Profile of a teen girl
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The document profiles the typical teenage female target group for a new teen film. It describes her fashion preferences for top high street stores, music tastes in R&B and indie pop, technology use including an iPhone 4 with Instagram and social networking apps, enjoyment of horror and comedy films, and reading of celebrity, fashion, and teen magazines. Secondary research found that teenagers, especially non-white youth, still frequently go to movies theaters, with boys watching films for longer durations than girls. The document recommends producing a horror comedy parody film similar to the Scary Movie series.
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From analyzing the survey results, the assistant found:
1) The most popular age group for music videos is 17 years old and narratives are preferred.
2) Videos with more than one location, both outside and a mix of studio and stadium, are popular.
3) The most listened to genre, hardcore music, fits the target audience of 16-20 year old males.
Target Audience
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Evaluation activity, q4
This document summarizes the target audience for a media product. It describes a typical 17-year-old audience member who lives in London and enjoys fashion trends, films like Mean Girls and The Bourne Ultimatum, and television shows like Hollyoaks and Friends. The target audience listens to pop, hip hop, and indie music on radio stations like Kiss FM and Radio 1. The document then discusses research showing that teenagers aged 14-18 prefer action films to foreign films. Most of the target audience enjoys thriller films, so the described media product is a realistic thriller that would appeal to this demographic.
Target Audience Research
The survey results showed that most respondents were ages 18 and older, with an equal number of male and female respondents. The vast majority listen to music every day, often using their iPod, and sometimes listen to the radio, particularly BBC Radio 1. Respondents discover new music mainly through YouTube, the internet, and friends, and obtain music mostly by downloading or buying/borrowing CDs. The most popular genres were rock and pop. Most respondents reported attending concerts or music festivals either sometimes or all the time.
Audience research
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Who would be the audience for the media product?
The target audience for the independent thriller film is 15-25 year olds of both genders. Men may be interested due to the attractive female actress, while women and girls can relate to themes of fitness and appearance. With a limited budget, word of mouth promotion through sharing the film on YouTube is seen as the easiest way to advertise to the target demographic who frequently use the internet. Demographics for the film include age, interests, and gender, with the 17-18 year old female main character intended to appeal to young girls who can relate to her. Elements like music, clothing, and focus on fitness are meant to draw in the young audience.
Questionnaire results
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The survey results showed that Emma Jane Laffoley's target audience for her new music video would primarily consist of men between the ages of 16-25 who enjoy watching music videos more than once a week. Most respondents preferred rock music and narrative-based music videos. The majority access music videos online, especially through YouTube, rather than television.
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The survey results showed that most respondents were ages 18 and older, with an equal number of male and female respondents. The vast majority listen to music every day, often using their iPod, and sometimes listen to the radio, particularly BBC Radio 1. Respondents discover new music mainly through YouTube, the internet, and friends, and obtain music mostly by downloading or buying/borrowing CDs. The most popular genres were rock and pop. Most respondents reported attending concerts or music festivals either sometimes or all the time.
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- 1. Profile of a typical teenage female target group I have been approached by NW Films to complete research for them into existing teen films and their audiences with a view to them producing their own new teen film. My task is to prepare a report, using images and sound that informs the company of my findings and makes recommendations for the new film that they could make.
- 2. Fashion She shops at some of the top high street stores.
- 3. Music She listens to R&B and Indie pop music.
- 4. Phone/Social networking She has an iPhone 4, which has apps like Instagram, where she can edit and upload photos. Also, she has access to social networking sites, with apps.
- 5. Computer use She uses the internet to go on social networking sites and listen to music.
- 6. Films She enjoys watching Horror and Comedy films.
- 7. Magazines She reads celebrity, fashion and teenage magazines.
- 8. Secondary research http://www.kff.org/entmedia/upload/8010.pdf From The Kaiser Family Foundation study on how people watch movies, we learnt that children and teenagers are still going to cinemas. (19% of Black and 17% of Hispanic youth report seeing a movie in the theatre in a typical day, compared to 7% of White youth). Boys are watching movies longer than girls. This source isn't really reliable because this study was taken out on American youth.
- 9. Recommendations for a film I think it would be a good idea to copy the idea of the Scary Movie film series and make a Horror Comedy parody film.