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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to an audience for a short film. It found that most respondents were between 16-25 years old and enjoyed films of this genre. Straight cuts were the most popular editing technique. Most watch these types of films in educational environments. The majority of respondents felt that a storyline expressed through a flashback was an important element for the short film. Combining closure with a mysterious open ending would satisfy audience preferences.
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- 71% of respondents were students, so the film will feature a student protagonist and be released outside term time.
- The largest ethnic group was white British, so the protagonist will be cast as a white female.
- Most popular genres were thriller and horror, so those elements will be incorporated into the crime
Questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a crime thriller film called "Project Eleven". Some key findings:
- 72% of respondents were female, so the film will feature a female protagonist to appeal to women.
- 67% of the audience was 13-17 years old, so the protagonist will also be this age to attract teenage viewers.
- 71% of respondents were students, so the film will feature a student protagonist and be released on weekends or holidays.
- The largest ethnic group was white British, so the protagonist will be cast as a white female.
- Most popular genres were thriller and horror, so the film will incorporate both genres
Evaluation
The document discusses how the filmmaker's media product represents teenagers as the target audience by featuring teenage protagonists and focusing on issues relevant to them. Technologies used in the process included film equipment, editing software, social media, and blogs to conduct research, communicate with the audience, and produce and distribute the film. The filmmaker learned how to utilize various technologies effectively throughout the project.
Q4 media evaluation
This document discusses the target audience for a media product. The primary audience is identified as 15-24 year old, heterosexual, white females from lower-middle income brackets. Web 2.0 and relatable female protagonist are identified as ways to attract this audience. The secondary audience is 25-35 year old, heterosexual, white males from middle income brackets. More sophisticated themes and an intellectual mystery are seen as attracting this group. Audience feedback from an online survey showed that people enjoyed the engaging story, music, female protagonist, and relatable characters but some found it unclear and not relatable. The certification of 15 is deemed appropriate given the psychological threats and potential imitable behaviors depicted.
Media evaluation Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a horror film media product. It identifies that both female and male audiences aged 15 and older would be suitable given the film contains both male and female lead actors and has some violent and disturbing scenes. Research was conducted through questionnaires to shape the script, characters, sets and dialogue to match audience preferences and opinions. The film is intended for cinema viewing for a more unsettling experience, and may also be distributed on DVD and Blu-ray if viewership goals are met. Stereotypes are subverted by portraying a female character as initially innocent but later proving to be strong.
Evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a media product for a college assignment. It describes how the group chose to follow conventions of teen drama genre films by using simple shots and storylines about teenagers. However, they also wanted to challenge conventions by focusing on a typical teenage girl rather than wealthy American youth. They also did not show alcohol, drugs, or cigarettes to avoid portraying all youth negatively. The group decided to distribute their film through Film4 because of its young target audience on channels like E4. They chose 12-20 year olds as their target to attract more viewers and address relevant issues through their narrative.
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The document discusses selecting a certification rating of 15 for the film production. A rating of 15 is appropriate as it matches the target audience age of 15-24 and allows them to view the film. A lower rating could promote unsafe or imitable behaviors in younger viewers. While some audience members found the opening sequence confusing, clarification later in the film would address this. The feedback was otherwise positive about character choices and music.
Media evaluation Q4
The document discusses the target audience for a film based on the results of a questionnaire. The audience would likely be females ages 15-40, though some older and younger viewers may also find it interesting. Most respondents were female and preferred seeing the film in theaters. The characters were deemed appropriate but viewers were split on whether it would appeal mainly to a niche audience or more broadly. The results helped the filmmakers tailor the project to make it appealing to a wider mainstream audience and distributors.
What have you learnt from your audience feedback?
The document discusses audience research conducted for a social realism film trailer targeting 16-25 year olds. A questionnaire given to the target audience found that they enjoyed the genre and were not distressed by scenes of drugs/alcohol. Feedback on the trailer found that it successfully established the genre through its style, locations, and lack of dialogue. Elements like a scream and violent scenes were engaging for viewers. While the trailer was successful overall, the document notes fighting scenes could be improved.
J:\Audience Research
The document discusses audience research conducted for a social realism film trailer targeting 16-25 year olds. A questionnaire given to the target audience found that they enjoyed the genre and were not distressed by scenes of drugs/alcohol. Feedback on the trailer found that it successfully established the genre through its style, locations, and lack of dialogue. Elements like a scream and violent scenes were engaging for viewers. While the trailer was successful overall, the document notes fighting scenes could be improved.
Audience feedback questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire given to an audience to provide feedback on film promotion materials for a psychological thriller film. It contains 15 questions with both open-ended and closed-ended questions about the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Based on the responses, the materials were generally found to appropriately convey the genre and plot while intriguing the audience about what would happen in the film. However, some responses also provided areas for improvement, such as ensuring the film title is clear in the trailer or using a voiceover to further explain the plot.
Evaluation – part 2
The document discusses establishing a target audience for a film. It recommends targeting people 15 and older as the footage may be too graphic for younger viewers. Younger audiences may also not understand the storylines or themes. The document details how the filmmakers pitched their idea to a class around ages 16-17, who provided feedback confirming that age group would be the appropriate target audience.
Evaluation
Our film aims to represent teenagers aged 15+ by featuring young characters and focusing on their everyday lives. We chose to distribute the film through a smaller British company rather than larger American ones in order to better target our intended teenage audience. Through our characters, pacing, and focus on a female protagonist, we aimed to engage this target audience and subvert expectations for the thriller genre. The process of constructing the film taught us to utilize various technologies like PowerPoint, blogs, and video editing software to plan, communicate, film, and edit our media product effectively.
Survey results analysis
The document analyzes the results of a survey about audience preferences for a dance music video. Key findings include:
- The audience was majority female but the difference was not significant, so the video should appeal to both genders.
- The target age range is 17-25+ to attract both younger club audiences and older dance fans.
- Dance (electronic) was overwhelmingly the most popular genre.
- Narratives were preferred over performance or concept for the video's message.
- Videos should be 3-4 minutes long on average.
- Both urban and rural locations combined were most appealing.
- Audiences wanted to see 3-4 locations.
- Either 1-2 characters maximum
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