Action- Action films are generally aimed at an audience that are about 12 and above, this is because there is almost always a fight scene and therefore may not be suitable for younger children. This genre of film is usually aimed at a male audience, this is because usually the main protagonist is male, also men stereotypically like some of the general conventions of an action film, such as; fast cars, weapons, etc. Examples of action films include James Bond, Fast and Furious and Die Hard.
Horror-Horror films are usually aimed at an audience aged 15 and above. This is because the content that is usually in a horror film is too much for a 12 year old to handle. The film 'The woman in black' was originally rated at 12A, this got the most amount of complaints of 2012 as many viewers said that it was too scary. Horror films are aimed at mainly male audiences, however they are catered for both. There is generally a heroic character that females may route for. Examples of horror films include The Shining, The Conjuring and Annabelle.
Drama- Drama films are aimed at audiences aged 12 and above, this is because in a lot of cases drama films are based on life events that children under the age of 12 may not understand or be able to handle. Films of this genre can be aimed at both genders, this is because this is because they can be based upon life events that both genders may be interested in. Examples of a drama film include Forrest Gump, Titanic and The Shawshank Redemption.
Whilst looking into audience profiles I also made a questionnaire that would narrow down the best option film opening that I could make.
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