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    Media Evaluation: Ryan Fulton

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    [1] Ryan's group used techniques like questionnaires and varied camera shots to create a high quality opening for "City Rush" aimed at ages 12+ that featured scenes in Birmingham. [2] They thought the film institute Pathe might distribute "City Rush" because it explores the extremes people will go to make political/social points like the film Adulthood. [3] The audience is aimed at younger people so the film can relate to them and show how outside actions can deeply affect people.

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    [1] Ryan's group used techniques like questionnaires and varied camera shots to create a high quality opening for "City Rush" aimed at ages 12+ that featured scenes in Birmingham. [2] They thought the film institute Pathe might distribute "City Rush" because it explores the extremes people will go to make political/social points like the film Adulthood. [3] The audience is aimed at younger people so the film can relate to them and show how outside actions can deeply affect people.

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    [1] Ryan's group used techniques like questionnaires and varied camera shots to create a high quality opening for "City Rush" aimed at ages 12+ that featured scenes in Birmingham. [2] They thought the film institute Pathe might distribute "City Rush" because it explores the extremes people will go to make political/social points like the film Adulthood. [3] The audience is aimed at younger people so the film can relate to them and show how outside actions can deeply affect people.

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    Media Evaluation: Ryan Fulton

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    [1] Ryan's group used techniques like questionnaires and varied camera shots to create a high quality opening for "City Rush" aimed at ages 12+ that featured scenes in Birmingham. [2] They thought the film institute Pathe might distribute "City Rush" because it explores the extremes people will go to make political/social points like the film Adulthood. [3] The audience is aimed at younger people so the film can relate to them and show how outside actions can deeply affect people.

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    Media Evaluation

    Ryan Fulton
    In what ways does your media product
    use, develop or challenge forms and
    conventions of real media products?
     Within our media group for producing ‘City Rush’ we used many
    different techniques to make our final product of high quality.
     We created a questionnaire to get audience preferred viewing to
    know who to aim out opening towards as well as what genre,
    style etc within the opening itself.
     The camera shots we used within ‘City Rush’ were varied and fit
    well with all aspects of the opening from the first person shots
    to the pan shots.
     The general age of our audience for the opening is 12+, the
    actual film itself if made would possible be 15+ as the film
    contains various violent scenes.
     The main setting for this opening was Birmingham New Street,
    and this worked pretty well as a main setting.
    What kind of media institutions might
    distribute your media product and why?
     The institutes that would be considered when it comes to who do we
    think will distribute our opening would be institutes such as ‘Pathe’
    as these are a British institute who have made films such as
    Adulthood, which is a film aimed towards the younger youth, which
    illustrates the gang warfare that is happening amongst the younger
    generation, with the violence, drugs and crime.
     Our film can be linked into this sort of film as it shows what
    extremes some people will go to, to ensure their point of view is put
    across strongly and boldly.
    What would be the audience to your
    media product and why?
     The audience at which we aimed ‘City
    Rush’ towards is a younger generation
    where we can relate to them as well as get
    them to understand the film along our
    terms.
     This will show our view on politics and
    society and the audience will be able to see
    how easily someone can be affected by the
    actions of others and what extremes they
    will go to.
     Some of our audience will just watch the
    movie due to the main location that the
    film is situated in ‘Birmingham’ as this way
    they an relate to the film more than if they
    lived in a different country.
    How did you attract/address your
    audience?
     In order for us to attract the correct audience we put forth
    certain measures to ensure we had a film fit for a vast
    majority of the audience, in order to gain a vide variety of
    the audience interested.
     We done this by creating a questionnaire and handing this
    out to a varied audience in order to get varied results and
    not just from one background or group of people. (The
    questionnaire is shown on the next slide)
     We used varied shots such as the first person shot to engage
    the audience and to believe they are there. We also used
    certain special effects to attract the audience a good
    example of this would be the siren at the end of the
    opening, this will engage the audience to want to watch the
    film as they will want to know what happens next.
    What have you learnt from technologies from
    the process of constructing this product?
     While constructing this movie I have gained a lot of
    knowledge when it comes to creating a movie, as I now know
    the steps that are required and how much effort goes in to
    the film before and after the filming, the filming of the actual
    movie is potentially the easiest part. Getting to know what the
    audience wants, the storyboard, and by far the hardest part is
    the editing of the final product.
     Using iMovie I was able to edit our groups
    media product, this took the longest time
    as there were various shots of each scene
    and finding the best angle / shot with the
    best lighting, people in the background
    etc. but in the end this was successful and
    I learnt how to use this software effectively
    Looking back at your preliminary task, what
    do you feel you have learnt in the progression
    of constructing this product?
     Taking a look at the progress I made from the
    preliminary task I can clearly notice how myself and
    the group have progressed. The overall product was a
    challenge as apposed to the preliminary task which
    was ‘a walk in the park’. Putting the final product
    together wasn’t as easy as I had thought but overall
    the work that was put into the preliminary task
    helped a lot with the final media piece, without doing
    this before hand, it would of taken longer to produce
    the final piece as we wouldn’t of known about certain
    shots, how to use the software on the Mac laptops or
    have a general idea of creating a media product.

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