Evaluation - Question 2

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Final Production | Duct Tape

This is our final production of our short film 'Duct Tape' and has been edited and produced very successfully and we feel like we have accomplished all of our aims that we set out to achieve.

Post production

During post production we had to collaborate and bring all the components of our thriller together including, sound, camera shots, titling and effects. Ben has more experience on Premier Pro then me so he took most control of the post production including cutting clips down, arranging, titling, effects and general maintenance but I had an important role of trying to sync the music we had recorded into a loop that was acceptable to use in our finished thriller.

How our product fits certain catergories of consumer

LifeMatrix defines ten audience categories, centred around both values, attitudes and beliefs, and more fundamental, demographic audience categories.

1. Tribe wired Digital, free-spirited, creative young singles

2. Fun/Atics Aspirational, fun-seeking, active young people

3. Dynamic Duos Hard-driving, high-involvement couples

4. Priority Parents Family values, activities, media strongly dominate

5. Home Soldiers Home-centric, family-oriented, materially ambitious

6. Renaissance Women Active, caring, affluent, influential mums

7. Rugged Traditionalists Traditional male values, love of outdoors

8. Struggling Singles High aspirations, low economic status

9. Settled elders Devout, older, sedentary lifestyles

10. Free Birds Vital, active, altruistic seniors

From this I would classify our audience as 1/2/8/10 due to the fact that they are the kind of people that will attempt to watch any film and try out new things. Therefore a wider audience is able to view our film.

What does a distribution company do?

A film distributor is responsible for the marketing of the film and makes decisions like: setting a release date for a film and are also responsible for how the film will be available for viewing, for example, directly to the public (cinema) or for home viewing (DVD, video-on-demand, download, etc.)


Examples of film distributor in the UK include:
- 20th Century Fox
- Columbia Pictures
- Paramount pictures
- The Walt Disney company ltd.

First filming shoot

On Saturday, we did our first series of filming in Sheffield. We had a very successful day where we were able to collect a variety of shots and angles. Shots include these below ...