Thinking about your audience
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The document discusses the importance of understanding your audience as a media producer. It states that all media texts are made with an audience in mind and your production should also have a target audience. It emphasizes the need to understand your audience's demographics, including factors like age, gender, class, ethnicity, location and income level. Understanding your audience allows you to ensure your text will appeal to and engage them. It also discusses several theories about how audiences receive and respond to media texts, including the hypodermic needle model which suggests media can directly influence audiences, and the two-step flow model which proposes ideas are filtered through opinion leaders.
Thinking about your audience
- 1. Thinking about your Audience Foundation Production
- 2. All media texts are made with an audience in mind and your production should be no exception
- 3. All media texts are made with an audience in mind and your production should be no exception
- 4. Do you think there would be an audience for your film?
- 9. If not no one would finance the production.
- 10. You must know and find your audience.
- 11. You must know and find your audience.
- 12. As a media producer you need to know things like the¡ ? age
- 13. As a media producer you need to know things like the¡ ? age ? gender
- 14. As a media producer you need to know things like the¡ ? age ? gender ? class
- 15. As a media producer you need to know things like the¡ ? age ? gender ? class ? ethnicity
- 16. As a media producer you need to know things like the¡ ? age ? gender ? class ? ethnicity ? location
- 17. As a media producer you need to know things like the¡ ? age ? gender ? class ? ethnicity ? location ? income bracket
- 18. This is called the audience Demographic
- 19. Once you know this you can make sure your text is going to appeal to your audience Demographic
- 20. You also need to consider how your audience is going to react to or engage with your text
- 21. You also need to consider how your audience is going to react to or engage with your text
- 22. We can try to predict reaction by considering¡
- 23. We can try to predict reaction by considering¡ ? audience engagement
- 24. We can try to predict reaction by considering¡ ? audience engagement ? audience expectations
- 25. We can try to predict reaction by considering¡ ? audience engagement ? audience expectations ? audience foreknowledge
- 26. We can try to predict reaction by considering¡ ? audience engagement ? audience expectations ? audience foreknowledge ? audience identification
- 27. We can try to predict reaction by considering¡ ? audience engagement ? audience expectations ? audience foreknowledge ? audience identification ? audience placement
- 28. We can try to predict reaction by considering¡ ? audience engagement ? audience expectations ? audience foreknowledge ? audience identification ? audience placement ? audience research
- 29. We can try to predict reaction by considering¡ ? audience engagement ? audience expectations ? audience foreknowledge ? audience identification ? audience placement ? audience research
- 30. A text has no meaning until it is read or decoded by an audience
- 31. A text has no meaning until it is read or decoded by an audience
- 33. There are many theories which attempt to explain how an audience receives, reads and responds to a text.
- 34. There are many theories which attempt to explain how an audience receives, reads and responds to a text.
- 36. Audience Theory Foundation Production
- 37. These theories help us to deconstruct the relationship between audience and text
- 38. The Hypodermic Needle Model Sometimes referred to as the Silver Bullet Model (Schram1982), this is the idea that the mass media are so powerful that they can 'inject¡® their messages into the audience.
- 39. The Hypodermic Needle Model Sometimes referred to as the Silver Bullet Model (Schram1982), this is the idea that the mass media are so powerful that they can 'inject¡® their messages into the audience.
- 40. The Hypodermic Needle Model Sometimes referred to as the Silver Bullet Model (Schram1982), this is the idea that the mass media are so powerful that they can 'inject¡® their messages into the audience.
- 41. The Hypodermic Needle Model
- 42. The Hypodermic Needle Model
- 43. The Hypodermic Needle Model The idea that an audience can be precisely targeted by a ¡°magic bullet¡±. Then they irresistibly fall down when hit by the bullet.
- 44. The Hypodermic Needle Model The idea that an audience can be precisely targeted by a ¡°magic bullet¡±. Then they irresistibly fall down when hit by the bullet. In brief - it is the idea that the makers of media messages can get us to do whatever they want us to do.
- 45. The Two Step Flow Model
- 46. The Two Step Flow Model ? A more sophisticated idea...
- 47. The Two Step Flow Model ? A more sophisticated idea... ? Ideas are filtered through opinion leaders
- 48. The Two Step Flow Model ? A more sophisticated idea... ? Ideas are filtered through opinion leaders
- 49. The Two Step Flow Model ? A more sophisticated idea... ? Ideas are filtered through opinion leaders ? This waters down the message diminishing the power of the media
- 50. The Two Step Flow Model ? A more sophisticated idea... ? Ideas are filtered through opinion leaders ? This waters down the message diminishing the power of the media
- 51. What is the third theory? Please review these theories and research this for yourself. Make sure there is content on your blog to show that you have thought about your audience and understand these theories