Evaluation Question 5

How did you attract/address your audience?

First the audience comment on our logo and said that it was very good as it looked gritty and dull match the title sequence's genre. Our establishing shot some people once they saw our title sequence notice at this point we did not have one and said that our establishing shot allowed was very creative but then a minority were saying that it seem to un realistic and the city was to rectanglar but we decided that as it appeal to the majority it would appeal more if we left it as it was but then to make it more realistic we added rain to the establishing shot. In the first two frames we are introduced to the two protagonist, the audience mostly commented on the female and said instantly you can tell she will be very sexy, there bad comments were that they never knew the relevance, but then we decided this was beneficial as it meant that we keep mystery in the title sequence. In the third and fourth frame we see each the character walking acroos both alone this connotes that they maybe more similar then they think. In the fifth frame we see the male protagonist smoking a cigar leaning back this shows the executive and shows the audience that he is an authority figure. In the sixth frame we see the to protagonist hold each showing the realtionship between the characters, a comment made was the audience wants to find out more about the characters. In the seventh frame the male protagonist is seen to be following a female character almost like a stalker would, and the comment made was that you are confused and want to know more about the male protagonist. The end frame is the title swerving toward the audience, the audience liked and said the splatter look extremely good. Overall we target are audience by looking at there comments and trying to meet there demands