CCR #2

    For question #2 of the CCR which is: How does your product engage with audiences and how would it be distributed as a real media text? To answer this question I would have to

1. Discuss how I arrived at this target audience

2. Discuss how my production choices, content, etc. work to engage with the target audience 

3. Finally I would discuss how I plan to make my film available to audiences 

For all these steps I would need to cite my research and be realistic for the wuestions response, tgis is a new film by me a new producer so it wont be released t theaters globally however it could be uploaded to sites like youtube, shown in a smaller theater that works wityh up and coming crfeators, and/or local film festivals.

    For this media product I will be including questions 2 and 3 so I will discuss specifics with the third question in a later post. Since my 1st media product is a podcast being solely audio, I would like this media product to be a very visual piece.

    First, for the media product, I will address questions 3 and then 2 because I think it makes more sense to first address the improvement of production and then distribution. For this media text, I am going to make it nice and visual with a lot of editing/graphics. It will be a detective who is diving deep into each of the questions and answering them as if they were a case to crack. I will be filming this in my room by clearing my desk and surrounding items will be relocated. I will decorate the desk with items that seem like a detective's area, it will be scattered in notes/clues/stationary. I will need to focus on fun editing and inserts of film clips. One of the most important things I need to do is make sure I don't just have a floating head; I will film in an interesting/engaging environment that is not too wacky and out of place. So, I will film myself against a blank wall so can cut my head out from the background and place myself in the detective environment.

    Visuals I will have are detective backgrounds, my desk decorated with plenty of clues and stationery but not too many words that will distract, and I will have clips from the film opening.

    I will also be utilizing props like notebooks, magnifying glasses, staplers, pens, maybe hats, formal attire, sticky notes, if possible, a bulletin board. I think this idea could be fun to edit and could be visually creative as a final product which I am excited to create.