The phrase "audience's perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular viewpoint or interpretation is shaped by the audience's experiences, beliefs, or context.
Example: "In analyzing the film, it's essential to consider the audience's perspective to understand its impact and reception."
Alternatives: "viewer's viewpoint" or "spectator's outlook".
Vanishing Point frequently examines the audience's perspective and director Matthew Lenton often offers an unexpected take on the world, too.
From the audience's perspective, Bob often says, "What you see should help you hear, what you hear should help you see".
But at the State Theater, Mr. Caras felt new pressures: requests were coming in for photographs showing the stage from center front, the audience's perspective.
The set, a 1930s medical office with partial walls, becomes part of the plot, rotating periodically to shift the audience's perspective.
The former, originally shot as a part-talkie, nudges it on to my list because it captures the transition from silent to sound cinema from the audience's perspective.
He was happy with the results, and from the audience's perspective it was satisfying and a little bit touching, like seeing an anxious guy get his money's worth.
Further research investigating the target audience's perspectives and a formal evaluation of the effectiveness of this type of peer education program to achieve behaviour change and reduce falls is required.
But from an average audience member's perspective, there is one person you are there to see, and it is the one opening his or her mouth.
He believes his natural austerity allows him to stay far enough outside the process to maintain an audience member's perspective, and to remain alert to the intrusion of anything inorganic to the play's world.
Look at yourself and, from the audience's/viewer's perspective, see how you did.
The audience's visual perspective is further manipulated by a revolving set.
