Target Audience
        By
        Ben
       Dom
       Harry
Psychographics
This is the study of a personality, values, attitudes, interests and
lifestyles.
Advertising agency ‘Young and Rubican’ came up with the
concept ‘psychographics’.
Producers and directors have to take into consideration, the type
of people there film would be aimed at. This is something we had
to think about when deciding on our idea. This gives you a good
idea on the different props and costumes we would use.
With our film opening being a thriller the type of person that we
are aiming it at is an Explorer. This is because the unknown
interests them.
Psychographics
continued- Social
   People in the UK are targeted based on their social class.
The categories are A, B, C1, C2, D, and E.
The things they are based on are things like, Occupations, Education,
   Economic status and Background. The 6 social classes are:

A – Upper Middle Class
B - Middle Class
C1 – Lower Middle Class
C2 – Skilled Working Class
D – Working Class
E - Students/Unemployed
Target audience for Taken
This film is directed at the 15-24 year
category and is also still widely viewed
by the over 45s. This not only shows
that this is rated a 15 certificate but also
that a certain element of maturity would
be needed by the viewer to enjoy this
film.
The targeted class is very varied.
However it is not mainly targeted at the
upper class hinting that the film may be
informal and mainstream.
Furthermore the gender is fairly even
showing that both types of genders could
find the film enjoyable. Although there is
an 8% advantage in favour of the males
showing that a male may slightly enjoy
it more than a female.
Target audience for Harry Potter
The broad range of people of all different
ages (other than 4-6) shows that this film
was targeted to all age groups meaning that
this could have been a family film.
Gender is particularly even which also
shows that this film wasn’t really targeted
towards a specific group of people.
However, as Harry Potter is a family film
the gender would not come in to
consideration which may describe why there
is such an even split.
The social class would also prove that there
was no specific audience in mind as people
from all different social classes viewed the
film.
Target audience for The Dark Knight Rises

The target age for this film is quite broad which
shows that it could be for the family. Also by it being
mostly targeted to the 15-24 it could be seen as a
new,trendy film
The gender split is a big difference: 62% Male 38%
Female, favouring the males. This shows us that this
film is quite a male orientated as a substantial amount
of men have viewed the film in comparison to the
women.

The social classes of the audiences are quite broad
although it tends to favour the C1 Class, who are
people likely to be working in offices. This may be
because the film has a small sense of realism to it even
though it is very exciting.
Demographics
Based on the three films we have
analysed we realise that the genre of the
film is influential into how an audience is
targeted. Therefore as our film opening
is a thriller these are the demographics
we hope to go by: Age - 15-35, Gender
- Male 55% Women 45%, Class-
Broad but mainly C1 to C2.
Our ideal customer
Our film shall be targeting the explorer.
Someone of who earns a relatively basic
wage and ideally works to live, not
lives to work. With this in mind we hope
for our film opening to get a viewers
mind wondering and feeling excited as
anything can happen as the film
progresses.
How we will address the audience

We shall address our audience with
psychographics and demographic in
mind by including the following element
to our film opening:
Excitement
Tension
Narrative Enigmas
How we will address the audience

We shall address our audience with
psychographics and demographic in
mind by including the following element
to our film opening:
Excitement
Tension
Narrative Enigmas

Target audience

  • 1.
    Target Audience By Ben Dom Harry
  • 2.
    Psychographics This is thestudy of a personality, values, attitudes, interests and lifestyles. Advertising agency ‘Young and Rubican’ came up with the concept ‘psychographics’. Producers and directors have to take into consideration, the type of people there film would be aimed at. This is something we had to think about when deciding on our idea. This gives you a good idea on the different props and costumes we would use. With our film opening being a thriller the type of person that we are aiming it at is an Explorer. This is because the unknown interests them.
  • 3.
    Psychographics continued- Social People in the UK are targeted based on their social class. The categories are A, B, C1, C2, D, and E. The things they are based on are things like, Occupations, Education, Economic status and Background. The 6 social classes are: A – Upper Middle Class B - Middle Class C1 – Lower Middle Class C2 – Skilled Working Class D – Working Class E - Students/Unemployed
  • 4.
    Target audience forTaken This film is directed at the 15-24 year category and is also still widely viewed by the over 45s. This not only shows that this is rated a 15 certificate but also that a certain element of maturity would be needed by the viewer to enjoy this film. The targeted class is very varied. However it is not mainly targeted at the upper class hinting that the film may be informal and mainstream. Furthermore the gender is fairly even showing that both types of genders could find the film enjoyable. Although there is an 8% advantage in favour of the males showing that a male may slightly enjoy it more than a female.
  • 5.
    Target audience forHarry Potter The broad range of people of all different ages (other than 4-6) shows that this film was targeted to all age groups meaning that this could have been a family film. Gender is particularly even which also shows that this film wasn’t really targeted towards a specific group of people. However, as Harry Potter is a family film the gender would not come in to consideration which may describe why there is such an even split. The social class would also prove that there was no specific audience in mind as people from all different social classes viewed the film.
  • 6.
    Target audience forThe Dark Knight Rises The target age for this film is quite broad which shows that it could be for the family. Also by it being mostly targeted to the 15-24 it could be seen as a new,trendy film The gender split is a big difference: 62% Male 38% Female, favouring the males. This shows us that this film is quite a male orientated as a substantial amount of men have viewed the film in comparison to the women. The social classes of the audiences are quite broad although it tends to favour the C1 Class, who are people likely to be working in offices. This may be because the film has a small sense of realism to it even though it is very exciting.
  • 7.
    Demographics Based on thethree films we have analysed we realise that the genre of the film is influential into how an audience is targeted. Therefore as our film opening is a thriller these are the demographics we hope to go by: Age - 15-35, Gender - Male 55% Women 45%, Class- Broad but mainly C1 to C2.
  • 8.
    Our ideal customer Ourfilm shall be targeting the explorer. Someone of who earns a relatively basic wage and ideally works to live, not lives to work. With this in mind we hope for our film opening to get a viewers mind wondering and feeling excited as anything can happen as the film progresses.
  • 9.
    How we willaddress the audience We shall address our audience with psychographics and demographic in mind by including the following element to our film opening: Excitement Tension Narrative Enigmas
  • 10.
    How we willaddress the audience We shall address our audience with psychographics and demographic in mind by including the following element to our film opening: Excitement Tension Narrative Enigmas