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This documentary pitch outlines the target audience, overall theme, length, distribution platform, research conducted, budget, and synopsis for a documentary. The target audience and theme will focus on a specific group and message. Research has been done to understand the subject area within any legal, ethical or representation constraints. Each segment of the documentary will advance the overall story and be tied together, with the full documentary planned to last a set length of time before being distributed on television, DVD, or the internet. A budget outlines how much producing the documentary will cost.
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2. research
1. The document outlines research conducted for a horror movie trailer, including analyzing existing horror movie products, conducting an online survey, and interviews.
2. The survey found that the target audience is mostly younger males who enjoy horror for its scary and suspenseful elements.
3. Interviews revealed that the audience prefers horror movies with deformed or inhuman characters set in abandoned houses or forests with dim lighting.
4. Both the research and audience profile indicate the horror movie trailer should feature scary, jumpy elements to appeal to the target demographic.
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3) Actors/actresses and storyline were the biggest attractors to films, while billboards and word of mouth were seen as the most powerful forms of advertising.
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2.Research
Here are the key points I gathered from your research evaluation:
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- For questionnaires, you created a 10 question survey and emailed it to 10 people. This allowed you to efficiently collect data, though some people were slow to respond or did not respond at all.
- You interviewed two individuals about films they had seen trailers for. This format allowed you to get clarification and understanding if needed.
- Overall your research methods provided useful insights, but distributing solely by email introduced the risk of low response rates for your survey. In the future, using multiple distribution methods could help improve response.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the film is teenagers around 15 years old. A 12A certificate was chosen so that the scary supernatural elements and violence would appeal to teenagers without being too restrictive. Research in the form of a questionnaire with teenagers found that 55% agreed 15 was an appropriate age. To further attract this audience, the film features teenage fashion, slang, and relatable activities like parties and games.
Evaluation Task 4 - who is your audience and what have you learned from them?
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The documentary "The Music Biz" focuses on the career of the artist Meatloaf and his marketing. It uses a variety of evidence like interviews, observations, and archive footage. The narrative follows Meatloaf's story in a non-linear way, moving events around for relevance rather than chronology. Creative camera shots like point-of-view and tilted angles are used. Sound editing includes sarcasm in the narration and songs by Meatloaf. Archive material such as magazine covers and speeches provides historical context.
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2. research
1. The document outlines research conducted for a horror movie trailer, including analyzing existing horror movie products, conducting an online survey, and interviews.
2. The survey found that the target audience is mostly younger males who enjoy horror for its scary and suspenseful elements.
3. Interviews revealed that the audience prefers horror movies with deformed or inhuman characters set in abandoned houses or forests with dim lighting.
4. Both the research and audience profile indicate the horror movie trailer should feature scary, jumpy elements to appeal to the target demographic.
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The document outlines plans for a documentary project about animal welfare. It includes details about the music, locations, presenter, and interviews. For the music, two songs are proposed for different parts of the documentary. Several potential filming locations are listed, including animal shelters, parks, and veterinary offices. The document discusses using the author as the presenter and describes how they will be represented. It also provides information about interviewing members of the public aged 16-25 and 30+ in parks, as well as experts from animal shelters, zoos, and veterinary practices. Guidelines are provided for conducting public and expert interviews safely and ethically.
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A questionnaire was given to classmates to choose a title for a documentary about fitspo girls on Instagram. The options were "The Truth Behind the Fitspo Girl", "The Fitspo Girl", and "Fitspo Girl". "The Truth Behind the Fitspo Girl" received the most votes with 6. This title was chosen because it references the popular term "fitspo" for fitness inspiration on social media, and hints that the documentary will reveal truths about fitspo girls. The use of "girl" also helps the target audience of women ages 17-25 personally connect with the subject.
Audience response to the film industry questionnaire - My Results
The document summarizes the results of a film industry questionnaire given to various audiences. Key findings include:
1) The majority of respondents were 15-30 year old students, which was the target demographic.
2) Thriller was the most popular genre, with audiences expecting suspense, tension, and a sense of realism from those films.
3) Actors/actresses and storyline were the biggest attractors to films, while billboards and word of mouth were seen as the most powerful forms of advertising.
4) Well-known actors/actresses and a strong storyline were cited as what makes a film stand out.
Feedback forms
Jake Hardy created feedback forms to gather audience opinions on a film project to help improve it. The form was initially paper-based but was converted to a PowerPoint slide for online sharing. Three feedback responses were provided - two rated the film highly and enjoyed the storyline and music respectively, while suggesting faster pacing and different music. The third response also rated it highly and suggested shortening a forest scene. All recommended targeting audiences aged 15-25.
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