In order to achieve an identity that is desirable we buy into
consumer products which affect our identity and lifestyle, this can be seen in
body care products, technology devices, food and drink, music, television and film. People tend to use certain
products to represent their identity and this can be said with the films people
view. A person may watch films because of the image they think it gives them
and to identify with social groups they desire to be a part of. A person will interact
with consumer products to signal group membership. However, they may also
buy into a genre of film or a director because of the relationship with this
'brand'.
The films one watches can help to contribute to a person's identity. Depending on the person's identity, the overall look of the film and its visual aesthetics will play a huge part to deciding whether or not this identity will 'buy into the film'. It also includes the aspects of the story line, the genre, the actors who take part, the director and the setting. The film will have to consider all of these aspects when thinking about it's target audience. As a designer and an investigator into the role of production design, when designing the props and setting, the films target audience will be considered and this will have to be integrated with the overall film.
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