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The document proposes a teen comedy film produced by Universal about three nerdy students from Neale-Wade High School who want to be popular. They attempt to attend a party to achieve popularity for the night. The film will follow conventions of successful comedies like American Pie but add a unique twist, and feature crude humor relevant to UK teenagers. Universal has experience creating teen comedies that appeal to wide audiences.
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The document provides a marketing plan for a short film called "Monday Morning Madness". It is a black and white comedy that follows two contrasting characters on their journey to school, similar to Charlie Chaplin films. The plan discusses approaching production companies like Fox, DreamWorks and Universal for funding and distribution. Focus groups with the target audience of 14-19 year olds provided positive feedback and agreement that the film was suitable. The marketing strategy involves showing the short film before full comedies in theaters and on DVDs to effectively reach its British youth audience.
Marketing Plan
The document provides a marketing plan for a short film called "Monday Morning Madness". It is a black and white comedy that follows two contrasting characters on their journey to school, similar to Charlie Chaplin films. The plan discusses approaching production companies like Fox, DreamWorks and Universal for funding and distribution. Focus groups with the target audience of 14-19 year olds provided positive feedback and agreement that the film was suitable. The marketing strategy involves showing the short film before full comedies in theaters and on DVDs to effectively reach its British youth audience.
Evaluation media
The document provides an analysis of a student-created horror/thriller film titled "Voices" that follows conventions of real media products in the genre. It uses techniques like mysterious pre-title sequences, investigations of strange events, and an unsettling soundtrack. The film represents a working-class family and targets teenagers as its audience through relatable characters and settings. The student learned about using technologies like online research, filming equipment, and internet distribution through constructing this media project.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a media product. The audience is aimed at those aged 15-21, with elements that would appeal to both males and females. Specifically, the film is targeted at British people from Yorkshire who would appreciate the Yorkshire accents of the all-South Yorkshire cast. Research in the form of a questionnaire found that those aged 15-19 were most interested in the film's initial idea. Accordingly, the film uses a young cast to allow the target 15-21 audience to relate to the characters.
Family
This document discusses the genre of family films. It defines a family film as one designed to appeal to a variety of age groups and families by including elements that attract different audiences. For example, comic songs might appeal to young children while wittier jokes and pop culture references attract adults. It notes that family film trailers typically feature playful music, humor, mild conflict resolution, and happy endings to appeal to both children and adults. The document concludes that while family films are not a distinct genre, most genres could potentially be considered family films if they avoid extreme violence, language, or other unsuitable elements for children audiences.
Silver Linings Playbook
After being released from a mental institution, Pat Solitano moves back in with his parents and tries to reconcile with his ex-wife. He meets Tiffany, a mysterious girl with her own problems. Directed by David O. Russell and starring Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook was distributed worldwide by The Weinstein Company and received positive reviews from critics. It earned over $34 million at the box office.
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.
Project evaluation media
The document provides an evaluation of a student's media project - an opening sequence for a comedy film.
The student learned new techniques using software like iMovie and blogging platforms. Through the process, the student gained skills in shooting footage, editing clips together, adding effects, music and credits.
Feedback on the opening sequence was positive with many likes on Facebook and YouTube. In comparing it to the preliminary task, the student improved on making the shots more professional looking with smoother camerawork, more natural lighting and pace.
Question 3 media
This document discusses marketing strategies for a low-budget thriller film called "BREAK IN". It will target audiences ages 15 and older. Due to the low budget, it will be distributed initially in the UK and US, which have large audiences interested in stalking thriller genres. Marketing will focus on word of mouth, free screenings to gather feedback, an online distribution site for independent films, and film festivals with simple advertisement options. The goal is to test audience reception and see if the film could later expand to more countries.
Production pitch
This document discusses the film Graduation and its target genre conventions and audience. It summarizes that Graduation is a teen comedy produced by Orbit Studios that follows conventions of popular films like American Pie by including themes of parties, alcohol, sex and social cliques in high school and college settings. It believes Universal is a good distribution partner because of their experience with similar genres and global reach to maximize profits. The plot and cast are then outlined, focusing on three socially awkward teens trying to gain status and lose their virginities at a graduation party.
Question 5
1) The filmmakers want to attract their target audience of 16-24 year olds by telling a British romantic comedy story that draws on familiar American genres and tropes.
2) They will cast young, up-and-coming actors to appeal to their target demographic and potentially help with broader marketing efforts.
3) By setting the film in London, they aim to provide an authentic British experience while still tapping into the familiarity of American romantic comedy storylines.
Project evaluation media
The document summarizes Reece Jones' media project of creating an opening sequence for a comedy film. It discusses how the opening sequence follows conventions of the genre like including ordinary characters and locations, while also challenging conventions through its soundtrack and spoofing of the Rocky training montage. The intended audience is described as teenagers aged 12-16, with alternative/indie groups and students as secondary audiences. Caveman Films and Handmade Films are identified as media institutions that might distribute the film due to their experience with independent comedy films.
Question 2 final
The document discusses the target audience and distribution options for an independent romantic comedy film. The target audience is identified as being ages 15-20, with a potential preference for female viewers given the male lead. Major distribution companies like Universal and Warner Bros. release large studio films, while independent companies like IFC Films and Film4 specialize in smaller, independent films. The document concludes that Entertainment Film Distributors would be the most suitable independent distributor given their experience distributing similar low-budget, independent romantic comedies.
Deception.pptx pp2
The document discusses the filmmakers' media product "Deception" and how it draws from conventions of crime/mystery thrillers like CSI. They used dramatic music and flashbacks to tell the story effectively. The filmmakers aimed their product at fans of the thriller genre, particularly teenagers like themselves. They believe Summit Entertainment would be a good distributor as it has distributed similar films appealing to young adults and teens, capturing the target audience for "Deception" which was inspired by CSI. Through making the product, the filmmakers learned about using technologies like music and editing to craft an engaging thriller.
Film pitch
The document outlines a film plot about a brother and sister, Ethan and Alyssa Scott, whose parents died in a car crash and were then recruited into a secret US government agency that trains orphaned children to become assassins. As the best agents in the agency, Ethan and Alyssa are tasked with their biggest assignment yet - foiling the master plan of a ruthless villain. The document provides details on the cast, plot, target teenage boy audience, genres, marketing strategy, and production company. It argues the film is unique for featuring a brother-sister assassin duo and showing their training process together at the agency.
White river
This is Jack and I's first attempt at a film pitch for our AS Media Studies Class. Our genre is Action and our audience is teenage boys between 13 and 17 years old.
Media Powerpoint
The document provides details about the production of a psychological thriller film. It will be distributed by 20th Century Fox, allowing it to be shown in major cinema chains for a wide audience release. After the cinema run, the film will be distributed through traditional DVD releases as well as streaming on Netflix and Lovefilm. The target audience is primarily 18-35 year old females who research shows enjoy the mystery and psychological elements of the genre. The film will tell the story of a family kidnapped on holiday, with the father killed and the mother and daughter taken while the son searches the island to find them. It provides details on the cast, crew, director, editor, marketing strategy, genre, location and budget.
Media Presentation
The document provides details about the production of a psychological thriller film. It will be distributed by 20th Century Fox, allowing it to be shown in major cinema chains for a wide audience release. After the cinema run, the film will be distributed through traditional DVD releases as well as streaming on Netflix and Lovefilm. The target audience is primarily 18-35 year old females who research shows enjoy the mystery and psychological elements of the genre. The film will tell the story of a family kidnapped on holiday, with the father killed and the mother and daughter taken while the son searches the island to find them. It provides details on the cast, crew, locations and has a budget of £40 million.
Charlie veitch film research copy
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1) The film will be distributed in major cinema chains like Cineworld, Odeon, and VUE to reach a wide audience and increase profits.
2) After the cinema run, the film will be distributed through traditional DVD releases as well as streaming on Netflix and Lovefilm.
3) The target audience is primarily 18-35 year old females who tend to enjoy the mystery and psychological challenges in the genre.
4) The film's budget is estimated at £40 million.
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Pitch
- 1. Kirby Parrish, Brett Tinnion, Alex Thorn, Rachel Hanson
- 2. Why Universal Universal has a great track record and has produced many teen comedy films such as American Pie. The knowledge and ability to create such amazing films will help us create a teen comedy movie for a wide audience.
- 3. Our Ideas As a company we want to produce a Teen comedy film that is aimed at a Teenage audience, we want the audience to relate to the film so it will be set in a school and include teenage humor. The storyline will be about three nerdy students form Neale-Wade that want to be socially popular, to achieve this they will attempt to attend a party in which they will become popular for the night.
- 4. Why it will be successful We will follow conventions that are similar to other successful films such as American Pie but add our own twist that will make film unique. As the film is aimed at a UK audience the humor needs to attract to UK teenagers, the type of humor will need to be crude and in some circumstances harsh. We will make sure our film is of the highest quality, as you can see from our company logo we have taken time and care with every detail.