Thriller eval q5
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The document discusses ways to attract a target teenage audience for a thriller film project. It describes shooting the opening scene at a school to make it more familiar and thrilling. It also incorporates a dance scene to appeal to teenagers and expand the audience. After production, the document mentions setting up a Facebook page and creating a film poster with the release date, characters, and positive reviews to promote and publicize the film to the target teenage demographic.
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The front cover features an image intended to attract both sexes without being negative, using features like pull quotes and labeling content as "exclusive" to further attract readers' interest.
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The document discusses how a media product appealed to its target young audience. Researchers conducted a questionnaire to understand the audience's preferences. The main characters were similar ages to the target group so the product would stand out. It was set in an ordinary village like where most of the audience lived. The main characters wore normal casual clothing to relate to the audience. They spoke with a slight accent for relatability. The start of the film enticed the audience by keeping the killer's identity mysterious, appealing to their thrill-seeking nature.
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The target audience for the media product is 16-24 year olds from any socioeconomic group living in inner cities. Research found this age group frequents cinemas the most and was most receptive to the genres being used. To attract this audience, the film features characters dressed in clothes this age group would wear, in settings like clubs they typically socialize in. It also uses a Hollywood style of filmmaking along with young actors and music this audience can relate to, while leaving some scenes vague to build anticipation. The goal is to make the film as relevant and exciting as possible for its target youth audience.
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Yes, the group's three products - a teaser trailer, magazine cover, and movie poster - clearly appeal to the same target audience through consistent genre, narrative themes, and character representations. The teen drama genre was selected to target teenagers and young adults. All products tell the same story about the four main characters and their experiences in high school. Visual elements like the neon color scheme, characters' positioning, and inclusion of the movie's title connect the narrative and characters across formats. This consistency ensures the products will effectively "speak" to the intended 15-21 year old target audience.
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The document summarizes a student's media project creating a music magazine. The student chose the pop genre and created a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. They used conventions from real music magazines in their research. The student received positive peer feedback that their designs were eye-catching and targeted the intended young female audience well. The student compared their front cover to an existing pop magazine, noting the similarities in conventions used. Their media product represents young girls through the imagery, colors, and font choices used. The student concludes that the BBC would be a suitable institution to distribute their magazine since it distributed a similar existing pop magazine.
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The document discusses the planning and production process for a short film targeted at ages 15-35. Key points include:
- Research was conducted through questionnaires to determine the target audience's interests in drama genre and platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
- Feedback influenced changes like adding more drama and changing a drinking scene to make the film more relatable.
- During production, a similar successful film was referenced and scenes were shaped to meet the target audience's interests.
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The document discusses how the author engaged their target audience for an upcoming short film and how they would distribute it. They conducted an audience questionnaire to learn that their target was predominantly male under 35 who use streaming platforms like Netflix and YouTube. They communicated through social media like Instagram about films. To promote the film, the author utilized free social media marketing and aimed to include thriller genre conventions in their trailer to build suspense and anticipation. They would initially distribute the film through film festivals and streaming platforms, hoping it could then be picked up by a larger media company.
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2) Feedback indicated audiences wanted more narrative/character development, so the filmmakers added a storyline where the main character receives an iPod belonging to a girl who was killed.
3) Screening the short film on Facebook allowed it to reach friends and the target demographic, and revealed more positive feedback than social media likes implied.
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