These are the results from the questionnaire we gave to a group of people about our opening sequence.

1. Audience Feedback
Evaluation
The Day of Reckoning
Rebecca McTrustery
Chloe Mills

2. Question 1
• What age range do you fall under?

3. Question 2
• What is your gender?

4. Question 3
• What genre do you think this opening sequence is?
• Some of the participants mentioned more than one genre which has been
included in the chart below

5. Question 4
• What age rating would you say this opening sequence is?

6. Question 5
• What is your opinion of the music used in this opening sequence?
• 8/9 participants liked the music saying that it was professional and fits well,
as well as it being catchy and engaging. General comments were that it was a
good pace and built up tension – something that we wanted it to do.

7. Question 6
• What did you enjoy most about the opening sequence?
• The main points we gained from this question was
• The title sequence shots
• The shot showing the characters names
• The sudden change from innocence to violence and the representation of different social
groups
• The rapid cuts and jolted movements
• The way the music fitted with the transitions

8. Question 7
• What is your opinion on the titles? (e.g colour/fonts)
• The general points were:
• Accurately represents the genre
• Great use of colours, fonts and timings
• Sometimes the titles became difficult to read

9. Question 8
• Was the opening sequence long enough?

10. Question 9
• Was the plot/narrative easy to follow?

11. Question 10
• Would you want to continue to watch the film?

12. Question 11
• Is the editing of the opening sequence aesthetically pleasing?

13. Question 12
• Any other feedback?
• Good casting choices and use of locations, with an easy to follow plot. A
built in excitement leaving you wanting more.
• The music built up tension which was exciting
• The dead rabbit was really effective
• It would have been more effective if the rabbit wasn’t in the bag

14. In Conclusion…
• All in all, the response that we have been given was very positive and only
minor things were brought up that needed improvement.
• We had a variety of ages asked which shows that the opening sequence can
be targeted at all ages not just our target age of 15-25 year olds.