Within this week, I have learnt a lot regarding the audience that i should be aiming towards for my BSR opening sequence. In relation to this topic, the typical targeted audience that i have learnt out to be aimed towards for a British film is definitely obviously going to be from Britain. With my target audience, i have learnt that there are going to be certain groups of people in britain who are interested in their own preferred conventions/themes likely to occur. These would include: Gangs, Corrupt Families, Violence, Sex, Racism, Smoking, Escapism, Social Groups etc. So in order to be assured of what my targeted audience will be, i will become certain of the storyline that i aim to produce within my production and whatever conventions and themes involved within the sequence, i will base that upon my audience are their likings and interests.
I have also learnt about all the institutions involved in the production of social realist films. The companies tend to aim their BSR films towards niche audiences due to the gritty unvarnished atmosphere they tend to present within their productions. I did some research on this representation of BSR on a film called Adulthood which didn't really tend to reveal much about their institutions elements but revealed a lot highlighting the typically negative gritty themes and real time british events that are likely to be shown.
From this, i feel that with my production, i will make sure that it contains the same gritty unvarnished aspect that other BSR films will find a similarity to; making sure that the mise-en-scene is targeted strongly to the typical representation that a typical BSR film would aim towards. The audience will be familiarised to the British social realist feel whilst watching my production and being notified immediately as soon as they are introduced to the opening sequence and this will cause my work to become very successful being a Social Realist film in the British media industry.
Within this week, I have learnt a lot regarding the audience that i should be aiming towards for my BSR opening sequence. In relation to this topic, the typical targeted audience that i have learnt out to be aimed towards for a British film is definitely obviously going to be from Britain. With my target audience, i have learnt that there are going to be certain groups of people in britain who are interested in their own preferred conventions/themes likely to occur. These would include: Gangs, Corrupt Families, Violence, Sex, Racism, Smoking, Escapism, Social Groups etc. So in order to be assured of what my targeted audience will be, i will become certain of the storyline that i aim to produce within my production and whatever conventions and themes involved within the sequence, i will base that upon my audience are their likings and interests. 
I have also learnt about all the institutions involved in the production of social realist films. The companies tend to aim their BSR films towards niche audiences due to the gritty unvarnished atmosphere they tend to present within their productions. I did some research on this representation of BSR on a film called Adulthood which didn't really tend to reveal much about their institutions elements but revealed a lot highlighting the typically negative gritty themes and real time british events that are likely to be shown.
From this, i feel that with my production, i will make sure that it contains the same gritty unvarnished aspect that other BSR films will find a similarity to; making sure that the mise-en-scene is targeted strongly to the typical representation that a typical BSR film would aim towards. The audience will be familiarised to the British social realist feel whilst watching my production and being notified immediately as soon as they are introduced to the opening sequence and this will cause my work to become very successful being a Social Realist film in the British media industry.
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