Our opening sequence successfully targeted our audience (as proved by our questionnaires.) Our opening sequence was viewed by media students and non-media students in year 12 who gave our film opening sequence an average rating of 8 out of 10. Similarly, my 13 year old sister and 19 year old friend were also intrigued with our opening sequence and wanted to know more. Finally, I asked people who weren’t in our target audience (Male: 40 and Female: 28) who said they wouldn’t want to watch the rest of the movie as they have nothing to relate to it and didn’t find it as scary as our target audience did. We reckon this is because our target audience are at the age where they get scared easily. Someone being in your house is fearful in itself and our opening sequence has simply exaggerated the event to really target a certain audienceTeenagers are most likely to consume their films on the web and therefore it is wise to distribute our film to websites (refer to question 3).The age certificate for our film is 15 because it some murder scenes may be disturbing to younger children. Similarly ‘The Omen’ which is has an age certificate of 18 due to the disturbing story line based around a young boy which would not be suitable for anyone under 18 to watch.

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