Tuesday, 10 October 2017

PLANNING: AUDIENCE PROFILE





Audiences are often defined by GEARS. Having looked at the Exit Poll of films screened to an audience, I noticed that films which involve action or thriller conventions usually tend to be skewed towards a male audience. I believe that my film will be more male orientated than female orientated. I think it is likely that my audience will be predominantly under the age of 35. As proven many times before, exit polls show that 30% of audiences find out about a film through an in cinema trailer, which shows that the seemingly most effective way to convince an audience to see a film is to show a trailer in cinema.
I have created an audience profile for the type of media that my target audience will be interested in. I researched into many Thriller and Neo Noir related film and television, with examples being Strike, Se7en, True Detective and Blade Runner. This was important as many of these films and TV shows involve not everything being as it seems and being rife with speculation and twists, which is something I want my film to evoke. My Target Audience is likely to be slightly less active, having long working days and going to the cinema whenever they can to appreciate the art form.

Age Group: 18- 35
Gender: Male and Female (but likely to be predominantly male)
They are likely to watch films such as Blade Runner, Se7en and Zodiac
They are likely to watch TV shows such as Sherlock, True Detective, Strike
They are likely to play video games such as Heavy Rain, Life is Strange
In their leisure time, they are likely to take part in physical activities whenever possible such as going to the gym, reading, and possibly playing video games as well as often attempting crosswords and wordsearch puzzles. They will use iPhones to check social media as well as apps for Quiz TV programmes and will likely eat at Middle end food establishments such as Nandos and Gourmet Burger Kitchen

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