3) Mix Tape – Audience
We are introduced to a young male
character, possibly around 13 years old. This suggests that the target audience
could be of the younger generation. His clothing (straight collar) and the
props in his room such as earphones and tape recorders suggest that he is
middle class.
There is a cut where the boy is laying
on his bed, and off-screen diegetic sound plays followed by a cut (MS) of the
boy putting his ear to the wall which makes it clear to the audience that the
singing is coming from the other side of the wall.
It cuts to a young girl of the same age as the
boy singing to the music that he gave her (CU). There is a shot reverse
shot sequence and parallel cutting and from the boys facial expression you can
see that he is happy. He begins to sing along to and they both begin to dance
at the same time however on either side of the wall and it becomes clear that
it is a little love story. I think the target audience is young children aged
8-13, mostly females.
I think its a nostalgic film for people older who will recall their first love and making mixtapes. Still, a good analysis and good use of terminology throughout Jess.
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