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The document contains responses from 5 individuals between ages 16-17 who were asked about their favorite psychological thriller films, expected age ratings and themes for the genre. Sam, Matthew, Dan, Rowan and Angus provided titles like Zodiac, Se7en, The Shining, Fight Club and Inception as examples and suggested themes around death, murders, fear, plot twists, and mental alterations.
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Audience Findings
The document contains responses from 4 individuals to questions about their gender, preferred film genres, last horror film watched, expectations from horror movies, age range, and whether they would watch a film about a teenager haunted after killing a child. Their answers show preferences for genres like rom-coms, science fiction, sports and horror films. Suggested last horror films watched include Teeth, Cabin in the Woods, Last House on the Left, and Insidious. Their expected age ranges are mostly between 16-19 years old. Their responses on watching the proposed film vary, with some saying they don't like horrors or the film's idea, and others expressing interest if it's scary or somebody dies.
Questionnaire Answers
Answers to questionnaire. We asked 10 people of different ages and genders to get their opinions on thrillers.
Evaluation media as
The primary audience for the media product is teenage boys aged 13-19, as they generally prefer action and thriller films more than girls. However, the film also aims to attract females by featuring a female sniper, reversing the stereotype. The film also targets young adult males who have recently finished university. Feedback from 16-18 year olds confirmed they enjoyed the opening scene. The film will attract its target teenage male audience through the inclusion of cars, guns, and violence, which research shows this age group enjoys. The film would receive a 15 certificate from the British Board of Film Classification due to the level of violence.
Evaluation Question 4
The document discusses the genres and target audiences of thriller films. It notes that psychological thrillers, which involve "mind games" and leaving the audience wanting more, most often attract male viewers between the ages of 14-28. The document also states that the film discussed would be classified as a 12A or 12 rating and that thriller films were the 5th top-grossing genre from 1995 to 2012.
Age ratings
The document discusses the age restrictions of thriller films. Based on research, most thrillers contain intense content meant to shock and thrill adult audiences, making them inappropriate for teenagers under 15. The average age rating for thriller films is 15 due to their aim to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. However, some thrillers like Inception have lower 12A ratings. A brief list of thriller age ratings reflects that most require viewers to be 15 or 18 years old due to their intense content.
BBFC Ratings
The document analyzes the age ratings of 10 thriller films from the past 10 years assigned by the BBFC. It finds that the ratings ranged from 12A to 18, with 15 being the most common. Thrillers tend to contain graphic content unsuitable for younger audiences. Among subgenres, techno thrillers averaged the lowest rating (12A-15) while horror thrillers averaged the highest (18) due to containing more graphic violence. Psychological thrillers averaged 15, allowing some graphic elements but not as strongly as horror thrillers rated 18. The document compares its own psychological thriller and horror thriller films to these averages.
Thriller Questionnaire
This document is a questionnaire that asks respondents about their preferences for thriller movies. It asks about the respondent's age, gender, how often they watch movies and thrillers, what elements interest them in thrillers like car chases and gun scenes, how important the opening is, how many thrillers they watch per month, and what genres and elements they look for in thrillers.
Target audience for action thrillers
The document discusses the audiences for action films. It states that action films generally attract male audiences as men are typically drawn to more violent films. It also notes that films with diverse casts can appeal to a wider range of races than those with only white casts. Most male teenagers enjoy the adrenaline rush of action films, making them a key audience, though interest may decline after age 40. The document discusses how people are drawn to such films due to interests in action, thrillers, or escapism. It defines the potential audiences as niche audiences interested in unusual mixes of genres and mass audiences seeking escapism or adrenaline. Finally, it profiles a target viewer as a 25-35 year old male who likes films involving guns, close
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The document contains responses from 4 individuals to questions about their gender, preferred film genres, last horror film watched, expectations from horror movies, age range, and whether they would watch a film about a teenager haunted after killing a child. Their answers show preferences for genres like rom-coms, science fiction, sports and horror films. Suggested last horror films watched include Teeth, Cabin in the Woods, Last House on the Left, and Insidious. Their expected age ranges are mostly between 16-19 years old. Their responses on watching the proposed film vary, with some saying they don't like horrors or the film's idea, and others expressing interest if it's scary or somebody dies.
Questionnaire Answers
Answers to questionnaire. We asked 10 people of different ages and genders to get their opinions on thrillers.
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The primary audience for the media product is teenage boys aged 13-19, as they generally prefer action and thriller films more than girls. However, the film also aims to attract females by featuring a female sniper, reversing the stereotype. The film also targets young adult males who have recently finished university. Feedback from 16-18 year olds confirmed they enjoyed the opening scene. The film will attract its target teenage male audience through the inclusion of cars, guns, and violence, which research shows this age group enjoys. The film would receive a 15 certificate from the British Board of Film Classification due to the level of violence.
Evaluation Question 4
The document discusses the genres and target audiences of thriller films. It notes that psychological thrillers, which involve "mind games" and leaving the audience wanting more, most often attract male viewers between the ages of 14-28. The document also states that the film discussed would be classified as a 12A or 12 rating and that thriller films were the 5th top-grossing genre from 1995 to 2012.
Age ratings
The document discusses the age restrictions of thriller films. Based on research, most thrillers contain intense content meant to shock and thrill adult audiences, making them inappropriate for teenagers under 15. The average age rating for thriller films is 15 due to their aim to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. However, some thrillers like Inception have lower 12A ratings. A brief list of thriller age ratings reflects that most require viewers to be 15 or 18 years old due to their intense content.
BBFC Ratings
The document analyzes the age ratings of 10 thriller films from the past 10 years assigned by the BBFC. It finds that the ratings ranged from 12A to 18, with 15 being the most common. Thrillers tend to contain graphic content unsuitable for younger audiences. Among subgenres, techno thrillers averaged the lowest rating (12A-15) while horror thrillers averaged the highest (18) due to containing more graphic violence. Psychological thrillers averaged 15, allowing some graphic elements but not as strongly as horror thrillers rated 18. The document compares its own psychological thriller and horror thriller films to these averages.
Thriller Questionnaire
This document is a questionnaire that asks respondents about their preferences for thriller movies. It asks about the respondent's age, gender, how often they watch movies and thrillers, what elements interest them in thrillers like car chases and gun scenes, how important the opening is, how many thrillers they watch per month, and what genres and elements they look for in thrillers.
Target audience for action thrillers
The document discusses the audiences for action films. It states that action films generally attract male audiences as men are typically drawn to more violent films. It also notes that films with diverse casts can appeal to a wider range of races than those with only white casts. Most male teenagers enjoy the adrenaline rush of action films, making them a key audience, though interest may decline after age 40. The document discusses how people are drawn to such films due to interests in action, thrillers, or escapism. It defines the potential audiences as niche audiences interested in unusual mixes of genres and mass audiences seeking escapism or adrenaline. Finally, it profiles a target viewer as a 25-35 year old male who likes films involving guns, close
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Who watches thrillers
Thrillers appeal to a wide variety of people, but some generalizations can be made about gender and age. Data shows that both men and women are interested in thrillers, though women seem to have a slightly higher interest. Thrillers also appeal most to the 15-25 age group. The document discusses different types of thrillers - those with more violence and action appeal more to males for excitement, while psychological thrillers interest females more for the intellectual story. Different age ratings apply depending on the type of thriller, with violence and disturbing content leading to higher age ratings.
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The document summarizes the results of a focus group questionnaire for a film trailer. 6 respondents completed the questionnaire after viewing the trailer. The majority were male, aged 16-18. Half preferred the horror genre. Most had seen films like Psycho and Split. All said they would watch the film in cinemas. Respondents correctly understood the psychological thriller storyline about a boy tormented by bullies who is helped by an imaginary friend. Key scenes included interactions with a psychologist and dead bodies. Most felt the trailer warranted a 15 age rating. Suggested improvements included adding more suspense and layered sound effects.
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Questionnaire results
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A crime scene is described with a phone box, car, and body located in spots around the area. Clues are given such as a long shot perspective and where the body will be found at the end.
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The document outlines the production schedule for a music video project including pre-production, production, and post-production tasks. It details dates, tasks, required personnel, equipment, and locations for filming scenes, editing footage, designing packaging, and completing other necessary jobs from August 2016 through March 2017. The schedule includes filming in both Ringwood, UK and locations in New York City.
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Equipment list
Andrew will be using a Canon 700D camera for its quality, resolution, and easy usability. He is familiar with this camera type from previous projects. He will store footage on a 16GB SD card to ensure sufficient storage for outtakes and production stills. After deliberation, Andrew decided against using a tripod for the music video, feeling a handheld style would be more engaging for the audience. He will edit the project in Adobe Premiere Pro, which he is very comfortable with after 4 years of experience. Premiere Pro allows professional effects and integration with other programs needed to edit the music video.
Evaluation Question 1
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3) Includes a character based on a Pop Art painting to reference another art form, as the Doors' singer commonly did with poetry.
4) Employs editing techniques researched from music videos, like cutting to the
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Equipment list
The equipment list includes a Canon 700D camera with a flip-out screen and clip for attaching lighting, a Velbon tripod that is portable with a bag, a 4GB San Disk memory card for storage and easy transfer to a computer, and an iPhone SE for slow motion shots since it is already owned.
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