On top of your BBFC research and discussion, think about the following:
You must have identified a clear target audience and you must show the steps you've taken to identify it and to test your ideas against this specified audience. This doesn't mean just an endless series of questionnaires. Use the range of techniques discussed including interviews, preferably with your target audience, and the tools available through Web 2.0.
Look at similar films and research their audiences - How was it marketed to appeal to the target audience? What are the viewing figures?
You must be able to answer these questions fully and with illustrations:
1. What is the core target audience? Is there a secondary target audience?
2. How would you describe the look and tastes of your target audience? (collage with key words perhaps)
And later, after a little more research and teaching, you also need to answer this:
3. What functions does this kind of film genre serve to its audience? (uses and gratifications audience theory - why not start researching that?
Think of films which features similar plots / characters / settings / types of editing and screengrabs / comment / analyse.Remember to sum up your findings about core target audience, any secondary audience.
All magazines do it - for instance, look at NME's summary of their target audience:
Some ideas for you:
Target Audience Profile and Target Audience Media Consumption Profile:
