
Audience
This movie is aimed at families; it is for all genders and is for C1-E. The colours that the producers used to attract people were tertiary colours (e.g. light blue, dark purple and brown) this proves that the movie that they are advertising is for families of any age. These colours mainly attract children because the text on the poster has an eye-catching colour that is brighter than everything else on the poster. Also, there is animation and as we know animation and cartoons are what children are interested in; they also enjoy superheroes so a family of superheroes would be classed as ‘cool’ things. The media producers wanted the families to feel excited and anxious like they want to know more.
This Trailer that I watched gave me the
sense that the movie is aimed for people over fifteen or sixteen and is for all
genders. I think this is mainly for B-E, because high status people tend to watch
something that is more educational or teaches you something about life. This
attracts audiences because there is more action and horror shown; they use
scary masks to appeal the audience and heartbeats to increase the suspense. The
media producers want you to feel anxious and scared so therefore people who
want horror will be interested. 


The audience for this magazine is for 14+ as the magazine is called seventeen but is not the age limit.
The text is aimed for girls; I know this because the letters are written in
pink which is known as the most popular colours for girls; and also because the
magazine gives you advice about fashion and how to lose weight. The
Socio-economic model is for C1-E.
This attracts girls because the publisher uses famous people
which people look up to as their role model. Furthermore, this also attracts
girls because of the tips they are giving to the audiences. For example “ways
to look pretty” “get her fashion tricks.” These are the kind of stuff girls are
interested in. The media producers want the audience to feel excited about
having more fashion advice from their inspirational idols.
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