Initial Ideas

 


16-25
Middle to upmarket media literate audience

Young adults with a good understanding of intertextual references and a lot of money to spend on entertainment. 

Should attempt to include intertextual references where appropriate, as well as show rather than tell an audience the meaning you wish to get across.

Starting Idea:
Song: "The Fall" by Lovejoy
Social Commentary: Class Divide
 

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