We have rated our film according to the
BBFC film rating. We have given it a 15 certificate. The BBFC say that for a
film to become a 15 it will contain: “at 15 violence may be strong. it should
not dwell on the infliction on pain or injury, however, and the strongest gory
images may be unacceptable." We originally wanted it to come under the
12/12A category however the use of the knife made this un-acceptable.
Despite this setback we believe that this
is a 15+ film and is appealing to most people over the age of 15. As a
storyline like ours has not been done for a horror film before I believe it
will make people who are interested in the horror genre and interested in a
gore element would be the main audience.
I think, depending on the distributor, our
film could be shown in a magazine for the uniqueness and also for the
controversial storyline of a friend being the murder, this deals with the
issues currently facing society as it mentions Facebook and cyber bulling. This
could make it more appealing for teenager as they could feel a personal
connection. The main audience will probably be girls as these are the main
characters giving them a sense of identity as they could relate to the characters.
In our survey we asked 4 people of varying
ages if they would watch our film. Out of the 4 we had 2 ‘yes’ answers, one
from a girl aged 16 and one from boy aged 17. This confirms the age range for
our film and who it appeals to. One of the other people was a girl aged 16 as
well however she answered the questions differently and said she was not
usually attracted to horror films, further proving our theory.
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