A target audience is a select group of people at which a product
is aimed at. In film different people are attracted to different films, for
example younger children are attracted to more child friendly compared to
teenage girls who often prefer romance films.
Comedy - the target audience for comedies is dependent on the
content in the film and can vary quite a bit. The Jungle
book is aimed at
children while Ted is
aimed at people over fifteenth. While both of these are comedies you can see
that they are clearly aimed at different groups of people. Ted contains adult humour and
strong language which wouldn't attract younger audiences while The Jungle Book contains
funny scenes appropriate for younger viewers which they find
entertaining.
Horror - the target audience for horror films tends to be people
aged 15-25 due to young adults and teenagers enjoying the thrill of being
scared by these types of films. They are also often aimed at young men as the
can interact with the characters and enjoy the violence and gore shown in the
film
Action - these types of films tend to be aimed towards males due to
the violence and car chaos which are stereo-typically aimed towards males.
These types of films are also often aimed towards young males due to the
thrills they experience and the violence which is shown in the films.
Drama - these types of films tend to be aimed at both young and
older audiences of both genders. People tend to be attracted dramas due to the
historical element that can be embedded in the film, for example War Horse which is aimed at most people.
Romance - these types of films tend to be aimed at teenage girls and
young adults. Woman tend to find it easy to relate to the characters due to
them being of similar age to them which is why romance films are often aimed at
this age range.
I would probable
try to aim my film opening towards teenagers as that would be the rough age of
the people I would be casting for the opening at it would make the opening more
relatable for teens.
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