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The protagonist is a depressed 16-year-old teenager who wakes up to find everyone in his neighborhood has disappeared after he wished for it. At first he enjoys the solitude but starts to feel like he is being stalked by a dark, hooded figure, which causes him to slowly go insane. The video will include some jump scares and build suspense towards a cliffhanger ending.
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Here is some feedback on your survey:
- The questions could be more specific. For example, instead of just asking "What did you think of the film?" you might ask about specific elements like the story, characters, pacing, scares, etc. This will provide more useful feedback.
- Include a variety of question types - not just open-ended questions. Mix in some multiple choice, rating scale, and ranking questions. This allows for easier analysis of responses.
- Keep the survey short, ideally 5 questions or less. People have short attention spans and won't want to spend a lot of time filling it out.
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Concept
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- The questions could be more specific. For example, instead of just asking "Did you enjoy the film?" you could ask them to rate how much they enjoyed it on a scale of 1-5.
- Include some demographic questions like age, gender to get a sense of who your target audience is.
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