For this evaluation task I will highlight
the ways in which my group’s thriller opening links to similar films to attract
teenagers (our target audience). Furthermore, I will be referring to my group’s
thriller’s genre, use of music and similarities to other films.
We attracted our target audience
(teenagers) by producing a thriller opening they would understand, in which we
didn’t want to make our thriller opening too complex. Furthermore, we also
attracted our audience by creating tension, suspense and mystery. On the other
hand, we addressed our audience by using characters who were over the age of 15
years old, which helped appeal to our target audience because our thriller
opening is rated as a 15+.
Feedback
Our thriller opening was shown to
our whole Media Studies class, which resulted into our group getting some
positive feedback for our thriller opening.
Our fellow Media Studies students
told us how our camerawork was very good, as we used many different shots,
ranging from close-ups, medium shots, long shots to over the shoulders shots,
in which we were also told our editing was completed to a good standard, with
the use of shot-reverse-shots and jump cuts. Moreover, we were told the title
of our thriller appeared extremely well, as the house door opened and our title
appeared on screen.
Furthermore, we were also told the
use of natural sound and the use of music blended in well, as our music fitted
with our storyline.
In addition, our fellow students
told us we used the mise-en-scene aspect of our thriller well, as we used the
interior and exterior of the house location, and we also used many different
props (ranging from a mobile phone, house phone, photo, letter to a necklace).
Lastly, we were told our thriller
opening set our thriller up extremely well because we left our thriller on a
cliff-hanger.
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