Thursday, 1 April 2010
Evaluation (Question 4)
Q4) From our initial research we gained and understood that our film should mainly be targeted at age rated 15. From all our research we gathered, initial feedback was mainly sparked most interest from that range of category (aged rated 15). Most of our positive feedback gathered and interests was from around the aged category of 15-25it appear we were informed that “our idea is not common, something different for a change which mainly gathered attention… especially the story being revolved around terrorism … in some cases it reflects the inner world of what’s happening which consumers described as “reluctantly interesting” showing us that it is in worth producing around. However, as we did get positives and negatives, mainly our came from the younger generation, but most of our critics and dislikes came from the older generation, which we gathered feedback date in our questionnaires and interview forms. We were informed it was too vague and compact for the story to evolve around. Films such as The boy from
have different storylines but implicate terrorism which is the most common factor. The listed films mainly appeal also to around the same age range as us. I have analyzed and looked at views and comments on those films gathering most that were interested are around the same lines as us in target audience. In our production we have only one character whom is asian. We have not represented Asians stereotypically in any way but we chose a character whom we decided that can fit in best in for our play role which the audience may also appeal too.
Evaluation (question 3)
due to limited funds. A film company/ a production company may gather and see our production and see talent and may give us a professional advice, or refer us to a small firm to start off our beginning career film career. Our film is similar to other productions as we tried to keep it as professional as we can, our film is similar to ideas from films casino royale, the getaway, the story plot is different but the way the directors have tried to engage the film so close to the audience we see that as key to our production; to grab full attention of the audience. Our film can be successful depending how good it is promoted, the more people that know about, starts to spread the name and helps in making it more publicized. Our film can start of at generally picking up (increasing) selling point. being promoted well enough it can lure attention from franchising/merchandising companies that would like to invest around a film by targeting it in the market for a reasonable price perhaps until it starts to gain but to endure success we would need to catch an eye of higher classes stated production company