Thursday, 22 January 2015
Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product?
Who would be the audience for your media product?
As our genre is a teen drama we have decided that our target audience would be from the ages of 12-18, also we feel that the gender is important and because it is a film about three girls and a scrapbook and memories etc, we think that the audience would mostly be female. I think the target audience we have set for this film is appropriate as the film would appeal for them as it girly and exciting. We also think that the age is appropriate as if we set it to younger ages, they wouldn't understand the concept of amnesia which is a our main theme, this is our audience research and this is what we predict our audience will be, I have made a questionnaire for people to complete so I can get a better knowledge of who our audience is.
These are the questions I asked:
I questioned 20 people and for questions 1 and 2 I created a chart showing the genders in relation to the age, so it shows 8 male answered my questionnaire and 12 female answered it.
For this question it is shown that a lot more females like teen dramas than males do. These are the reasons why:
Yes
Question 7
As our genre is a teen drama we have decided that our target audience would be from the ages of 12-18, also we feel that the gender is important and because it is a film about three girls and a scrapbook and memories etc, we think that the audience would mostly be female. I think the target audience we have set for this film is appropriate as the film would appeal for them as it girly and exciting. We also think that the age is appropriate as if we set it to younger ages, they wouldn't understand the concept of amnesia which is a our main theme, this is our audience research and this is what we predict our audience will be, I have made a questionnaire for people to complete so I can get a better knowledge of who our audience is.
These are the questions I asked:
- What gender are you?
- How old are you?
- What would you expect to see in a teen drama?
- What films would you associate with this genre?
- Are you a fan of teen dramas? Explain why
- What do films require at the beginning to keep you watching?
- What is your favourite genre?
- Which age certificate do you think our genre comes under? PG, 12A. 15 or 18?
- What do you think should be the main focus of a teen drama? Characters. setting, music, storyline, dialogue or editing?
- Would you watch a teen drama?
I questioned 20 people and for questions 1 and 2 I created a chart showing the genders in relation to the age, so it shows 8 male answered my questionnaire and 12 female answered it.
Question 3
- young people dealing with everyday problems
- group of friends doing something together with a twist going wrong
- drugs, alcohol, nights out and something going wrong
- teenagers, romance, problems with adults and authority, school setting
- drama and teenagers
- young people at school or out
- relationships, ideal scenarios
- relationships
- alcohol abuse and drugs
- young pregnancy
- abuse in relationships and domestic violence
- falling in love
- friendship problems
- clubbing, murder, crime
- something going wrong
- popular people at school
- drugs, hopsital, death
- social media problems
- bullying and fights
- love
- 17 again
- twilight
- high school musical
- the fault in our stars
- breakfast club
- dazed and confused
- cruel intentions
- pitch perfect
- my sisters keeper
- american beauty
- the virgin suicides
- mean girls
- the perks of being a wallflower
- cyberbully
- wild child
- sydney white
- harry potter
- clueless
- legally blonde
- easy A
For this question it is shown that a lot more females like teen dramas than males do. These are the reasons why:
Yes
- They are interesting
- very interesting and captivating
- relate to real life, reality
- enjoyable, dramatic
- show different scenarios
- intriguing
- make you want to watch more because of the drama
- exciting, show reality
- they are fun
- resemble life
- good story lines
- exciting plots
- dramatic
- exciting
- amusing to watch, some comedy involved
- lots of action involved
•They are boring
•Not much action involved
•Too cringy
•Too girly
Question 6
- A good backing track
- something unexpected needs to happen
- a mystery
- good dialogue
- interesting setting
- experienced, well known actors
- good music
- catchy music
- establishment of an interesting protagonist/ antagonist
- idea of plot
- intriguing plot
- good sound track
- something dramatic
- popular actorss
- well known setting
- dramatic plot
- violence
- interesting characters
- popular songs
- exciting dialogue
Question 7
- sci - fi
- fantasy
- drama
- comedy
- horror
- comedy
- action
- comedy
- action
- adventure
- drama
- teen drama
- musical
- sport
- sci - fi
- thriller
- horror
- comedy
- comedy
- teen drama
Question 8
- 12A
- 12A
- 12A
- 12A
- 15
- 15
- 12A
- 15
- PG
- 12A
- 15
- 12A
- 12A
- PG
- PG
- 15
- 15
- 12A
- 12A
- PG
Ouestion 3: What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
This is my evaluation of question 3, I used emaze to evaluate my media product.
Key features to our opening scene
In our opening scene, the key features to the story line are:
Key features to our opening scene
In our opening scene, the key features to the story line are:
- The dialogue - this is important because it sets the scene for the opening scene as to where the girl is coming from and the situation she has now been put into.
- The scrapbook - this is the most important prop as it features all her memories into her past and brings to life one of the memories which roll into the others.
- The train - as it shows that the world carries on with or without her even though she is struggling to keep going. It shows her life will continue to carry on with her diagnosis of amnesia.
Monday, 19 January 2015
Question 2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This is my Prezi which explains and evaluates my answer to question 2.
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