How does your media product represent particular social groups?

This film is made by sixth formers so (I hope) that we the producers can identify with out actual age group. It would appeal to mainly older students and perhaps adults. There is a slight element of humour in the film which I hope people will enjoy…

The film shows and unfortunate P.A coming to show her boss a new product and the film stereotypes mean bosses (similar boss; Miranda Priestly- ‘Devil wears Prada.’) Many sixth formers have jobs and perhaps not so nice bosses, so they can identify even a little with the poor P.A.

Diferent props used were to add humour (the teddy and the gun...) and mise-en-scene was also considered carefully to create a nicer film to watch and to make it as realistic as the The. P.A could seem.

In this film the P.A who is the closest representation to the target audience is a rather shy and scared person (no wonder with a boss like Madame!) But this does not necessarily represent the target audience just someone that they may be able to identify with say, if they were going to meet a particularly scary boss!