I feel like we succeeded in reaching our target audience. I can see this because our target audience is teenage girls and our feedback showed that people thought our film was aimed at either females or both males and females.
When planning our film we had to keep our target audience in mind. We had to make sure that there was no scenes that could jeopardise our 15 certificate as we didn't want the film to be unable for our target audience to watch. This meant we had to scrap any ideas that were either too gory, too violent or too disturbing.
The main selling point of our film is that it is a unique plot that has only been seen a few times before. This makes it more original and unpredictable,this is important as thriller films aim to keep the audience in suspense.
The audience feedback shows that the people we questioned mostly liked the uniquity of our film. When asked 'What do you like about the story line so far' one person answered 'very different as the film seems very female orientated' This shows that we are reaching our target audience
From our final audience feedback I can tell that the most successful aspect of our film is the story line. I agree with this as our group spent a lot of time creating and perfecting the story line so as to avoid confusion which may distract from the meaning of the film
The least successful aspect of our film is the background noise during the outdoor scenes. I agree with this as at the time of filming it was getting dark at 6/7 o'clock so we were forced film the woods scenes when there was a lot of traffic passing. I also think that the mic on the camera was more sensitive than we had imagined which lead to a little too much background noise.
I think that our film could be improved by getting rid of the background noise in the outdoor scenes. This could be done by finding a different location further from main roads, or filming at a quieter time of day. If all else failed we could reduce the noise using Final Cut.
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