Our film Classification

 We wanted our trailer to be a 12 classification so that it can be screened on TV at an early time in the day and it grabs a larger target audience.

There is a feeling of horror but it is in moderate consideration, and there are no frequent trailer as a 12, this is because it does not dwell on discrimination at all. The use of drugs is not shown or glamorised nor are there any disturbing scenes. Imitable behaviour is also a no show in our trailer, there is also no use of weapons in any context in our trailer. There is no need for swearing in our trailer as we are aiming to keep the age barrier down. Sexual content is not in our trailer as it has nothing to do with the narrative. Violence is using silence as a way to build tension and protray an ideal hegemony of a horror. there is no nudity in the trailer.  

According to the British Board of Film Classifications, our trailer would fall into the 12A/12 year’s classification.Which is ideal as it allows us to target a mass audience.

http://www.bbfc.co.uk/classification/guidelines/12a12