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The document discusses deciding on a target audience for a media production. The group chose teenagers as their target audience because their thriller was based around teenagers and had a creepy tone that they thought teenagers would enjoy. To learn more about what teenagers like, the author put out a questionnaire on Facebook where their friends are also teenagers. This made it easy to find out what conventions and elements teenagers like in thriller films. The group also looked at different thriller films they enjoyed and made audience profiles of two friends to represent their target teenage demographic.
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4. proposal(3)
This proposal is for a non-fiction horror product called "The Walking Dead Survival Edition" aimed at audiences aged 16-18 who enjoy the Walking Dead television series and video game. The product will describe the character's actions for survival and include a quiz for readers to see what they would do. It seeks to both entertain and educate readers. The content will not include offensive material and will have an age rating of 16+ to avoid impacting younger audiences.
4. proposal audio
This proposal is for a horror story called "Ghost Story" aimed at teenagers ages 15-20. The story follows a group of children who decide to play hide and seek near an abandoned house. One child hides in a cupboard in the house and wakes up alone in darkness, hearing heavy breathing and footsteps outside. He must find a way to escape the house without being caught by the creepy presence inside. The purpose is to scare the audience through creepy sound effects. No offensive material, characters, or logos will be used to avoid legal issues.
4. proposal (interactive)
This proposal is for an interactive space adventure game called "Planet Wars" targeting ages 13-18. Players take on the role of earthlings who discover intergalactic travel and wage war against the evil Master Joda and Obi Two Kenobi to liberate rebels and defeat their imperial army. Research will include other space games and movies for realistic designs and story ideas. Original names and planets will be created to avoid copyright issues, and care will be taken to avoid offensive content and ensure accessibility for all players.
4. proposal (interactive)
The proposal is for an interactive space adventure game called "Intergalactic planet wars" targeting ages 13-18. Players take on the role of earthlings who discover intergalactic travel and wage war against the evil Master Joda and Obi Two Kenobi to destroy their imperial army. Research will include other space games and movies for inspiration on realistic graphics and character designs. The game will use original names and planets to avoid copyright issues and ensure no offensive or discriminatory content.
2. research (interactive)(1)
The document summarizes research on existing children's games. It finds that the games have common childish features aimed at ages 3-14 and are generally competitive. They feature main characters on the front cover, background characters relating to the main story, and showing points earned. The research will be included in the author's own work by targeting the same age range of 4-16 with a child-friendly space-themed game featuring different gender aliens to appeal to all genders.
4. proposal(2)
This proposal outlines an interactive game called "ifaf" that aims to educate players about World War 2 through challenging battle scenarios. Players will control soldiers from two opposing sides and complete objectives to progress through levels and defeat enemies. The target audience is people aged 16 and older since there will be violent and mature content. Images of historical flags will be included for authenticity, but other reference images will not be directly used. To avoid legal issues or offense, no disrespectful material will be incorporated and permission will be sought for any existing intellectual property included. The goal is to create an engaging educational experience while respecting sensitivities around the real-world subject matter.
4. proposal(3)
This proposal is for a magazine called "Henshin Mag" about the Japanese TV series "Kamen Rider". The magazine would contain news about the current season, information about toys from the show, character updates, and a story recap. The target audience is male teens aged 14+ who enjoy the series. As fans of the show, this audience would be interested in keeping up with the latest developments. Care was taken to ensure there is no offensive content and that younger viewers would not be restricted. While using existing character names and logos, the magazine concept is sufficiently different from other publications to avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal visual
The proposal is for a magazine called "Hidden Blade" that will educate readers about the Assassin's Creed video game franchise. The magazine will discuss the overarching story across games, highlight favorite parts of each game, and identify the creators. The intended audience is 15-20 year old males primarily, as the games' characters and content will appeal most to this demographic, but information is accessible to all ages as no offensive material is included. Legal and ethical considerations were considered to avoid issues with using existing intellectual property from the games.
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4. proposal audio
This proposal is for a horror story called "Ghost Story" aimed at teenagers ages 15-20. The story follows a group of children who decide to play hide and seek near an abandoned house. One child hides in a cupboard in the house and wakes up alone in darkness, hearing heavy breathing and footsteps outside. He must find a way to escape the house without being caught by the creepy presence inside. The purpose is to scare the audience through creepy sound effects. No offensive material, characters, or logos will be used to avoid legal issues.
4. proposal (interactive)
This proposal is for an interactive space adventure game called "Planet Wars" targeting ages 13-18. Players take on the role of earthlings who discover intergalactic travel and wage war against the evil Master Joda and Obi Two Kenobi to liberate rebels and defeat their imperial army. Research will include other space games and movies for realistic designs and story ideas. Original names and planets will be created to avoid copyright issues, and care will be taken to avoid offensive content and ensure accessibility for all players.
4. proposal (interactive)
The proposal is for an interactive space adventure game called "Intergalactic planet wars" targeting ages 13-18. Players take on the role of earthlings who discover intergalactic travel and wage war against the evil Master Joda and Obi Two Kenobi to destroy their imperial army. Research will include other space games and movies for inspiration on realistic graphics and character designs. The game will use original names and planets to avoid copyright issues and ensure no offensive or discriminatory content.
2. research (interactive)(1)
The document summarizes research on existing children's games. It finds that the games have common childish features aimed at ages 3-14 and are generally competitive. They feature main characters on the front cover, background characters relating to the main story, and showing points earned. The research will be included in the author's own work by targeting the same age range of 4-16 with a child-friendly space-themed game featuring different gender aliens to appeal to all genders.
4. proposal(2)
This proposal outlines an interactive game called "ifaf" that aims to educate players about World War 2 through challenging battle scenarios. Players will control soldiers from two opposing sides and complete objectives to progress through levels and defeat enemies. The target audience is people aged 16 and older since there will be violent and mature content. Images of historical flags will be included for authenticity, but other reference images will not be directly used. To avoid legal issues or offense, no disrespectful material will be incorporated and permission will be sought for any existing intellectual property included. The goal is to create an engaging educational experience while respecting sensitivities around the real-world subject matter.
4. proposal(3)
This proposal is for a magazine called "Henshin Mag" about the Japanese TV series "Kamen Rider". The magazine would contain news about the current season, information about toys from the show, character updates, and a story recap. The target audience is male teens aged 14+ who enjoy the series. As fans of the show, this audience would be interested in keeping up with the latest developments. Care was taken to ensure there is no offensive content and that younger viewers would not be restricted. While using existing character names and logos, the magazine concept is sufficiently different from other publications to avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal visual
The proposal is for a magazine called "Hidden Blade" that will educate readers about the Assassin's Creed video game franchise. The magazine will discuss the overarching story across games, highlight favorite parts of each game, and identify the creators. The intended audience is 15-20 year old males primarily, as the games' characters and content will appeal most to this demographic, but information is accessible to all ages as no offensive material is included. Legal and ethical considerations were considered to avoid issues with using existing intellectual property from the games.
Who would be the audience for your media production
This document discusses the intended audience for a media project. It identifies the target audience as older teenagers between 18-20 years old. Research was conducted through interviews and secondary sources to determine what this age group wants to see in a horror film, such as weapons, danger, and violence. Older teenagers were chosen as the audience because they have more free time than other age groups and often seek thrills and escapism through films.
4. game proposal
This proposal outlines a horror zombie magazine aimed at entertaining fans of zombie horror gaming. The magazine would contain details and pull-outs from zombie horror games, along with special toy features related to the games. The intended audience is male teens and young adults aged 16-25 who enjoy playing these types of games. To avoid legal issues, the magazine would restrict content to older audiences and ensure no offensive words, pictures, or infringement of existing intellectual property are included.
4. proposal
This proposal is for a game case advertising a sci-fi, first-person shooter action game called "War Game." The purpose is to entertain players and make the game appealing through an attractive case design. The game content does not have a story and features an adventure and sci-fi theme. The target audience is teens and young adults, especially men interested in adventure and sci-fi games. No offensive language, graphic violence, or representation of real groups will be included to avoid offending players. Existing game elements and characters may be referenced but with different colors and narratives to avoid copyright issues.
Evaluation part 4 and 5
This document discusses the target audience for a horror film media product. The target audience is teenagers aged 13-20, appealing to those who enjoy being scared by supernatural and slasher horror genres. Research was conducted into similar successful films and through focus groups to define the target demographic. The film opening aims to entertain and allow audiences to escape into the story while feeling safe. It also hopes to provide a discussion point and excitement through creating a frightening experience audiences can't have in real life. A focus group provided feedback on which elements worked well and areas for improvement.
Film magazine article
The student analyzed which film magazine would be most appropriate to feature a review of their thriller film. They researched "Total Film" magazine and found it reviews similar genre films like "Memento" and "Inception". They believe "Total Film" would be a good choice as it is a popular and reputable magazine, meaning more people would read the review and trust the magazine's opinion of the film. Featuring the review in a well-known publication like "Total Film" would help establish the film's reputation and credibility with audiences.
Evaluation question 4
This document discusses defining and profiling the target audience for a media piece. It identifies the key factors used to classify audiences as income, age, gender, race, and location. The target audience for the discussed media piece is identified as people aged 16-45 who would relate to a family thriller, especially those in social classes B, E, and C1 who are more likely to have families or siblings. The proposed film classification is 15 to appeal to the target audiences.
4. proposal
The document proposes a poster to promote a new game called "War Fall". The poster would target male audiences aged 16-25 regardless of social status or beliefs. While the poster will feature violent imagery from the game, care will be taken not to include outright offensive or infringing materials. Legal and ethical considerations are discussed to ensure the poster does not violate copyright or unduly offend any groups.
Empathy
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Evaluation Part 4 and 5: Audience Identification and Appeal
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4. proposal(3)
This proposal is for a magazine called "The Exceed" that would educate and slightly entertain readers about video games. The magazine would feature concept art and music from games, with a DOOM background and title at the top. Each issue would cover game content, voices actors, and artists. The target audience is teenage and adult male gamers who want to learn more about games. The magazine content focuses on war games and role-playing games and does not intend to offend any groups. While inspired by existing magazines, the written content is original and does not infringe on any copyrights.
Task 5
This document discusses four shots from a film and how they attract the target educated audience. The first shot shows a library to set an intelligent scene. The second shows the actress walking away from books to appear sophisticated rather than objectified. The third reveals she was researching murder, signaling it as a theme the audience will want. The fourth keeps a book about why good people turn bad prominently featured to engage the well-read audience.
4. proposal(2) 3wer
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4. fmp proposal
This proposal is for a visual novel game called "Soul Resonance" based on the anime "Soul Eater." The game would allow players to take on the role of a new student at the DWMA academy and interact with characters from the anime on adventures and battles against the villain Medusa. Most of the research and planning would go toward the game's logo, user interface showing character dialog, and depictions of souls after battles. The target audience is 15-24 year old male anime fans. Some characters smoke and say minor profanity in the source material, so those elements would be included, but may offend some religions. The game would have a different title than the anime but include its characters.
Application 1- Glenda Cecil
David E. Weber examines his experience of having both an American and Jewish identity. He explores pivotal moments in his life that helped shape his Jewish identity, such as watching a TV show with a Jewish character. Weber also discusses how his identity surfaces through everyday interactions, like using Yiddish words with students or displaying a mezuzah. He ultimately comes to embrace his dual cultural identity despite sometimes feeling it is seen as unusual to hold both identities simultaneously.
Application 1- Glenda Cecil
David E. Weber assesses his total identity as both an American and a member of the Jewish community. He shares experiences from his life that helped shape this identity, including feeling pride watching a Jewish character on TV as a child, and sadness when teased about his Jewish identity in school. Weber examines how his identity surfaces through communication, like using Yiddish words or displaying a mezuzah. He concludes that having both a Jewish and American identity can be seen as unusual but that embracing both aspects of his identity is important.
Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a media thriller production by a group called An I.C.E Production. Their target audience is 16-19 year olds because the creators are in that age range and want to relate to the characters. They conducted research through surveys and audience videos to learn what this age group would like to see in a film, such as locations and actors. When deciding on the target audience, the group learned it is important to clearly focus on one audience that would be interested rather than trying to appeal to many different groups.
Media Question 4
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Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the media product would be those aged 18 and older since the film is rated 18. The main target audience would be middle-aged people if the horror genre appealed to them. The target audience would also be of mixed sex since the film does not target a specific gender. Research showed that those aged 19-26 preferred the horror genre the most. The film opening would include mysterious figures, ghosts, and blood to appeal to what this target audience wanted to see in a horror film.
Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a media product called an I.C.E Production thriller. The target audience is described as mainly 16 to 19 year olds because the creators are in that age range and want to relate to the characters. Suspense and mystery are highlighted as important elements for this age group. Research including a survey and audience video provided information on what this target demographic would like to see in a film.
4. Who would be the audience for your media product?
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Target audience evaluation
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4. game proposal
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This proposal is for a game case advertising a sci-fi, first-person shooter action game called "War Game." The purpose is to entertain players and make the game appealing through an attractive case design. The game content does not have a story and features an adventure and sci-fi theme. The target audience is teens and young adults, especially men interested in adventure and sci-fi games. No offensive language, graphic violence, or representation of real groups will be included to avoid offending players. Existing game elements and characters may be referenced but with different colors and narratives to avoid copyright issues.
Evaluation part 4 and 5
This document discusses the target audience for a horror film media product. The target audience is teenagers aged 13-20, appealing to those who enjoy being scared by supernatural and slasher horror genres. Research was conducted into similar successful films and through focus groups to define the target demographic. The film opening aims to entertain and allow audiences to escape into the story while feeling safe. It also hopes to provide a discussion point and excitement through creating a frightening experience audiences can't have in real life. A focus group provided feedback on which elements worked well and areas for improvement.
Film magazine article
The student analyzed which film magazine would be most appropriate to feature a review of their thriller film. They researched "Total Film" magazine and found it reviews similar genre films like "Memento" and "Inception". They believe "Total Film" would be a good choice as it is a popular and reputable magazine, meaning more people would read the review and trust the magazine's opinion of the film. Featuring the review in a well-known publication like "Total Film" would help establish the film's reputation and credibility with audiences.
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This document discusses defining and profiling the target audience for a media piece. It identifies the key factors used to classify audiences as income, age, gender, race, and location. The target audience for the discussed media piece is identified as people aged 16-45 who would relate to a family thriller, especially those in social classes B, E, and C1 who are more likely to have families or siblings. The proposed film classification is 15 to appeal to the target audiences.
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The document proposes a poster to promote a new game called "War Fall". The poster would target male audiences aged 16-25 regardless of social status or beliefs. While the poster will feature violent imagery from the game, care will be taken not to include outright offensive or infringing materials. Legal and ethical considerations are discussed to ensure the poster does not violate copyright or unduly offend any groups.
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Task 5
This document discusses four shots from a film and how they attract the target educated audience. The first shot shows a library to set an intelligent scene. The second shows the actress walking away from books to appear sophisticated rather than objectified. The third reveals she was researching murder, signaling it as a theme the audience will want. The fourth keeps a book about why good people turn bad prominently featured to engage the well-read audience.
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This proposal outlines a horror game called "Ghost stabber" aimed at entertaining 16-25 year old males and some females from lower to middle class backgrounds. It would use a first-person perspective and imply, without directly stating, potentially offensive historical figures. The content of the game is not described in detail. Legal and ethical considerations are given to avoid offending players and prevent copyright issues through implication rather than direct use of real names or characters.
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Application 1- Glenda Cecil
David E. Weber examines his experience of having both an American and Jewish identity. He explores pivotal moments in his life that helped shape his Jewish identity, such as watching a TV show with a Jewish character. Weber also discusses how his identity surfaces through everyday interactions, like using Yiddish words with students or displaying a mezuzah. He ultimately comes to embrace his dual cultural identity despite sometimes feeling it is seen as unusual to hold both identities simultaneously.
Application 1- Glenda Cecil
David E. Weber assesses his total identity as both an American and a member of the Jewish community. He shares experiences from his life that helped shape this identity, including feeling pride watching a Jewish character on TV as a child, and sadness when teased about his Jewish identity in school. Weber examines how his identity surfaces through communication, like using Yiddish words or displaying a mezuzah. He concludes that having both a Jewish and American identity can be seen as unusual but that embracing both aspects of his identity is important.
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Evaluation Question 4
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Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a media product called an I.C.E Production thriller. The target audience is described as mainly 16 to 19 year olds because the creators are in that age range and want to relate to the characters. Suspense and mystery are highlighted as important elements for this age group. Research including a survey and audience video provided information on what this target demographic would like to see in a film.
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Evaluation Question 5
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Who would be the audience for your media product?
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Question Two of Evaluation
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The document discusses research conducted to determine the target audience for a film opening. A questionnaire found that the main target age group was 16-18 year olds. While this was the base, the document suggests widening the audience to appeal to more people beyond a single age group. It then profiles stereotypical preferences of teen males and females to consider what might appeal to both genders for the opening. This includes fast pacing, drama, loud music for males and romance, emotion for females. The document concludes the opening will target 16-18 year olds of both genders to have broader appeal.
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The document discusses the target audience for a student film opening sequence. It aims at teenagers aged 15-18, as the creators fall into this age group and research found teens enjoy horror/thriller genres. Both male and female teenagers are targeted since the genre appeals to both genders and the sequence has male and female characters. The target demographic is unemployed/students in socioeconomic categories D-E, though some categories C1-C2 may also find the narrative and plot twists accessible. Research showed teens most often watch similar horror/thriller films, which provide second most entertainment after comedy. Having a target audience is important for feedback to ensure the sequence is convincing and the audience can understand but still be engaged by narrative mysteries
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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.
Evaulation question 4
- The primary target audience for the horror thriller film is teenagers and young adults based on a questionnaire of students at Reed's school. This audience enjoys the adrenaline rush of scary movies without real danger.
- However, the filmmakers cannot assume only teens will watch, as fans of the genre from other demographics may also be interested. They hope younger and older adults will also be attracted to the film.
- Females may make up a higher portion of viewers than males for horror films generally, so marketing should account for this.
- A secondary audience could be couples seeking the safety of watching scary movies together for comfort.
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4. Who would be the audience for your media product?
4. Who would be the audience for your media product?
Who are your audience and what have you learned from your audience feedback?
Who are your audience and what have you learned from your audience feedback?
Question 4
- 1. EVALUATION – QUESTION 4 By cody hardy
- 3. DECIDING THE AUDIENCE! Before we began to create our media final product we had to think about certain things that would attract certain audiences and who we would want our actual audience to be so that we could decide what age group we would aim at being our target audience. however me and the rest of my group all decided that we wanted our thriller to appeal to a younger audience as they would enjoy watching our thriller as it is based around teenagers and is slightly creepy which teenagers love!! So from there we had decided that we would wanted our target audience to be around a young age, mainly teenagers.
- 4. FINDING OUT ABOUT WHAT TEENAGERS LIKE! I decided to put out a questionnaire on to my Facebook page ( where my friends are teenagers ) to find out what kind of thrillers my peers liked and what different conventions they enjoyed seeing in thriller films (E.g villians, hero's, MaGuffins ). Choosing teenagers as a target audience was definitely our best option as our peers are all the same age it was easy to find out what the age group liked and what they would want to see and enjoyed about various different thriller films.
- 6. As we had decided on our target audience of teenagers we had to research in more depth into what the certain age group would enjoy to see in thriller films and their openings. As we chose teenagers we realised that our target audience was the same age range as myself my group and our peers so it was alot easier than we thought it would be to find out the likes and dislikes of what teenagers like in thriller films. We looked at various different thriller films that we had enjoyed watching to get lots of idea's for our own production. We also made a audience profile of our two friends Ella and Leo to show the age range and what they enjoy