How does your product engage with audiences and how would it be distributed as a real media text?

  Our film is Action/comedy genre which involves Paulie the main character who is a street racer buying a new car part to modify his car, and all his friends and obstacles along the road to him becoming a champion. Our product engages with all fans of the comedy and action genre and also with car fanatics or drama fanatics. The style of the film opening includes that style and attracts attention from all fans to those certain things. We are gonna reach a big audience.

Realistically we are not big time producers or part of a big company so we would need to find where to publish our film. We would publish it on youtube and a place where smaller film openings are posted. This is because on youtube there is a big audience and people will find it for free and with easy access. 

I asked AI to give me an idea of a script for this with my ideas and it gave me this which i can work with and change to my liking and own words.

Interview Script

INTERVIEWER: So Paulie, your film has a mix of action, comedy, and car culture. How does this whole project actually engage with audiences?

PAULIE: Well, the cool thing is—we’re hitting a bunch of different crowds at once. You’ve got the action fans who love the racing, the speed, the danger. Then you’ve got the comedy people who just wanna laugh at the chaos I get myself into. And of course, the car fanatics? They’re gonna love all the mods, the parts, the builds, the whole street‑racing vibe. Even people who like drama get something out of it, because I’m dealing with rivals, friends, setbacks… all that good stuff. It’s a mix that pulls in a big audience without trying too hard.

INTERVIEWER: And the opening of the film—what’s the style you’re going for?

PAULIE: Right from the start, we want people hooked. Fast cuts, loud engines, jokes flying, me trying to buy this new car part that basically kicks off the whole story. It’s meant to grab attention whether you’re into cars, comedy, or just good energy. We want people to watch the first minute and go, “Yeah, I’m staying for this.”

INTERVIEWER: Now, realistically, you guys aren’t a big studio production. How would this film actually be distributed?

PAULIE: Yeah, we’re not Hollywood… yet. So we’re keeping it real. We’d drop the film on YouTube first. It’s free, it’s huge, and anyone can find it. Plus, smaller film‑opening platforms—places where indie creators post their work—those are perfect for us. We want it to be easy to access, easy to share, and open to anyone who wants to watch. That’s how we reach the biggest audience without needing a giant budget.

INTERVIEWER: Sounds like you’ve got a solid plan.

PAULIE: Hey, every champion starts somewhere. Ours just happens to start online.