The document discusses techniques used to make a media product appealing to its target audience, such as young adults. Mise-en-scene elements like setting the scene in a cozy home similar to those of the target age group, including props like tea and biscuits and popular clothing items. Character choices were also important techniques, with actors of the same age range and nationality as the target audience to foster engagement.

1. Seyi Eguniwe
Evaluation

2. Introduction
• In this presentation I will be writing about
techniques me and my group used to ensure
that our media product would attracted this
audience. For example; Characters, Sound and
Mise-en-scene

3. Mise-en-scen
• The setting we used for the scene when Janae
and Ibz are talking is very comfortable, and
can remind some views of their own home as
it is quite cozy.

4. Mise-en-scen
• We chose to use this location as Ibz’s house
because many young adults visit each others
on a regular basis, member of the audience
can relate to this because it is normal for
teens hang around each others homes talking
over a cup of tea.

5. Mise-en-scen
• The tea and biscuits is also part of the mise-
em-scen/ props as is very traditional and
British to have tea.

6. Mise-en-scen
• The costume of both of our characters is
casual and quite stylish and up to trend, some
members of our audience might even own
some of the same clothing.

7. Mise-en-scen
• For example Janae was wearing 'disco
trousers' which are very current.

8. Mise-en-scen
• Another prop we used was a IPhone 4 which is
extremely popular in both the younger and
older generation, this helped make the phone
call Janae had seem more realistic as it is a
phone many people and and know how to
operate.

9. Prop – iPhone 4

10. Sound
• We also used the sound of the iPhones
ringtone which is distinctive and many people
would be able to recognize what it is.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FakQOhD
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11. Characters
• The characters we chose to be our main
actors were chosen because they're young
(17-18) and British.

12. Characters
• This was an important technique we used to
try and attract a younger audience because
the audience are more engaged in a film if
they have things in common with the actors.