The document discusses the target audience for a mystery story about a woman surviving an attack. It suggests that the target audience is likely 30-40 year old men and women living in large American cities who work high-pressure office jobs earning a high salary. The opening sequence is analyzed, with the monologue being identified as the main driver to understand the story, and the background setting establishing the character's wealth.

1. Question 4 &5
Charlie Rhodes

2. Gender
• I still think that the main target audience for gender is men because they
probably like the mystery of what has happened and why she survived.

3. Age
• I think that the age has changed for the target audience I think that its more
30-40 year olds because I think they will prefer the twist of the woman
surviving.

4. Where they live
• I think that it will fit for people who live in a really built up are like NewYork.
But if anything it has to be an American city.

5. Salary and Job
• I think that they will probably have a is something that means you have to
work in an office and is quite pressured and I think that the salary is quite
high because it is pressured.

6. Mode of address
• Monologue- I think that probably the biggest part of the opening sequence was driven by the
monologue.This is because it told a lot of the story which means that the audience could understand
what was happening. Even though it was like the man was reading it to himself you felt that you were
tied to it.
• Mise en scene-I also think that the background of the filming was very crucial because it gave you a
feel of the wealth of the man and maybe what he was doing in that type of room.
• I think the message we wanted to get across wasn’t very major but maybe somethings may stand out
to other people. Like the woman surviving which might get the point across that women are not
weak.