We previously completed some research into audience expectations of the genre Action, which you can find here http://cljnproductions.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/audience-expectations.html. To ensure that our film opening is appealing to our audience, we have checked that we have incorporated as many of the audience's expectations as possible. You can see from the table below, which we have included, and how.
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Thursday, 27 March 2014
Wednesday, 26 February 2014
Audience Expectations
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As we have decided that our genre is Action, we wanted to see what our audience expects from an action film. We asked 40 people to write on a piece of paper their immediate expectations, and their responses are portrayed in the clip below.
You can read about how we met these audience expectations here - http://cljnproductions.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/how-have-we-met-audience-expectations.html
You can read about how we met these audience expectations here - http://cljnproductions.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/how-have-we-met-audience-expectations.html
Friday, 10 January 2014
Film Name Survey
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We have created this survey of possible names for our film.
Click here to take survey
We decided on five possible options for our film opening.
1) Backup
2) Framed
3) Broken
4) Caught on the Run
5) On the Run
These titles are all plausible options for our film opening. They comply with typical conventions of our genre as well as creating enigma. This will encourage our target audience to watch the film in order to answer the questions raised.
Click here to take survey
We decided on five possible options for our film opening.
1) Backup
2) Framed
3) Broken
4) Caught on the Run
5) On the Run
These titles are all plausible options for our film opening. They comply with typical conventions of our genre as well as creating enigma. This will encourage our target audience to watch the film in order to answer the questions raised.




