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Audience and Institution
Our film will have an age restriction of 15 years old. This is because it will contain; strong violence and frequent strong language. At 15, violence may be strong. It should not dwell on the infliction of pain or injury. Strong sadistic or sexualised violence is also unlikely to be acceptable. Easily accessible weapons may not be glamorised. At 15 there can be strong threat and menace. Therefore we feel this will be an appropriate age limit.
Our film is aimed at an audience of both male and females ages approximately 15-40. The audience will more than likely have an interest in psychological thrillers and enjoy suspense. The main character in our film is a young girl who has become psychotic after someone harmed her sister. This will also appeal to a younger audience as they will be able to relate to this and will add a sense of realism, making it more scary as they feel that it could happen to them. The reason the age gap goes up to 40 is because as an older audience, they may have teenage children and therefore again may feel though they can relate to the story. I wouldn't recommend our film for anyone who suffers from a sensitive nature and to those who do not enjoy this particular genre of film. I feel that an older audience will not particular enjoy our film because they may find it hard to relate to therefore they may not share a common interest with the younger viewers. I feel that people with close siblings, i.e brothers, sisters, mums, dads, children, friends... will be able to relate to our film and feel the anger and bitterness Lucinda feels as they will be able to emphasise with her for loosing her sibling as they would be able to relate to themselves and understand how hard it would be for her to loose someone so close and someone they share a strong, caring relationship with.
Our film is aimed at an audience of both male and females ages approximately 15-40. The audience will more than likely have an interest in psychological thrillers and enjoy suspense. The main character in our film is a young girl who has become psychotic after someone harmed her sister. This will also appeal to a younger audience as they will be able to relate to this and will add a sense of realism, making it more scary as they feel that it could happen to them. The reason the age gap goes up to 40 is because as an older audience, they may have teenage children and therefore again may feel though they can relate to the story. I wouldn't recommend our film for anyone who suffers from a sensitive nature and to those who do not enjoy this particular genre of film. I feel that an older audience will not particular enjoy our film because they may find it hard to relate to therefore they may not share a common interest with the younger viewers. I feel that people with close siblings, i.e brothers, sisters, mums, dads, children, friends... will be able to relate to our film and feel the anger and bitterness Lucinda feels as they will be able to emphasise with her for loosing her sibling as they would be able to relate to themselves and understand how hard it would be for her to loose someone so close and someone they share a strong, caring relationship with.
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