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The document discusses the target audience for the film "Visions". It aims to appeal to teens and people in their early twenties as the themes of death, mental health, and paranoia resonate with struggles they often face. It also targets horror fans through its use of suspense and portrayal of psychosis. While not targeting a specific subculture, the film is meant to appeal to the largest possible audience through an intriguing yet easy to understand story that would also be enjoyed by film critics and casual viewers.
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The primary audience for the media product is males aged 14 to 21 who enjoy football, horror/thriller films and movies, as concepts from the genre (horror) appeal more to men. The National Readership Survey shows this audience is skilled or low-grade workers (C2DE category). The product will provide diversion and escape reality using the Uses and Gratifications model. The lifestyle group is mainstreamers as the goal is a mass audience. A secondary audience is the wider film community who may be interested but not devoted to horror.
Defining target audience
Jordan Weeks' target audience for their media product is a mass audience of all demographic groups, as the film is about books which appeal to everyone. Specifically, it aims at groups that include well paid and white collar professionals, students, and older audiences seeking an entertaining break from work. The film also targets fans of psychological thriller films like Inception, Limitless, Hannibal and Shutter Island. While seeking a broad audience, some techniques may particularly attract niche fans of thriller and psychological thriller genres.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a new media product. It aims to appeal to teenagers and young adults interested in thrillers by including an action-oriented psychological thriller storyline. Both males and females are targeted by featuring a strong female protagonist to make the story relatable to both genders. Research showed the initial concept appealed more to men, so a female lead was added to expand the audience to include women. Testing found the finished product was enjoyed by the intended middle and working class audience.
Q5: how did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses how the creator attracted and addressed their audience for a film they created. They created a poster with the film title, age rating, and information that it was based on true events from 1999 to attract their target teenage audience as well as others interested in biographical films. The poster depicted a hooded figure with a gun outside a school to create intrigue. To address the audience, the film used conventions of the thriller genre like an eerie soundtrack to draw the audience in and keep them engaged. Characters were slowly introduced, only showing the main character briefly to avoid giving too much away. Costumes, language, and music were used to convey the biographical thriller genre.
Understanding my audience
This document discusses understanding and targeting audiences for media projects. It explains that researching the target audience is important to know who would be interested. The primary target audience is the main group being targeted, while the secondary audience may not have direct interest but could be persuaded. Different ways to classify audiences are discussed, including demographics using measurable traits and psychographics using personal beliefs. The document also covers the uses and gratifications theory about why audiences engage with media, such as for escapism, identity, surveillance, or relationships. An example audience profile is given targeting female teenagers interested in makeup, fashion, travel, and money, who would find entertainment, information, and identity from a short film about a rich girl's lifestyle.
Question 5 How did you attract / address your audience ?
The magazine cover uses a direct photo of "L Cookie" looking at the camera to present him as a fearless character and attract an audience interested in learning more about the real person beneath the facade. Large, prominent cover lines describing featured articles would attract interest without giving too much away. The language in the magazine maintains an informative yet welcoming tone for the audience. Font sizes on the cover lines signal the importance of different stories and issues to further engage readers. Features that present "L Cookie" as relatable to the target audience, such as his age and casual style, aim to draw in those who can identify with his experiences and message.
Target audience - question 5
The document discusses the target audience, setting, conventions, and elements of a film called "Visions" being made by Seth and Harry. The target audience is older teens aged 16-23. The setting is in the present or near future/past. Common thriller conventions like eerie atmospheres and underlying character issues will be featured. Psychological themes are a focus, and observable writing will be avoided to create a metaphysical element and sense of confusion and disconnect for the audience.
Question 1
In whats ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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The primary audience for the media product is males aged 14 to 21 who enjoy football, horror/thriller films and movies, as concepts from the genre (horror) appeal more to men. The National Readership Survey shows this audience is skilled or low-grade workers (C2DE category). The product will provide diversion and escape reality using the Uses and Gratifications model. The lifestyle group is mainstreamers as the goal is a mass audience. A secondary audience is the wider film community who may be interested but not devoted to horror.
Defining target audience
Jordan Weeks' target audience for their media product is a mass audience of all demographic groups, as the film is about books which appeal to everyone. Specifically, it aims at groups that include well paid and white collar professionals, students, and older audiences seeking an entertaining break from work. The film also targets fans of psychological thriller films like Inception, Limitless, Hannibal and Shutter Island. While seeking a broad audience, some techniques may particularly attract niche fans of thriller and psychological thriller genres.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a new media product. It aims to appeal to teenagers and young adults interested in thrillers by including an action-oriented psychological thriller storyline. Both males and females are targeted by featuring a strong female protagonist to make the story relatable to both genders. Research showed the initial concept appealed more to men, so a female lead was added to expand the audience to include women. Testing found the finished product was enjoyed by the intended middle and working class audience.
Q5: how did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses how the creator attracted and addressed their audience for a film they created. They created a poster with the film title, age rating, and information that it was based on true events from 1999 to attract their target teenage audience as well as others interested in biographical films. The poster depicted a hooded figure with a gun outside a school to create intrigue. To address the audience, the film used conventions of the thriller genre like an eerie soundtrack to draw the audience in and keep them engaged. Characters were slowly introduced, only showing the main character briefly to avoid giving too much away. Costumes, language, and music were used to convey the biographical thriller genre.
Understanding my audience
This document discusses understanding and targeting audiences for media projects. It explains that researching the target audience is important to know who would be interested. The primary target audience is the main group being targeted, while the secondary audience may not have direct interest but could be persuaded. Different ways to classify audiences are discussed, including demographics using measurable traits and psychographics using personal beliefs. The document also covers the uses and gratifications theory about why audiences engage with media, such as for escapism, identity, surveillance, or relationships. An example audience profile is given targeting female teenagers interested in makeup, fashion, travel, and money, who would find entertainment, information, and identity from a short film about a rich girl's lifestyle.
Question 5 How did you attract / address your audience ?
The magazine cover uses a direct photo of "L Cookie" looking at the camera to present him as a fearless character and attract an audience interested in learning more about the real person beneath the facade. Large, prominent cover lines describing featured articles would attract interest without giving too much away. The language in the magazine maintains an informative yet welcoming tone for the audience. Font sizes on the cover lines signal the importance of different stories and issues to further engage readers. Features that present "L Cookie" as relatable to the target audience, such as his age and casual style, aim to draw in those who can identify with his experiences and message.
Target audience - question 5
The document discusses the target audience, setting, conventions, and elements of a film called "Visions" being made by Seth and Harry. The target audience is older teens aged 16-23. The setting is in the present or near future/past. Common thriller conventions like eerie atmospheres and underlying character issues will be featured. Psychological themes are a focus, and observable writing will be avoided to create a metaphysical element and sense of confusion and disconnect for the audience.
Question 1
In whats ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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The American film industry produces films on a global scale that appeal to broad audiences through relatable themes, while the British film industry focuses on more niche topics specific to British culture. US films are also popular in the UK due to the global recognition and fanbases of Hollywood actors and directors. In contrast, British films tend to use lesser known British talent to keep budgets lower while appealing specifically to British audiences.
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2) Screenwriter Jennifer Lee helped develop the sisterhood concept between Anna and Elsa.
3) Frozen was a major commercial success, becoming the highest-grossing animated film of all time with over $1.2 billion in worldwide box office revenue.
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Question 4 media evaluation
The document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film created by the author. The intended audience is mass teenage and young adult audiences, as thrillers often appeal to younger demographics who go to the cinema more frequently. Aiming at a mass teenage/young adult audience will allow the film to earn more profits and reach a larger fan base compared to a niche audience.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film created by the author. It aims the film at a mass teenage/young adult audience because this demographic sees more movies at cinemas than others. A young adult audience is also considered a good fit because thrillers often appeal to them. The film is set in a school to make it relatable to audiences still in school or recently graduated. It draws inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho in terms of titles and positioning.
Question 4
The document discusses the potential audiences for a thriller film. The primary audience would be young adults as they enjoy being scared, can understand deeper meanings, and can relate to characters. A secondary audience would be adults and parents who may be concerned about issues their daughters face or enjoy gritty British films. A tertiary audience would be thriller genre fans who would enjoy the film at film festivals where it will be promoted. The film has mostly British white actors but its themes apply to all nationalities.
Media Evaluation.
The student reflects on what they have learned from their preliminary media project and how they have improved their full project. They discuss planning better, considering the mise-en-scene, and executing shots accurately. They also think about how to keep the audience engaged and entertained.
Evaluation
The student reflects on what they have learned from their preliminary media project and how they have improved their full project. They discuss planning better, considering the mise-en-scene, and executing shots accurately. They also think about how to keep the audience engaged and entertained.
Evaluation
The student reflects on what they have learned from their preliminary media project and how they have improved their full project. They discuss planning better, considering the mise-en-scene, and executing shots accurately. They also think about how to keep the audience engaged and entertained.
Evaluation.
The student reflects on what they have learned from their preliminary media project and how they have improved their full project. They discuss planning better, considering the mise-en-scene, and executing shots accurately. The student also thinks about how to keep the audience engaged and distribute the project to gain recognition. They analyze their intended teenage audience and how they aimed to attract their interest.
Evaluation
The student reflects on what they have learned from their preliminary media project and how they have improved their full project. They discuss planning better, considering the mise-en-scene, and executing shots accurately. They also think about how to keep the audience engaged and entertained.
Question 4
The document discusses targeting a young adult audience for a psychological thriller film. It aims for a mass audience of teenagers and young adults in order to make more money. Young adults typically go to the cinema more than other groups. The film is set in a school to make it relatable to audiences who are still in school or recently graduated. It draws inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock films, which also targeted adult audiences.
Question 4 - Media Studies Evaluation
The document discusses targeting a young adult audience for a psychological thriller film. It aims for a mass audience to maximize profits. Young adults frequently watch films and psychological thrillers often appeal to them. The film is set in a school to make it relatable to students and recent graduates who could imagine it as an alternate reality. It draws inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho by including titles positioned near the main character. The audience is selected as young adults near the filmmakers' own ages.
Evaluation question 4
The audience for the media product would primarily be males over 18 years old due to the graphic and violent nature of the film's content about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. Specifically, the audience would consist of educated professionals such as doctors, psychologists, and lawyers from category A demographics who could appreciate the thriller genre and subject matter. Additionally, some local audiences in Milwaukee may find the film sensitive due to its portrayal of real events in their city. The film aims to be distributed globally but especially in the United States due to its subject matter being inspired by an American crime.
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Evaulation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a horror/thriller film project. It analyzes responses from a questionnaire that showed the target audience is teenagers and young adults. Research also indicates this age group enjoys the adrenaline rush of horror films without real danger. Additionally, the film includes relatable teenage characters and victims to appeal to this demographic. A secondary target audience is identified as older adults and couples who enjoy the genre. Females make up a majority of horror film viewers. The film aims to appeal to both genders and age groups.
Question 4 - Target audience
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to determine the target audience for a horror film opening scene. The survey revealed that the actual target audience was younger (16-25 years old) and lower-income (C2-E) than estimated, primarily male, seeking to satisfy their needs of esteem. Further research on horror film viewership supported this, showing the largest audiences were 18-24 year olds and, surprisingly, female. The certification rating of 15 instead of 18 was also determined to be more accurate.
Quantitative Data, Secondary Data, Audience Profile
The document provides quantitative data from surveys conducted about audience preferences and behaviors related to horror films. Key findings include:
- 82% of respondents watch horror films, showing a large potential audience.
- Ghosts and murderers were most commonly found scary.
- Most watch horror alone or with friends, suggesting a teen and young adult focus.
- Unseen killers and ambiguous endings are preferred, allowing creative freedom.
- Popular horror films like Texas Chainsaw Massacre were cited as inspirations.
- 15-24 year olds are the largest cinema-going demographic, favoring the genre.
- Online and on-demand viewing is increasing, shaping distribution strategies.
Evaluation question 4
Our target audience for the psychological thriller film is 15-25 year olds, as the genre interests young people due to its suspenseful and mysterious plots. We will classify the film as a 15 due to some disturbing content, though it is not overly explicit like many 18 rated thrillers. Young people are more likely to watch for entertainment, escapism during stressful life periods, emotional release, and social interaction around analyzing complex plots. The film also aims to attract slightly more females than males, at 60-40, as psychological thrillers focus more on emotional rather than physical struggles, though males can still relate through protagonists of either gender. The film has no specific geographical target as themes of the mind are universal.
Question 4&5
The target audience for the media product is 15-24 year olds who enjoy thrillers. Research shows thrillers appeal to this age group because they like excitement. Successful thrillers like Blair Witch and Paranormal Activity targeted this same audience. The document discusses attracting this audience through social media like Facebook and Twitter, which this age group uses heavily. Posters were also made for those not on social media. The thriller genre in gaming was researched to understand what this target audience enjoys, and elements from successful thriller films and games were incorporated into the planning of the media product.
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.
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