Question 4- Audience
Who would be the audience for your media product?
Our audience are 17 - 25 year old males and females.
To appeal to this audience we have used actors who are in this age range so that the issues and topics portrayed are more realistic. We also felt that in terms of our storyline the audience will be able to relate to the situations the characters go through. As well as being able to sympathize and also emphasize with the feelings and emotions the characters express.
To appeal to this audience we have used actors who are in this age range so that the issues and topics portrayed are more realistic. We also felt that in terms of our storyline the audience will be able to relate to the situations the characters go through. As well as being able to sympathize and also emphasize with the feelings and emotions the characters express.
The reason why we have chosen an audience of this age group
is due to the fact that the dilemmas and circumstances that our characters face
our mainly centred around relationship issues which children of a younger age
would most likely be too young to understand and emphasize with.
To appeal to
our target audience, we wanted
to be able to show as much of the action as possible without having to censor
too much out. As this would affect the films narrative and therefore be structured
around the certification rather than trying to meet the conventions of a
thriller genre. So, after looking at the British Board of Film Classification's,
we felt that a 15 certificate would be more suited to our opening as some scenes
do contain strong violence but not in really close depth or for very long. The
scenes of violence aren’t prolonged for very long. Similar with the scene with
the drug being added to the drink, this is briefly shown as a flashback. In
conclusion, our film is rated at a 15 as we felt the brief for this certificate
is appropriate for this type of audience as our thriller meets the expectations
for this.
A film rated
15 may include strong violence
("it should not dwell on the infliction of pain or injury, however, and
the strongest gory images are unlikely to be acceptable"), drug
taking, strong threat or horror (though not a "sustained focus").
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