How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups or issues? In this we essentially have to talk about the genre conventions and how we challenged them or why you did not, and we have to talk about representation.
Here is what my answer will be for this question
We used the usual genre conventions for our action comedy genre, fast pacing, a storyline which involves crime and comedy. The case with the fraud creates tension in the movie and the comedy and humor comes the characters mistakes. The film challenges the conventions by making the characters stupid and unskilled, usually the characters are very confident and strategic. The characters in our movie solve their cases by accident which makes it different and makes the movie funny. The characters are shown as like regular everyday people, they dont look like agents so it relates to our younger target audience. The villain is a greedy and corrupt guy who is doing fraud and we have seen this in the real world before as well but in the movie it is shown in a funny way. Overall, we challenged and used the the genre conventions while mixing the action and comedy together in the best way we could.
For question 1 of the CCR I was planning on doing a snack wars type of thing but it will just look like I am answering the questions while doing something else. After brainstorming, I want to do an interview type of thing where the interviewer is going around knocking in a community and then he knocks on my door and ask the question above. I think this will be a good way to do my CCR and it will be interactive.
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