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Mind Map by Shannon Clarke , updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Shannon Clarke
about 9 years ago
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Defining my Audience
- One kind of audience who i would expecting this film to target would be
young people, more specifically, women. This links in with my genre research
and the textual analysis; and why Romance films typically appeal more to
women than men
- The age group I would expect this to appeal to most would be 15- 30 year
olds. This can't be aimed at people too young because of the themes of
underage pregnancy as people might see this as provocative (that its okay)
to get pregnant at such a young age. However, due to the cast being so
young, it wouldn't be aimed at people of a really old age as it most likely
will not appeal to them due ti the types of themes and thier generation.
- Who do I think my audience are?
- The age group I would expect this to appeal to most would be 15- 30 year
olds. This can't be aimed at people too young because of the themes of
underage pregnancy as people might see this as provocative (that its okay)
to get pregnant at such a young age. However, due to the cast being so
young, it wouldn't be aimed at people of a really old age as it most likely
will not appeal to them due ti the types of themes and thier generation.
- How could this appeal to a broader audience?
- This could appeal more to men as long as the first 2 minutes of the film contain things which catch
their attention that entertain them. A male's, most likely, does not have a gratification from the
romance side of a romance movie. This is why a lot of film writers incorporate humour into their films
to make it more appealing to a broader audience.
- As for an older audience, by incorporating older characters. e.g. their parents, maybe they would be able to find it more
relatable of someone of a more mature views and from a different generation to show their "ways" and morals. For
example, an older person, especially a parent, is going to disagree and highly about an underage pregnancy. People/
characters from religious backgrounds could also be incorporated into the film to show the different views on underage
pregnancy as well as abortion
- As for an older audience, by incorporating older characters. e.g. their parents, maybe they would be able to find it more
relatable of someone of a more mature views and from a different generation to show their "ways" and morals. For
example, an older person, especially a parent, is going to disagree and highly about an underage pregnancy. People/
characters from religious backgrounds could also be incorporated into the film to show the different views on underage
pregnancy as well as abortion
- This could appeal more to men as long as the first 2 minutes of the film contain things which catch
their attention that entertain them. A male's, most likely, does not have a gratification from the
romance side of a romance movie. This is why a lot of film writers incorporate humour into their films
to make it more appealing to a broader audience.
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