Audience and Context

The intended audience for my film are the average teenager. With the range from about 13 to around the age of 17. Another intended audience would be teenage girls specifically around the age of 14 or older. The reason I say I want to address this group of people is because I feel as though they will better understand the point I would like to get across and that they will also be more interested in the production of my film. I feel as though the audience around my age or even a few years older will enjoy it more than others. Although 13-17 is the intended, I feel as though some adults might also find my film interesting. Most teens moviegoing habits are seeing the trailer of a movie online, think its really good and interested. After that if they either decide to go see the movie in theaters themselves or plan to go with their friend group. These teens might find it very interesting and then refer to everyone else. Adults have similar patterns when it comes to their moviegoing habits. They may have heard of the production a little later than most teens mainly because they aren't as up to date with everything. 


Normally for my genre, the style of the title is sort of thick but also not too big. I am unaware of the exact font and styles so I am just making an educated guess for each one of these. In regards to the size of the title(s) of my genre, the size seems about decent and average. It doesn't necessarily need to take up the entire screen. If I had to guess the type of font; I would Book Antiqua or at least New Times Roman. Some of the most popular and common films that best represents my genre is The Bridges of Madison County, Casablanca and The English Patient (just to name a few). 



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