Task 4 The Hunted

Target audience

What content is the target audience looking for
Our target audience is people from age 14 to 18 with an age rating of 15. The target audience is men and women that like horror films. 

What type of content do they tend to view and share.
They tend to view jump scares, big buildups, which actors and actresses are in the cast, what other people think of the film etc. 

What questions are they asking?
They are asking questions like who is in the film, what is the synopsis, where it is it being shown and what do people their age think of it and the general opinions surrounding it. 

We could use the hashtag #thehuntedif because it currently does not have any tags on Instagram to promote and share our film.

 On the website for the film I think we should have a 360 panorama that has clickable buttons showing information about the film. I also think we should have a trailer that is mainly the background for the film on the landing page and then they can close it if the visitor wants and then the trailer is on the background. 

 There should also be a few still photos from the film that can be on a continuous slide show. 
For my segment of the Interactive video, I am going to film in Tonbridge Park when it's dark as it will create a eerie creepy atmosphere and really help the tension build.
In my segment 

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