BBFC

                                          BBFC

The BBFC is the UK's regulator of film and video and they give ratings

      on films. E.g. PG and 18's. They look at the bad language used, the

      type of scenes for example shootings or nudity. They then also look 

      into the story line of what the film involves and how explicit it is to the 

      eye,

      

      This is how the BBFC tend to rate films based on the content they

      involve. Different genres are judged differently though. The majority of 

      horror films are labelled as a 15 . 

      Due to the materials usually used in thriller crimes they're more than 

likely set as a 15 if not an 18 if it contains a large amount of gore and 

      blood.

    

     

     Our thriller/crime will be aimed at the most popular age range for horrors, 

     which is 15 years to 25 years old. However we are going to make it more specific and make it aimed at an 

     audience of 15 years old to 18 years old meaning we can make sure they're interested in the film we 

     make, as they're a closer age range. This is the audience we aim to target for the horror film we are going to  

     

     create.

    Shown in focus group later on we asked what ages people would rate or think a crime would be aimed at and all
         
     responses gave the age of 15 which is what most horrors that go into the cinema are set at.