Finally, here is our final Thriller. We are very happy overall with how it turned out. Enjoy!

For evaluation Question 7 the question was, ‘Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?’ This task has shown me how much work we have done in such a little amount of time. It allowed us to reflect on the progress we have made and the skills that we have learnt. Our filming and editing techniques have improved rapidly since our first preliminary task and this evaluation question allowed us to display our success.

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

By using so many different types of technology I have learnt how each piece of technology does something unique. They have all helped to develop my thriller in different ways that all contribute significantly towards the final product. I have learnt that the more variation of technologies you use the more interesting your final product can be.

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This Question was edited using Adobe Premiere Pro. The question was ‘How did you attract/address your audience?’ It addresses key features throughout our thriller and explains why we have included them and how they are going to attract our chosen target audience, which is men aged 16 to 24. We discussed the effects of each individual feature and from this task have learnt that including convention features is a very important thing to do when making a thriller.

For Evaluation Question 4 the question was ‘Who would be the target audience for your media product?’ Having done a Facebook profile page of an average audience member we came to the conclusion that our film is best suited to be aimed at the core audience of men aged 16 to 24, because it is a thriller and action film which are both categories that are specific to that core audience.

‘What kind of media institution might distribute your product and why?’ In this task I conducted research into distributors that would possible distribute my thriller. Distribution is one of the most important parts of making a movie because, if the distribution is not good the whole film will become unsuccessful. Below is a slide show of who I have decided would be well suited to distribute my thriller.

For Evaluation Question 2 the question was ‘How does your media product represent particular social groups?’ I looked into why we did certain for example how we gave the audience the correct impression on our characters. We did this by explaining things such as the different types of camera angles we used.

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Below is a presentation addressing the question, ‘In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?’ I feel our thriller challenges traditional conventional thrillers as we have added a twist into it that does not abide by common thriller conventions. This presentations shows how developed conventions for our thriller and how we dealt with common thriller stereotypes.