Case Study

‘Get Out’ Daniel Kaluuya

I began my case Study on the 2017 film “Get Out” directed by Jordan Peele. Being a thriller movie, it can compare to me and my partners film “The Vanished”. They both have a trapped feel, which raises the heart rate of the audience. “Get Out” is about a black male that goes to visit his white girlfriends family. There’s a major plot twist that deals with racism and takes the film for a spiral of emotions.

INTENDED AUDIENCE: The target audience for the Film Get Out, is millennial’s. This is projected in a part of the film where Chris’s humanity was taken in a way. This raises the eyes of open-minded ‘college students’ as well. The age group of college students are very involved in the topic of racism and during this film, race is a prominant topic.

DISTRIBUTION: The film was distributed by Blumhouse. A company that bought 6 times the production cost during the opening weekend. The reviews rushed in and almost all of the audience enjoyed the film.

MARKETING: This film was announced over television, radio stations, theator commercials, and even billboards. Cinemas helped distribute the opening weekend by advertising before related films.

PRODUCTION: During the production of “Get Out”, the director Jordan Peele According to the industry tracker box office mojo, the opening weekend had a gross sale of 30.5 million.

sources: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jmaureenhenderson/2017/02/25/why-millennial-audiences-get-get-out/

https://qz.com/920262/get-out-how-production-company-blumhouse-maker-of-paranormal-activity-and-the-purge-landed-a-box-office-hit-with-a-horror-movie-about-race-in-america/

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