is students and adults aged 15 and older. We conducted research into similar thriller films and the BBFC age rating system to determine that a 15 rating would be appropriate for our film due to its depictions of strong violence and threats to the protagonist. We created profiles of our target demographic groups, which are primarily working class individuals with spare time to socialize and watch films. Our psychographic profiling found that the ideal audience seeks thrilling and suspenseful experiences that keep them on the edge of their seats. Films with similar conventions would appeal to this group.
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- 3. ANY SURPRISES? • We could have so many different surprises in our production, this is influence by our genre and how it could have so many different aspects to it that we could change things, take things out and add in so many new ideas.
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