4. Who would be the audience for your media product?
For this type of film, I would expect that mostly men would watch it as when we did our research with our Vox Pops, we had more of a response from males about watching the film and they were all also in the age range of 16 and above which gave us a good age range of who would watch our film. However, there would be a possibility that people in younger age groups would watch the film and enjoy it so that would boost the audience for the film institution who is distributing it. With ethnicity, I don't think there would be any preference as to who would watch it as there is no discrimination of ethnicity within the film as the content does not discriminate against anyone at all. Again, with class - there is no specific class mentioned within the film so it would not shame anyone or make them feel like they were targeted or left out in the film or feel like one class type was mentioned more than another which made another class feel like there was a hierarchy between classes. Within the film, there are no jobs mentioned - just a 'hit job' which is touched upon when you see the real identity of who wanted the killing done.
We know all this because we thought about it all before filming and thought about all the different ways our film could be seen through the eyes of other people. When we researched the film 'The Woman in Black' we saw the target audience they had was the age range of 12A and we then thought we could base our film around that age range but make it bit more like something that was classically British.
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