Sunday, 23 April 2017
Tuesday, 18 April 2017
Evaluation Question 1
"In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?"
Used It - (thriller) quick cuts, music that builds tension, close ups, dark hair and makeup
- (comedy) the fonts of the credits, close ups to see the comedy
Challenged it - (thriller) use of low-key lighting, made it sterile
- (comedy) used the thriller technique of hiding the identity of a character to build
tension which in turn adds comedy in this context
Developed it - (thriller) different shot angles (in the water scenes), shots that show hidden identity,
brighter settings
- (comedy) non diegetic music came in when Scarlett looked annoyed
Evaluation Question 3
Evaluation Question 4
"Who would be the audience for your media product?"
This is a stop frame animation of our Target Audience for our film opening, this the reasons why we chose these attributes of our target audience:
Rating - As our film is rated 12 this means that our film is open to a wide range of people as it doesn't limit who can watch it in the same way as a 15 or 18 would. This is also why our target audience is 16 - 30 as it being a 12 shows it is clearly a more family and young orientated film
16 - 30 year olds - It is a family comedy, Scarlett is 17, age range of mothers
Western - The film relates to western family stereotypes
Female/ Couples/ Families - There are two female characters so they will relate the best to it, it is also a family comedy
Middle Class - They have more access to the stereotypes we portray, this genre usually attracts the middle class
Office based job - Fits with middle class, regular working hours (9-5) so has time to watch it, it is a form of escapism for the audience
Fave film - Similar family comedy to ours, slightly dark humor (relates to the thriller aspects)
Fave music - Sociable and mainstream, like the comedy genre
Fave TV show - Thriller and comedy mixture like ours and includes the family aspects too
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