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Who Would Be The Audience For Your
         Media Product?


 •   My film belongs to the genre social realism.

 •   The demographic that consume this genre is less mainstream than a
     Hollywood audience. They can be deemed more intellectual and artistically
     minded. My research found that 30% of people know about the social
     realism genre, but only 10% enjoyed it.
Theatrical


                                 •   Cinemas such as: Arnolfini, The National Film Theatre, Cornerhouse, and Picturehouse
                                     screen social realism films. These cinemas are based around Britain, with the Arnolfini
                                     being in Bristol, and Cornerhouse being in Manchester, and many others being based
                                     around London.
•   In an average cinema week
    many cinemas are
    screening social realism
    films, such as
    Tyrannosaur. These
    cinemas include
    Cineworld, Arts
    Picturehouses, and
    Odeon. Certain Odeons
    are renowned for showing
    independent and social
    realism films, whereas all
    Arts Picturehouses screen    •   We know that the demographic that visits venues where social realism films are
    social realism films.            screened are more intellectual and artistically minded, rather than the more mainstream
    Cinemas like Vue do not          Hollywood audience. We know this from the way the cinemas that screen social
    show social realism films
    as they cater more for the       realism films present themselves, formally with a serious interest in film.
    16-25 and the mainstream
    wider audience who enjoy
    Hollywood films.
Online
                                             My audience can be found consuming social realism
                                             products on such websites as LoveFilm and Netflix.

                                             These websites cater mostly to the mainstream
                                             audience, but also offer a wide range of films, such
                                             as: British Social Realism.

                                             There are specific groups on LoveFilm that discuss
                                             films, specifically Social Realism films. This group
   In LoveFilm individuals can get films     represents the demographic of the interested,
   sent to them via mail, as well as being
                                             serious film watcher that go on these sites.
   able to watch films online. Individuals
   can read reviews for films written by
   members of the site, and experts. This    LoveFilm and Netflix show social realism films, and
   website is aiming itself towards the
                                             help people find and consume them.
   demographic which enjoy watching
   films, as well as are interested in
   different films.
Characterisation and exploration of
                                                                                    themes are more important to the
                                                                                    viewers of social realism than plot.



                                                                                   Online websites such as: IMDB,
                                                                                   MUBI, and LoveFilm show social
                                                                                   realism films, and help people find
                                                                                   and consume them.
                         Individuals can become members of IMDB and
                         discuss films with other users, as well as read reviews
                         from users and experts. However, it is rare to watch a
                         film on IMDB, although you can. The website focuses
                         more on the discussion of movies. Therefore, the
                         viewer the platform is designed for must be
                         knowledgeable about the kind of films they are
                         researching.
The viewers online seem to know about the actors
and the directors, as well as their previous works.
This shows that they have an interest in social
realism films, and research them. Therefore, they
have a commitment to social realism films. that both users and non-
                                   This shows
                                 users of the social realism genre
                                 consume social realism films online.
                                 However, more users than non-users.
                                 Also, the users seem to be more
                                 knowledgable about social realism films
                                 compared to the non-users.
In MUBI individuals can
You can gather             become members, and
information about films,
                           discuss social realism
and watch them online.
                           films with other
This website is aimed at
the individual who is      members in discussion
serious, and interested    rooms, and forums.
about film.
Individuals on MUBI have knowledge of films, and their
                     directors and actors.


They are intelligent and have a clear understanding of what they are talking abou




                                                     Individuals follow directors
                                                   and actors, and therefore can
                                                    easily recall their films and
                                                    have prior knowledge about
                                                     them to share with others.
Television




BBC TWO programmed 7 weeks of films. Each week was a different genre, for example:
Week 1 Thriller. Social Realism was week 3. The fact that a only 1 week was devoted to 1
  genre suggests that BBC TWO wasn’t trying particularly hard to attract any type of
 specific audience. Therefore, there’s a possibility users of the social realism genre will
   come across this and watch some films. However, it’s more likely non-users will be

                                  watching these films.
Television: BBC FOUR
        BBC Four are permitted to show a
             variety of programmes, and
        premier 20 international films each
          year. This is unlike mainstream
             channels. The genre’s of the
        programmes BBC Four show are of
         the genres of drama, and comedy,
        and current affairs... Therefore, the
        demographic they are aiming their
         programmes at is closer to that of
        the demographic for social realism
           films; they are intellectual and
              more artistically minded.
Television: FILM 4
           Presently FILM4 broadcasts a lot of
           mainstream Hollywood movies. Also,
           he channel frequently has themed
           nights or seasons during which a
           variety of films centred around one
           genre, director or actor are shown.
           Channel 4 also owns a film
           production company, FILM4
           Productions, it shows many of its in-
           house productions. Therefore, the
           demographic the channel aims at are
           a mixture of non-users and users of
           the social realism genre.
Radio
• BBC RADIO 3 explores the social realism genre.




• We know that the audience demographic for this station
  is intellectual and artistically minded because the
  station also explores Arts, Culture & the Media.This
  station does adaptations of such plays and films as:
  Look Back in Anger.

       Radio3’s demographic is of an older age.




    ‘Radio 3 is greatly valued by a relatively small
    but loyal audience who
    appreciate its intelligent, thoughtful and
    committed tone and content’.
• BBC RADIO 4 explores the
  social realism genre. The
  station doesn’t play music, but
  holds discussions, reviews and
  intelligent game shows.           • BBC RADIO 4 also holds interviews with actors
                                      and director of such things as social realism
                                      films. For example: Olivia Colman was
                                      interviewed on her film Tyrannosaur. The
                                      radio station also helps hold screenings of social
                                      realism films.
Radio4 Demographic
  According to this the demographic for Radio4 are generally ‘Men’ aged
                      ’65+’ with a social grade of ‘AB’.



                                          The Radio4 demographic is described as ‘intelligent’, who seek
                                       ‘programmes in many genres which inform, educate and entertain’.

                                          ‘A conservative, ageing, middle-class audience’ is a ‘perception
                                                   among people who don’t listen to Radio 4’.

                                          Some view Radio 4 as not having ‘a target audience.’ This is an
                                                interesting view, and a valid one for some people.
The demographic for Radio 4 is ‘intelligent’.




                             Radio 4 has a massive audience.



 Radio 4
  has an
   older
audience,
of around
 40 years
and over.


            Radio 4’s audience is of a higher social class.
Print



Sight and Sound is a film magazine that features social realism
films. Each film gets a small paragraph summarising the film,
and usually giving information on the director and actors. Some
feature films get more information.There are screen shots from
the films and information surrounding them.


                        Therefore, we can assume that the demographic who consume this
                        magazine are serious, and interested about films, specifically social
                        realism, and international films; less of a mainstream audience.
Sight &
                    Sound give
                    reviews on
                    such social
                    realism film
                       as Fish
                     Tank, as
                       well as
                   various other
Detailed reviews      films like
                        Space
                      Chimps.




                    Paragraph synopsises
Target Audience
   Research
   Research
    I collected demographic research by conducting a paper
    based questionnaire, and a discussion.

                                             The research was towards users and non-users of the
                                             social realism genre.




                                              I asked an even amount of:

                                              demographic segmentation,

                                              quantitative

                                             and qualitative questions (What area are you living
                                             in? What do you know already about the social
                                             realism genre? Do you find it easy to locate social
                                             realism films?).

                                             I also asked open questions and closed questions, for
                                             example: What do you study? and Why do you think
                                             independent films get less notice by the mainstream
                                             audience compared to Hollywood movies?, this lead to
                                             prolonged responses which i could then analyse.
This research tells me that the demographic which will consume my film is a mixture of users and non-users
of the social realism genre. I know that they are intellectual, and quite artistically minded, but are more used
to Hollywood films. However, they can appreciate different genres. They are interest in film, also.

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Who would be the audience for your media product?

  • 1. Who Would Be The Audience For Your Media Product? • My film belongs to the genre social realism. • The demographic that consume this genre is less mainstream than a Hollywood audience. They can be deemed more intellectual and artistically minded. My research found that 30% of people know about the social realism genre, but only 10% enjoyed it.
  • 2. Theatrical • Cinemas such as: Arnolfini, The National Film Theatre, Cornerhouse, and Picturehouse screen social realism films. These cinemas are based around Britain, with the Arnolfini being in Bristol, and Cornerhouse being in Manchester, and many others being based around London. • In an average cinema week many cinemas are screening social realism films, such as Tyrannosaur. These cinemas include Cineworld, Arts Picturehouses, and Odeon. Certain Odeons are renowned for showing independent and social realism films, whereas all Arts Picturehouses screen • We know that the demographic that visits venues where social realism films are social realism films. screened are more intellectual and artistically minded, rather than the more mainstream Cinemas like Vue do not Hollywood audience. We know this from the way the cinemas that screen social show social realism films as they cater more for the realism films present themselves, formally with a serious interest in film. 16-25 and the mainstream wider audience who enjoy Hollywood films.
  • 3. Online My audience can be found consuming social realism products on such websites as LoveFilm and Netflix. These websites cater mostly to the mainstream audience, but also offer a wide range of films, such as: British Social Realism. There are specific groups on LoveFilm that discuss films, specifically Social Realism films. This group In LoveFilm individuals can get films represents the demographic of the interested, sent to them via mail, as well as being serious film watcher that go on these sites. able to watch films online. Individuals can read reviews for films written by members of the site, and experts. This LoveFilm and Netflix show social realism films, and website is aiming itself towards the help people find and consume them. demographic which enjoy watching films, as well as are interested in different films.
  • 4. Characterisation and exploration of themes are more important to the viewers of social realism than plot. Online websites such as: IMDB, MUBI, and LoveFilm show social realism films, and help people find and consume them. Individuals can become members of IMDB and discuss films with other users, as well as read reviews from users and experts. However, it is rare to watch a film on IMDB, although you can. The website focuses more on the discussion of movies. Therefore, the viewer the platform is designed for must be knowledgeable about the kind of films they are researching. The viewers online seem to know about the actors and the directors, as well as their previous works. This shows that they have an interest in social realism films, and research them. Therefore, they have a commitment to social realism films. that both users and non- This shows users of the social realism genre consume social realism films online. However, more users than non-users. Also, the users seem to be more knowledgable about social realism films compared to the non-users.
  • 5. In MUBI individuals can You can gather become members, and information about films, discuss social realism and watch them online. films with other This website is aimed at the individual who is members in discussion serious, and interested rooms, and forums. about film.
  • 6. Individuals on MUBI have knowledge of films, and their directors and actors. They are intelligent and have a clear understanding of what they are talking abou Individuals follow directors and actors, and therefore can easily recall their films and have prior knowledge about them to share with others.
  • 7. Television BBC TWO programmed 7 weeks of films. Each week was a different genre, for example: Week 1 Thriller. Social Realism was week 3. The fact that a only 1 week was devoted to 1 genre suggests that BBC TWO wasn’t trying particularly hard to attract any type of specific audience. Therefore, there’s a possibility users of the social realism genre will come across this and watch some films. However, it’s more likely non-users will be watching these films.
  • 8. Television: BBC FOUR BBC Four are permitted to show a variety of programmes, and premier 20 international films each year. This is unlike mainstream channels. The genre’s of the programmes BBC Four show are of the genres of drama, and comedy, and current affairs... Therefore, the demographic they are aiming their programmes at is closer to that of the demographic for social realism films; they are intellectual and more artistically minded.
  • 9. Television: FILM 4 Presently FILM4 broadcasts a lot of mainstream Hollywood movies. Also, he channel frequently has themed nights or seasons during which a variety of films centred around one genre, director or actor are shown. Channel 4 also owns a film production company, FILM4 Productions, it shows many of its in- house productions. Therefore, the demographic the channel aims at are a mixture of non-users and users of the social realism genre.
  • 10. Radio • BBC RADIO 3 explores the social realism genre. • We know that the audience demographic for this station is intellectual and artistically minded because the station also explores Arts, Culture & the Media.This station does adaptations of such plays and films as: Look Back in Anger. Radio3’s demographic is of an older age. ‘Radio 3 is greatly valued by a relatively small but loyal audience who appreciate its intelligent, thoughtful and committed tone and content’.
  • 11. • BBC RADIO 4 explores the social realism genre. The station doesn’t play music, but holds discussions, reviews and intelligent game shows. • BBC RADIO 4 also holds interviews with actors and director of such things as social realism films. For example: Olivia Colman was interviewed on her film Tyrannosaur. The radio station also helps hold screenings of social realism films.
  • 12. Radio4 Demographic According to this the demographic for Radio4 are generally ‘Men’ aged ’65+’ with a social grade of ‘AB’. The Radio4 demographic is described as ‘intelligent’, who seek ‘programmes in many genres which inform, educate and entertain’. ‘A conservative, ageing, middle-class audience’ is a ‘perception among people who don’t listen to Radio 4’. Some view Radio 4 as not having ‘a target audience.’ This is an interesting view, and a valid one for some people.
  • 13. The demographic for Radio 4 is ‘intelligent’. Radio 4 has a massive audience. Radio 4 has an older audience, of around 40 years and over. Radio 4’s audience is of a higher social class.
  • 14. Print Sight and Sound is a film magazine that features social realism films. Each film gets a small paragraph summarising the film, and usually giving information on the director and actors. Some feature films get more information.There are screen shots from the films and information surrounding them. Therefore, we can assume that the demographic who consume this magazine are serious, and interested about films, specifically social realism, and international films; less of a mainstream audience.
  • 15. Sight & Sound give reviews on such social realism film as Fish Tank, as well as various other Detailed reviews films like Space Chimps. Paragraph synopsises
  • 16. Target Audience Research Research I collected demographic research by conducting a paper based questionnaire, and a discussion. The research was towards users and non-users of the social realism genre. I asked an even amount of: demographic segmentation, quantitative and qualitative questions (What area are you living in? What do you know already about the social realism genre? Do you find it easy to locate social realism films?). I also asked open questions and closed questions, for example: What do you study? and Why do you think independent films get less notice by the mainstream audience compared to Hollywood movies?, this lead to prolonged responses which i could then analyse.
  • 17. This research tells me that the demographic which will consume my film is a mixture of users and non-users of the social realism genre. I know that they are intellectual, and quite artistically minded, but are more used to Hollywood films. However, they can appreciate different genres. They are interest in film, also.