Evaluation 4, Who would be the audience for your media product?

Who would be the audience for your media product?


The target audience member I chose to do was tom collier Finn represented in the photo below

 Tom Collier Finn's interests in films could conspicuous action elements with a high thrill level  because of how he has portrayed himself in the photo in regards to our films target audience.Toms labelled himself with this because of what he is wearing. The Nike jumper suggests that he likes to keep a low profile and enjoys high intensity aspects of films as the Nike label shows this and hoodies are generally related to criminals who want to keep a low profile just like Cory (agent Banks) in our film thus being attracted to our film.

Tom Collier Finn's representation through our film has made us think that he shops at clothing outlets such as sports direct because of the sporting lifestyle we have labelled him as shown by the picture of Tom Collier Finn wearing Nike sports gear (hoodie) which you primarily would buy from sports direct.Another way Tom Collier Finn portrays his character to the audience is through the exterior (part you cant see) for example Tom Collier Finn looks like someone that is into high intensity power songs that are often related to sports performance because of the sports jumper indicator.Toms hair also makes the audience think that he is sophisticated because of his smart parted hair.

Overall Tom Collier Finn is the perfect example of our target audience as his appearance and probable personality show it by having a sporty conspicuous action aura about him which relates to our conspicuous action genre film.

G321: Evaluation Activity One Check List

OCR Media Studies: G321: Evaluation Activity One Check List

 

 

·         EVALUATION ACTIVITY 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? (i.e. of film openings)
·         Nine distinct frames posted	Yes
·         Analysis about how typical or not the opening sequences is and how conventions have been adhered to or subverted.	Proof-read and add capital letters after a full stop and for character's names. Frame 2- could you comment on the setting and the lighting in the shot and why it is effective?   Frame 3 - close-up shot of the characters   Frame 3 - comment on the characters costumes and their representation - do they adhere to any stereotypes? Frame 5 - could you mention the genre of the films you listed and how they are similar to your film (if they are).
The aspects considered in the nine frames are: 1) The title of the film 2) Setting/location 3) Costumes and props 4) Camerawork and editing 5) Title font and style 6) Story and how the opening sets it up 7) Genre and how the opening suggests it 8) How characters are introduced 9) Special effects	1) Title of the film - could you explain the meaning and importance of the title - how does your title relate to your genre? What would the audience think your film is about based on the title?   2) Yes 3) Add a comment about the characters costumes and the props 4) Yes 5) Yes 6) Yes 7) Yes 8) Yes 9) Did you use any special effects?
Media Terminology is used in the analysis.	Yes