Brief in detail.

My project's name is 'Graduation day', the duration of this piece is ninety seconds to two minutes, and the deadline for this project is Friday 11th February.
The members of my group are of course myself (Katie Brunt), Sonia Lall and Beth Rashbrook. No one in our group has a specific job to do, we all share the load and do the work together (unless the work has to be done individually.)
Our plot in a brief version is there are two main characters, a boy and a girl, whom are from two opposing stereotypical groups; 'The jocks' and 'The geeks' The jock is made to ask the geek to start dating him, for a cruel bet that is made up by his friends. The jock goes along with this and the geek blissfully unaware goes out with him. However, the jock begins to fall for the geek, and just as his feelings become real she finds out about the bet and ends their relationship. He tries desperately to win her back, and achieves this goal by graduation day, through a public speech about her.
The target audience for our film are females aged 14-26.
The possible scheduling for publishing our production would be around May/june, as those are the months that people do graduate from school, and therefore it will relate with our audience, and appeal to them more so.
The films that you could compare Graduation Day to, our films such as A Cinderella story, John Tucker must die and 10 things I hate about you.
The way that we as a group could check that our production would have a positive reaction is by having a test preview of our film, and have a questionnaire about the content of our film.
The use of generic codes and conventions in our production will be through the use of colours such as red and pink that connote such things as love and femininity in our typographics, as well as having our typo graphics in a large comic font, to connote humour. The music used in our production will also relate to our theme of 'puppy love', through an upbeat, indie rock song that has the subject of love.
The restraints that we may find are money as they prevent us from renting out a place for our setting, and special effects that may be featured in our production.