Friday, 4 April 2014
Evaluation Question 4
Who would be the audience for your media product?
Our genre is action/superhero
From looking at the typical audiences of action and superhero, our primary audience is teenage boys. we have decided this because we have found out that Action and Superhero films are mainly watched by teenage boys. Wr have also decided to have our secondary audience as males aged 20+ we have decided this as we found that males this age still enjoy action films . we also have added females into secondary audiences as female are still interested in this genre just not as much as males are.
We decided to do some Audience Research, we chose to compose a questionnaire to ask our primary audience of teenage boys. from conducting the questionnaire we found that there preferred genre was action or comedy.
Even though our film is aimed at teenage boys and males females my still be interested, we feel that overall our film will have a board audience unlike some other action films which are completely aimed at males.
We feel that our audience will be international so would be distributed worldwide which will then make the range of viewers massive and diverse.
Our genre is action/superhero
From looking at the typical audiences of action and superhero, our primary audience is teenage boys. we have decided this because we have found out that Action and Superhero films are mainly watched by teenage boys. Wr have also decided to have our secondary audience as males aged 20+ we have decided this as we found that males this age still enjoy action films . we also have added females into secondary audiences as female are still interested in this genre just not as much as males are.
We decided to do some Audience Research, we chose to compose a questionnaire to ask our primary audience of teenage boys. from conducting the questionnaire we found that there preferred genre was action or comedy.
Even though our film is aimed at teenage boys and males females my still be interested, we feel that overall our film will have a board audience unlike some other action films which are completely aimed at males.
We feel that our audience will be international so would be distributed worldwide which will then make the range of viewers massive and diverse.
Thursday, 20 March 2014
Class Feedback
Friday, 14 March 2014
Audience Research
We briefed our primary audience of teenage boys about our ideas for our film. Overall they really liked our idea, however they thought that the idea was quite unrealistic and unsure if it would actually be believable. We also found out that our target audience preference of film genre is mostly comedy and action, we were satisfied by that result as our film is an action film. Most of our audience said that they would go to watch our film in the cinema This audience research has been very helpful for us as it has made us understand our target audience more. Our secondary target audience is women aged 14- 30.
Thursday, 13 March 2014
Genre Research
Genre Research- Action and Superhero Films
Characters-
Main Hero
Main Hero
- Sometimes mythical creatures
- Big sense of morality and courage
- Do what is good and right
- Sacrifice themselves for humanity
- Often behind disguises, are shy and geeky
Villain
- The audience love to hate and hate to love
- Selfish and want power
- Either the first scene consists of the Villain or the Villain comes later in the film this depends on how familar the audience are with the film and whether it is a sequel
Lover Of Hero
- Helpless and naive
- Often introduced later in the film
Typical scenes of genre-
- Superhero films would either start with the bad guy or start with showing us how the superhero got his powers.
- Action films always include a chase scene
Typical Iconography-
- Weapons
- Superhero suits
Typical Themes-
- Good vs Evil
- Immorality
- Morality
- Superhuman
Saturday, 8 March 2014
Preliminary Sequence
I thought that the preliminary sequence was overall quite successful, however I do believe that there was room for improvement in many different aspects of it. Firstly the match on action, at one point character A (in the red jumper) was on one side of the stairs and then jumped to the other, this could have been improved by doing a few pickups. Another thing that I believe stopped it from being even better was the range of shots that we used, I thought that we could have gotten much more shots to really signify the characters authority in the sequence. Another thing would be to improve the shot reverse shot, once we had made the sequence we realised when filming the conversation between character A and B it could have been improved by filming character B's parts from characters A's other shoulder. Also the camera work in some shots you can hear the clicks to the tripod being moved as the camera is panning on the main character.
Sunday, 2 March 2014
credit title sequence research
In this opening sequence the credits are randomly placed on the framing. The colour is white this makes the names stand out against the black. The font is written in capital letters to make it readable to the audience and accessible to read while watching the different shots. The frames and change of shots are fast and sharp, it shows the genre idea of action. It keeps the audience's attention. the title is bold and in capital letters to give audience title knowledge.
Order of credits:
- Production company
- Director
- Actors
- Further people who help with production
- Castings
- Costume Designer
- Co producers
- Sound design
- Music
- Editors
- Production Designer
- Director of photography
- Executive producers
- Producers
- Book it is based on (book credits)
- Screenplay
- Director
order of credits in film industry
1. Distribution Company
2. Name of production company
3. Director
4. Producer
5. List of actors
6. Movie title
7. Editor
8. Costume designer
2. Name of production company
3. Director
4. Producer
5. List of actors
6. Movie title
7. Editor
8. Costume designer
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