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Thriller films come in many subgenres characterized by their moods, such as action thrillers which provide excitement and surprise, or psychological thrillers where characters are mysterious and audiences cannot identify the good or bad guys. Thrillers aim to immediately engage audiences by confusing them with puzzling ideas and clues, hooking viewers to try and solve the mystery as small hints are revealed. Common thriller techniques include red herrings, plot twists, and cliffhangers, which villains often drive forward to thrive as the driving force of these ideas.
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The audience for the media product would be older teens and above due to the psychological narrative of a psychotic murderer that contains strong language, violence, and gore. While younger teens may find the complex narrative harder to follow, older audiences who enjoy twists and unpredictability would find the film enjoyable as it includes red herrings and a shocking ending. Both female and male audiences could enjoy the film, with males attracted to the action and violence and females to the romance between main characters and dominance of the male lead. The audience would also likely be well-educated as the film includes elements assuming certain audience knowledge.
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The document discusses the target audience for a film about a psychotic murderer. It recommends rating the film 15 due to strong language, violence, and gore. The audience is expected to be older teens and above who will appreciate the complex psychological narrative and twists and turns in the plot. Both females and males are likely to enjoy the film, though males may be drawn more to the action and violence, while females to the romance elements and dominant male character. The audience is also described as potentially well-educated given elements that assume certain knowledge.
Pitch
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The document provides a synopsis and details for a psychological thriller film project. The synopsis describes a teenage boy whose mother was murdered by psychopaths who believe she caused an illegal act to go wrong. He becomes paranoid that he is being followed by the perpetrators. It's revealed that the people following him are actually the ones who killed his mother. The last line indicates he has been kidnapped. The document then discusses the genre, characters, target audience, promotional campaign, unique selling point, and generic conventions of the psychological thriller film.
Media Evaluation Points 4 & 5
The document discusses targeting audiences for horror films. It notes that horror films appeal to some audiences through a sense of excitement and fear. However, not all audiences enjoy feeling scared. The document then discusses aiming its opening horror sequence towards a slightly higher-end market between the lower B to C categories that likes independent cinema and challenges. It also discusses including social elements and appealing to ages 15 and up while not alienating middle-aged audiences. Character construction and theories by Richard Dyer, Blumier & Katz, and Abraham Maslow were used to address the target audience.
Who would be our target audience
The document analyzes survey responses to identify the target audience for a horror film project. Key findings include: most respondents do not consider themselves easily scared; the majority watch horror films regularly; and psychological horror is considered the scariest subgenre. Based on the data, the target audience is identified as experienced young male horror fans, ages 15 to 20, who will appreciate the film's plot-driven psychological horror elements.
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- 1. The Pitch
- 2. Production Company Name • The colourist Productions
- 3. Film Name • The name of our film is going to be ‘Espionage’.
- 4. Key Characters • Obsessive, semi-psychotic and extremely intelligent, male. • Ex C.I.A. • Living alone.
- 5. Brief Outline • Set amidst a presidential election. • Character is retired from the C.I.A , due to loss of wife. He has trouble dealing with this grief. • He receives a final Mission which requires physical and mental effort.
- 6. The outline of what you will include in your title sequence Our title sequence will consist a continuity sequence, this is effective in demonstrating to the audience that this is a fast paced film.
- 7. Target audience profile • Due to our preliminary market research we have gathered that the target audience will be ranging from 25+. This is because of the intellectual and emotional maturity levels needed to deal with adult themes conveyed. The target audience of 25+ will be able to relate to this character somewhat, as he encompasses, grief , and a successful career. Our secondary target audience would be 15-24 as there is a level of action and good use of special effects.
- 8. Scenes which have inspired us One of the scenes which inspired us would be one of the slow motion scenes from Sherlock Holmes. As it goes into slow motion he begins to use his intelligence to calculate the power of his strikes and determine how and when the opposing enemy will retaliate.
- 9. So what's your favorite thriller?
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