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The target audience for the short film is students and young adults aged 15-30 from socioeconomic groups C2, D and E, as they will be able to relate to the actors and afford to watch the film. The film has been rated 15 by the BBFC due to scenes of violence and strong language. While primarily targeting a male audience, females are also being targeted to broaden the audience.
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The target audience for the film is 15-35 year olds, as they will better understand the humor and relate to the situations depicted. It aims to appeal to both male and female viewers equally. The film receives a 15 rating from the BBFC as it contains no bad language or nudity and is only suitable and relevant for those aged 15 and over. The target socio-economic groups are C1, C2, D and E, which include students, laborers, and junior/supervisory managers who could find humor and relate to the film. A comparable film is American Pie, which had a similar plot and target audience of mid-teens and above.
Evaluation Q3
The document analyzes potential distribution options for a psychological thriller film. It discusses how the film could be distributed through cinemas, television, or film festivals. On analysis of different cinema chains and independent cinemas, it is determined that the film would best fit genres and audiences at independent cinemas. Analysis of film festivals indicates the film's genres are well represented at festivals like Sundance and Cannes. A broadcast on BBC rather than a film channel is deemed most suitable due to the film's age rating and lack of violence.
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The target audience for the media product is males and females aged 15-25 from working and middle class backgrounds. This age group is less sensitive than younger viewers, but has more free time than older adults. The psychological horror story and opening sequence aim to appeal to a mass audience regardless of sexuality or social class. A BBFC 15 rating was selected due to strong language, violence, and potentially frightening themes that could negatively impact younger viewers.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the film is 15-20 year olds as the main character is 16 and people of that age will relate most to him. Females may be more inclined to watch since the lead actor is male. The audience will likely consist of students who enjoy horror films and will expect to be scared, as the film aims to attract young adults, many of whom will see it at discounted cinema prices as students. While many ethnicities could enjoy it, the characters being white/British may attract a largely white British audience.
Evaluation Question 4.
The document discusses the target audience for a horror film. It indicates that the audience would primarily be 15-20 years old as the main character is 16 and people that age can relate more. It notes that females may be more inclined to watch since the lead actor is male. Most viewers are expected to be students who enjoy horror films and would take advantage of cinema discounts. The film may attract a largely white British audience as the characters are that ethnicity.
Evaluation 4
The primary audience for the media product is males aged 15-25 from working class backgrounds. This is because the creators are in that demographic and understand the interests of that group. Research shows working class individuals prefer action films more than other classes. Many males under 35 also enjoy action films. The film is classified as a 15 due to adult themes and drug use, which matches the target audience age. The film will likely be released independently or straight to DVD/Blu-Ray due to its niche audience that is not mainstream.
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The target audience for the film is 15-35 year olds, as they will better understand the humor about a teenage boy trying to lose his virginity. It aims to appeal to both male and female genders equally. The film receives a 15 rating from the BBFC as it contains mature humorous themes but no bad language or nudity. The target socio-economic groups are C1, C2, D and E, which include students, manual laborers, and junior managers, as they will find it most relatable and humorous. A similar film is American Pie, which had a target audience of mid-teens and above about characters pursuing virginity and also received a 15 rating.
Target audience
Our film targets 17-24 year olds as they are mature enough to understand the subject matter of terminal illness but young enough to relate to the youth of the characters. It will be rated 12A as there is little strong language, violence or sexual content, similar to the film My Sister's Keeper which also dealt with terminal illness. The film appeals to all ethnic groups through a mainly white British cast but is not exclusively aimed at any one group. Both male and female characters are represented equally as neither gender is dependent on the other for support through the illness. The target socio-economic groups are working and middle class to allow most audience members to identify with the characters. Columbia Pictures would be the ideal film distributor as while
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This document discusses the target audiences for a new horror film. It will target a mass audience across the UK rather than specific groups, as the horror genre appeals broadly. Specifically, it aims to target working class people who can relate to the working class family storylines, males who stereotypically enjoy horror more than females, and 16-25 year olds who can relate to the school setting. The target location is initially just the UK with potential expansion internationally if successful.
Target audience research
The target audience for the film trailer is 8-25 year olds, who love fairytales and Disney films. Specifically, the audience will be mostly female, as love stories appeal more to women. The income level of the audience will range from £0 to £30,000, as children under 16 cannot work, but income is not a limiting factor like it is for high-budget films. The education level just needs to be basic literacy since the youngest viewers are 8 years old. Genres the audience likes are fairytales, romance films, and comedies. The target socioeconomic classes are C1 through E, as a low-budget film may not appeal as much to higher classes A and B.
Main Task Evaluation
The document summarizes the group's media project evaluating different aspects of their horror film such as its genre conventions, representation of social groups, potential distribution institutions, target audience, and what they learned about technologies. It discusses how the film follows horror conventions but challenges norms by having an all-female cast. It states the film's target audience is females aged 15-30 of any ethnicity or social class. The document also reviews what the group learned about editing software in the process of creating the film.
How did you attract/address your audience?
To attract their target teenage audience for their thriller film opening, the group appealed to features important for that demographic like suspense and mystery. The author then conducted their own market research through an online survey to gather feedback on the opening from friends, which provided both positive feedback and constructive criticism that the group can apply to future projects.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a media product. The audience is aimed at those aged 15-21, with elements that would appeal to both males and females. Specifically, the film is targeted at British people from Yorkshire who would appreciate the Yorkshire accents of the all-South Yorkshire cast. Research in the form of a questionnaire found that those aged 15-19 were most interested in the film's initial idea. Accordingly, the film uses a young cast to allow the target 15-21 audience to relate to the characters.
Target audience
The target audience for the documentary is people ages 16-24, as well as those age 24 and older. It aims to appeal to a diverse range of ethnicities and social classes. While one child featured is a boy, the film's discussion of addiction, dopamine, and effects on people aims to be relevant to both males and females, making its target audience unisex. Defining the target audience will help ensure the film appeals to and relates to its intended viewers.
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The document discusses the various new media technologies used during the construction, research, planning, and evaluation of a project. YouTube was used for film analysis during pre-production and to upload the final video. Social media like Twitter and Facebook were used to promote the film and maintain communication. Blogging platforms and content sharing sites allowed documents, presentations, and media to be uploaded and shared online throughout the process. Video, audio, and photo equipment were used to capture footage and images, and software like Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, PowerPoint, and Word were used to edit and design deliverables.
Post questionnaire graphs
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to viewers of a short horror film called "Conscious" to gauge audience reception and feedback. Some key findings:
- The majority of respondents were male (71%) and between ages 12-15 (58%)
- Most respondents rated the film 6 or higher on a scale of 1-10 for quality (55% 6-7, 27% 8-9)
- Most felt the fonts (70%), genre identification (71%), and age certification (80%) were appropriate, though some aspects like storyline clarity (40%) and weakest points like lighting (30%) could be improved.
Post questionnaire graphs
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to viewers of a short horror film called "Conscious" to gauge audience reception and feedback. Some key findings:
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Post questionnaire graphs
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to viewers of a short horror film called "Conscious" to gauge audience reception and feedback. Some key findings:
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- Most felt the fonts (70%), genre identification (71%), and age certification (80%) were appropriate, though some aspects like storyline clarity (40%) and weakest points like lighting (30%) could be improved.
Post questionnaire Graphs
The document contains the results of a post-questionnaire survey about a short film. Most respondents were female (71%) between the ages of 16-24 (58%). Respondents rated the film moderately, with 27% giving it a 5 out of 10. Many found the fonts (70%) and storyline (60%) inappropriate or unclear for the action genre. While the plot created some suspense (34% gave it a 3 out of 10), most felt the age certification was too low (80%). Areas for improvement included the storyline (30%) and dialogue (10%).
How to prepare for a film shoot
The document outlines 7 key steps to prepare for a film shoot: 1) Write a script to outline the story and characters' dialogue. 2) Act out the script to test for any issues. 3) Do a location recce to identify any potential problems at filming locations. 4) Create a storyboard combining the script walkthrough and location notes to plan shots. 5) Develop a shooting script to plan shots, angles, and camera movements. 6) Do a test shoot to improve plans and familiarize with equipment and actors. 7) Create a film schedule to organize the production and determine timing. Proper preparation through these steps can help save time during the actual film shoot.
Meeting minutes 3
The meeting minutes document the discussion of a student film group. They had chosen to do an action spy film and gotten approval for their idea. They looked at short films for inspiration and made sure paperwork was on track. Their next steps were to review the first script draft, check paperwork progress, and plan filming locations and actors.
Meeting minutes 1
This meeting minutes document summarizes a meeting of the Oaks Park High School Media Department group A29. The group members delegated production roles for their upcoming film based on each member's strengths - Vishoswastik Ravindran was assigned director, Niraj Magudia was made cameraman due to his experience, and Alexander Masha was given the editor role for his video editing expertise. They also planned to discuss ideas for the company name, logo, and film, and finalize a production schedule to delegate paperwork responsibilities.
Equipment List
The document lists the key equipment needed to produce a five minute film:
A Canon HD video camera will be used to capture the motion picture footage in 1080p definition. A digital camera will be used to take pictures for the storyboard, location scouting, and portraits. A tripod will allow for steadier shots and more creative camera movements. Laptops will be used for planning, research, editing, and reviewing other films. Tape and SD cards will store and transfer footage and pictures between cameras and computers during filming and editing.
Pre questionnaire graphs
The document contains the results of a survey about short films. It includes various pie charts showing respondents' demographics (gender, age) and preferences (favorite genres, how often they watch shorts). Additional charts ask about clarity of synopsis and title for an unspecified short film, as well as what rating and strongest script elements respondents would give it. Nearly half of respondents said they would take time to watch the short film.
Prop Notes
The document discusses props for an action film including fake guns, fake blood, crash mats, a mobile phone, and USB. Fake guns will be used in chase and fight scenes to indicate characters are spies. Fake blood will make fight scenes more realistic and set the atmosphere as an action film. Crash mats will be used in fight scenes where characters fall to make stunts safer. A mobile phone will be a prominently featured prop, and a USB at the end is important to the plot.
Prop Notes
The document discusses props for an action film including fake guns, fake blood, crash mats, a mobile phone, and USB. Fake guns will be used in chase and fight scenes to indicate characters are spies. Fake blood will make fight scenes more realistic and set the atmosphere as an action film. Crash mats will be used in fight scenes where characters fall to make stunts safer. A mobile phone is a key prop that will be prominently featured. A USB drive is also important to the plot and will be featured towards the end.
Group members roles
The document describes the roles of the director, cameraperson, editor, and sound person on a film production. The director oversees the entire filmmaking process from pre-production through post-production, and is responsible for the genre, plot, casting, and artistic vision of the film. The cameraperson operates the camera and works with the director to capture shots and angles as directed. The editor assembles the raw footage in post-production to create the final cut according to the director's intentions. The sound person adds audio such as effects, music, and dialogue to enhance the film.
Group members roles
The director is responsible for the overall project and oversees filming and editing. The cameraperson operates the camera and works with the director to make technical and creative decisions around shots. The editor takes the raw footage and assembles it into a coherent final film according to the director's vision. The sound person handles all audio elements and works to enhance the film through sound.
Post questionnaire results
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire about a horror film opening sequence. Key findings include:
- Males showed more interest in horror than females (60% male respondents)
- Most respondents (80%) felt the opening fit the horror genre
- Most (90%) could identify the protagonist and antagonist clearly
- An age 15 rating was deemed appropriate by 80% of respondents
- Weakest element was characters (60%), strongest was camera work (40%)
- Only 60% were interested enough in the opening to watch the full film
- Sound effects could be improved as 50% said they were "okay, could be better"
- The title "Locked" somewhat hinted at the plot for most (
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- 80% felt the sequence fit the horror genre while 20% disagreed.
- 90% recognized the protagonist and antagonist while 10% did not.
- 80% felt a 15 age rating was appropriate while 20% disagreed.
- Weakest element was the characters according to 60% of respondents.
- Strongest element was the camera work according to 40% of respondents.
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- 2. Socio economic group • Our targeted socio economic groups are C2 ,D and E as they are like to watch our short film also as our short film is targeted for the lower half of the socio economic group our film will be affordable for the viewers and as we have targeted group E which is mainly students they can relate to some of the actors as the actors are students in there teens.
- 3. Age range • Our production is suitable for any age range, however our film appeals to students and young adults aged 15 – 30. as they are most likely to enjoy the thrills of an action movie ev
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