Evaluation- 'Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you've learnt in the progression form it to your full product?'

Evaluation- 'What have you learnt about the technologies from the process of constructing this product?'

 

 

Evaluation- 'How did you attract/address your audience?'

For this question I interviewed members of my target audience who had watched my film and asked them how they were attracted to my product they said;

"I liked the theme of a broken family that was shown as I was able to relate to it because I am a mother myself"- Caroline Malkin (40)

"I liked the blood, gore and the creepy character of Poppy as I find these genre conventions very entertaining and gripping."- Hannah Hollins (16) 

"I liked the dominant female characters as it helped me to relate more to this film than I do normally to Thrillers as they normally have a cast dominated by men."- Veronica Johnston Jones (36)

"I liked the fact that this film was a psychological Thriller as I much prefer this sub-genre to others (i.e Action or Crime)- Emily Jeffery (21)

Evaluation- 'Who would be the audience for your Media product?'

Evaluation- what kind of Media institution might distribute your product and why?

Here are the 'Go Animate' animations that explain the roles of institutions, distributors, the pros and cons of different promotion techniques and which one would be best for our product;

Evaluation question 3 (part 1) by Lucy Malkin on GoAnimate
Evaluation Question 3 (Part 2) by Lucy Malkin on GoAnimate
Evaluation Question 3 (Part 3) by Lucy Malkin on GoAnimate

Evaluation- 'How does your Media product represent particular social groups?'

Here is the directors commentary which is my response to this question; 

Evaluation- 'In what ways does your Media product use, develop and challenge forms and conventions of real Media products?'

                                                                                                                                                

        

Thriller Opening Sequence