CCR Question 2 Draft

My film engages with audiences by being relatable. Its target audience, high schoolers and nostalgic adults all remember being late for school, and running to get there as fast as possible. In a trailer, I would release that clip as apart of it. I would also mostly market the trailers to ad-friendly streaming services, which have the ideal audience I am looking for. I would also add the trailer to TV channels, specifically ones that show movies in the same genre. I learned during my distribution research just how much research and guessing goes into marketing. I was also surprised at just how large the budget was, especially compared to the price of the film.

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