Evaluation Activity 4.

Who would be the audience for your media production?

The genre for my film 'Release Date' is action/crime. so simply due to the genre alone, i would say our audience will be teenagers, how ever not all teenagers are interested in the same thing. so i would say teenagers in the deprived areas of London.

Name: Dujuane Chapman.
Age: 19
Location: Tottenham.
Occupation: Working in New Look.
College: Haringey Sixth form Center.

Dujuane's favourite genre is Action and Thriller. He shops in the local high street and his favourite type of music is Grime. His favourite type of tv programme is Dub-plate drama.

Dujuane states  "I would watch your film, simply because its something i can relate to, and also because i love action movies. There is not a lot of British movies in the UK today, so thats another reason why i would go watch release date but the main reason is because of your key selling point, the fact that he could live such a life style and not die in the end but how ever turn his life around and succeed in life, makes me feel postive about myself and every other youth living in deprived area's that there is hope for all of us."

Name: Sharon Charles

Age: 18

Location: Edmonton.

Occupation: Student.

College: Leyton Sixth form.

Sharon's favourite genre is Action, Comedy And Romance. She shops in the local high street and her favored's type of music is Slow Jams. Her favorite type of tv programme is 'My Wife And Kids' and ' Fresh Prince Of Bail air'.

Sharon quotes "I would love to watch 'Release Date' because from what I've heard about this film, it has found a way to mix both of my two favorite genre's (romance and comedy) as it is not just a movie about crime but also a juxtapose with emotions, and as a girl this has attracted me. Also because 1 out of 5 Household families in the UK would go through a similar situation and not know how to handle it, but by watching the movie Release Date' it shows them how not to handle certain situation. For example when Thomas told Jayde to rob the bank which was wrong, however in certain parts it shows them how to handle a similar situation. For example when Thomas trusted his blood brother to look after the money instead of giving outside friends "Blood is thicker than water".'