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Total Film magazine would be the ideal audience for the filmmaker's psychological thriller "The Forgotten Witness" for several reasons: 1) Total Film reviews many thriller films on their website and in their magazines, including smaller independent films. 2) The magazine aims to appeal to the target audience of the film, which is teenagers, young adults, and middle-aged people. 3) Total Film frequently advertises films of the thriller genre both online and in print, which would provide free advertising for "The Forgotten Witness".
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The document discusses the target audience for a thriller film production. The target audience is identified as males ages 20-40, as this demographic typically watches thriller films. It is believed this age group will best relate to and find escapism in the main characters. The film aims to treat the audience like adults by not overexplaining the plot. While teenage boys may be attracted to the action scenes, the complex story would not appeal as much to them. Similar successful thriller films like Safe House and Insomnia targeted the same audience. Actors were chosen to appeal to the mainly male viewers and reflect clothing styles of most men today. The representations of demographics in the crime thriller may be rejected by the audience but could provide insight into media
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Thrillers appeal to a diverse audience due to the wide variety of thriller storylines and characters. Teenagers enjoy the tension and action sequences in thrillers, while adults appreciate complex plots and themes. Intellectuals are drawn to thrillers that provoke thought and discussion. Cinema addicts see all types of films and enjoy being immersed in the stories and worlds created on screen.
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Evaluation Question 3
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Evaluation question 3
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2) The target audience is identified as female teenagers who enjoy horror movies, being scared, and stories with teenage girl victims.
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Evaluation – Question 3
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Evaluation question 3
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Evaluation question three
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Coursework plan
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For her trailer, she has selected a psychological horror genre called "Insane" that will be filmed at Bedfont Lakes to create a realistic setting.
Her magazine will be a general interest publication with a horror special edition titled "Spectacle" to attract a wide audience.
The poster will have a plain black background with an image of a mask in the center and the title "Insane" below with the slogan "It's watching" above to grab attention in line with horror conventions.
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- The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a film magazine.
- It shows that most respondents were between 19-25 years old, within the target age range. It also shows most respondents were female.
- When asked about favorite films, most respondents listed mainstream films. Therefore, the magazine will include both independent and mainstream films.
- The top interest was behind-the-scenes information, so this will be the topic of the main article. Reviews and industry articles will also be included.
- For a film with the given synopsis, most preferred a cover image showing the protagonist in a setting from the film.
- Respondents gave positive feedback on a magazine focusing on independent
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Who would be the audience for your media product
The document discusses strategies for promoting an unconventional horror film targeted at audiences aged 25-39 who appreciate artistic and surreal films. It proposes using nostalgic poster and trailer designs inspired by early 20th century horror films to emphasize the film's visual style. Promotional efforts would include social media pages, hashtags, and YouTube videos to spread the word. Unconventional strategies like fake banned film articles and a related online game could also attract younger audiences through intrigue and gameplay. The goal is to find ways to promote the film's niche artistic style and appeal to fans of the genre and era that inspired it.
Secondary Research for Ancillary Task
The document discusses potential magazines to advertise a horror film in. It notes that horror films generally do not make the front cover of magazines unless it is a highly anticipated film. It then lists some magazines that could potentially advertise the film: Empire, Gorezone, Fangoria, Total Film, and Entertainment Weekly. These magazines either focus on just horror films or advertise a range of genres. They would appeal to the target audience and a wider range of people.
Evaluation trailer
The student produced a horror film trailer for their media product. They researched existing horror trailers, posters and magazines to understand conventions of the genre. They created a trailer, poster and magazine cover using a consistent font, color scheme and image of thorns to represent the film title "Thorn" without revealing the plot. The student gathered feedback from their target audience through polls to improve their work, learning which elements were most popular. They used various software and online tools at each stage of production, research, planning and evaluation.
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The combination of the trailer, movie poster, and magazine cover effectively advertise the film "'.com'" to its target audience. Each ancillary product complements the main trailer and captures viewers' attention to increase interest in the film. Specifically, the mysterious poster intrigues audiences without revealing too much, and the magazine cover features an iconic scene from the trailer to drive interest in learning more. Together, the three advertising methods spread awareness of "'.com'" worldwide and generate additional revenue streams to support the film.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's media studies advanced portfolio project which included creating a film trailer, blog, film poster, and magazine cover.
The student analyzed existing horror film trailers and conventions to develop their thriller genre trailer about three teenage students at an old school building. Feedback indicated the unexpected antagonist and vulnerable teen characters were appealing.
Technologies like cameras, iMovie, Photoshop, and surveys were used at different stages for construction, research, planning and evaluation. Lessons included managing time better on ancillary tasks and improving background music in the trailer.
Evaluation
This document summarizes a student's media project evaluating a low-budget horror film they created. It discusses the conventions used around violence and revenge that audiences expect. It notes the film represents the experience of bullying for its target 16-25 year old audience. Potential distributors like Sony Pictures and The Global Asylum are mentioned as good fits given the low budget. Visuals like blood and a mysterious opening scene are described as ways the film attracts its intended audience. The student also reflects on lessons learned around camerawork, editing, planning and using the right environments for filming.
Question Two
The document discusses three ancillary texts created to accompany a short film: a film poster, film review, and how they are linked to the film. The poster uses elements from the film like showing the main character pregnant to directly link it. Genre conventions like brick walls are used to convey the social realism genre. The intended audience is 16-25 year olds. The film review publication Little White Lies was chosen as it reviews all film types. The review balances positives and negatives of the film and focuses on its important message while reflecting the film's real strengths and weaknesses. Overall, the three products work well together to support and communicate the narrative and genre.
Evaluation 2
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The Origins of the Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping Saga
Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
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The Moment of Capture
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