AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT | This describes how an audience interacts with a media text. Different people react in different ways to the same text. |
AUDIENCE EXPECTATIONS | These are the advance ideas an audience may have about a text. This particularly applies to genre pieces. Don't forget that producers often play with or deliberately shatter audience expectations. |
AUDIENCE FOREKNOWLEDGE | This is the definite information (rather than the vague expectations) which an audience brings to a media product. |
AUDIENCE IDENTIFICATION | This is the way in which audiences feel themselves connected to a particular media text, in that they feel it directly expresses their attitude or lifestyle. |
AUDIENCE PLACEMENT | This is the range of strategies media producers use to directly target a particular audience and make them feel that the media text is specially 'for them'. |
AUDIENCE RESEARCH | Measuring an audience is very important to all media institutions. Research is done at all stages of production of a media text, and, once produced, audience will be continually monitored. |
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