1. The results of our
questionnaires
Emma Sayer, Sam Poulton, Shannon
Nason

2. Do you know what film noir
is?
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
yes
no

3. Have you ever watched any of
these films?
Pulp Fiction
Get Carter
In Bruges
Who Framed
Rodger Rabbit?
Reservoir Dogs
None

4. Where would you typically
find a drug deal?
Multi story car
park
Under a bridge
An alleyway
In a house/flat

5. What kind of clothes would
you associate with lower class
males?
This was an open question instead of
multiple choice. The most common answer
we received was ‘trackies’ or ‘tracksuits’.
Other
various
answers
included
hoodies, shell suits, branded items of
clothing and trainers.

6. Which gender do these clothes
represent?
10
8
6
4
2
0
Male
Female
Both

7. What class do you think the
clothes represent?
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Lower class
Middle Class
Higher class

8. What have we gathered from
collecting this information?
One of the main things we have learnt from our questionnaires is
how to represent our 2 characters in different ways and how to
show their different classes.
We wanted to find out the typical dress for a lower class male and
the specific items of clothing people of our target audience said
mostly included items such as trainers and tracksuits.
We also wanted to find out if the clothes we thought would match
up to both a middle class male and female fit our target audience.
11/17 people agreed that it matches up to a middle class person
and 5/17 people agreed that it could be used to dress both
genders. This is good because we want to trick the audience into
thinking it is a male at the beginning of the clip, who is then later
being revealed to be a female.