evaluation drafts - question 4

8/18/2019 Evaluation Drafts - Question 4

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4) Who would be the

audience for your mediaproduct?


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Age

• The target audience of my media product are 16year olds This is because the characters in myproduction are 16-18 themsel!es "A) This meanaudience relates to the character more #urthermthe character of %&illy' is carrying out actions thaudience would be familiar with #or e(ample$ charound the house "washing up) "&) and light e(e") The characters in my media product could mthe lifestyle of the target audience which creates!icarious thrill from the safety of their cinema sewhen &illy is put in danger


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"A)


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*ender

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The audience for my media product could include a range of males afemales +imilar to pre!iously mentioned$ my media product would a,ales because the character of &illy is easy to relate to$ this is reinfothrough the use of close ups for e(ample$ ") and o!er the shouldere(ample$ ".)

• The predominant audience for my media product is #emales under t18 ,ainly because it features a strong femme fatale that this demowould en/oying seeing #ollowing research into modern femme fatale

0 found that lms with femme fatales such as Basic Instinct "1223) "#Swimming Pool "35) "*)$ The Good German "36) ") and e!en tfemme fatale Thriller from 1246$ Gilda (I), had high and often the higratings from 7#emales under the age of 18 The similarities betweenand my media product$ ie ha!ing a strong$ dominant and powerful character$ would appeal to the female$ 9nder 18 audience and they li:ely to en/oy my lm


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.lla +aunders playing %olly' 0n Runaway

ate &lanchett playing %;in The Good German "3


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+haron +tone playing %atherine Tramell' in Basic Instinct "1223)

;udi!ine +agnier playing %>ulie' in Swim


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.thnicity and ationality

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The target audience for my media product will most li:ely be&ritish This is because the cast of my media product is entir&ritish The target audience will therefore be able to relate tocharacters and the action better$ getting a better thrill whensomething bad happens to someone similar to them ,y meproduct lac:s ethnic di!ersity which many successful thriller ha!e achie!ed #or e(ample$ %,a(' ">amie #o(() in Collatera

and %+omerset' ",organ #reeman) in Se7en "122@)

• owe!er$ my media product will ha!e wider and potentiallyinternational appeal as there is a distinct lac: of dialogue ansigniers The narrati!e is portrayed through editing$ parallesoundtrac:


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;ifestyle of audience

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,y media product plays on the common fear of left alone and someone coming to the house to e:idnap hurt you Barents often warn teenagers achildren %not to open the door to anyone' when lea!e the house This concept can also be seen i1 .pisode 5 of the TC +eriesD Luther 0n this epis

;ucian &urgess "Baul


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,edia interests

• ,y Thriller opening was partly inspired by the opening to the anishThe illing "3G-313) "B) What 0 li:ed about this opening was theachie!ed and the labyrinth connotations of the woods "H)

• The audience of my media product would en/oy this series because audience of my media product 16-18 year olds$ especially females e

Thriller 0t was the highest rating demographic with an a!erage of 2

• ,y target audience would also en/oy The Bridge (Broen) (S) becausemain character being a women "T) and mystery aspects similar to m

product


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"B)

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"H)


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"T)


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