How cinematography is used in random TV shows

Psychographics... Stranger things:  Age: Teenagers 15+ maybe early 20s Gender: Male, guys are usually more interested in sci-fi shows Ethnicity: I do not think it is aimed at a specific ethnicity because there isn't anything related to ethnicity in this apart from characters being of different ethnicities. Demographics: This is most likely aimed at students/young adults as it is only on Netflix and most young people use Netflix. Psychographics:   The type of people this is likely aimed at is "explorers" as in stranger things it is more about what people experience and each characters development as well as some mystery with quite creepy unknown themes and ideas added to it. To add to this each character is widely different but as a team the kids work in harmony ,sometimes not, which adds to the quality of the show and makes it more entertaining. The Killing: Age: 25+ Gender:  Male, guys are usually more interested in crime/i...

Stranger things: The target audience for stranger things is most likely boys, this is because it is a sort of sci fi mystery and because girls don't usually like sci-fi as much as guys do. There is also quite an eerie atmosphere created by the trailer which adds tension while the mother is looking for her child we catch a glimpse of what happened to will (the child), this could indicate that the target audience is of a younger demographic as the "monster" part is reminiscent of a horror. However the show is open to anyone as you can watch it on demand with Netflix which is convenient and also shows that the programme probably isn't just aimed at the younger generation of people. The Killing: This show is likely aimed at older people or more "intelligent" people as there are a few questions that i cannot read however they prompt the viewer to question what is going on unlike shows such as love island which focus more on what you are seeing rather th...

Stranger things: How Dustin is represented through the types cinematography… This scene here focuses primarily on Dustin’s face, emphasizing his emotions with his smile using a close up shot, you can see that he wants to please Nancy with the last slice. This represents Dustin as a caring character which is also shown later in the series. During this scene, before the abduction of Will, the shot is quite wide and the surroundings are dark. This is after Dustin is left by Will representing Dustin’s feeling of abandonment as he says “oh come on!” as he runs out of stamina.  In this scene Dustin and the bully are in a close us while the background remains out of focus which prompts us to look at their faces. From this, you can clearly tell that Dustin is distressed showing that he isn’t a “tough guy” but also shows his big heart again as he pleads for Mike not to jump even though he is convinced his teeth will be cut out.