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The document summarizes the results of a survey about horror film preferences. It found that younger age groups tended to prefer horror films the most, with supernatural and thriller genres being the most popular. Things that scare viewers most include suspense music, sudden noises or appearances of characters/objects. Based on the survey results, the filmmaker plans to include these scares in their short horror film and is reconsidering using a mystery ending in favor of a more popular twist ending. The survey provided useful audience information to help plan and design the short film.
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Questioner results
Szymon Czajka conducted a survey to gather information for a short film project. According to the survey results:
- 75% of respondents were male, suggesting the target audience is predominantly male.
- Most of the target audience is aged 15-17.
- Comedy and thriller were the most popular genres. Horror was the least popular.
- Two thirds of respondents said they want a short film to have a good story.
- When asked about what makes a short film good, common responses included having a clear storyline, emotional impact, and good directing, acting, and editing.
Questioner analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about viewers' expectations of thriller movie openings. Key findings include that most respondents were male aged 15-18, enjoyed watching thrillers, and had a preference for psychological thrillers set in abandoned locations with a female victim. The music in thrillers was found to add scare effect by most. Respondents described thrillers as suspense-building genres that leave viewers on the edge of their seats waiting for what will happen next. These findings help inform the creation of an opening for the author's thriller movie project.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a thriller movie opening. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were 18-25 years old, as desired.
- Respondents were split evenly between male and female.
- Costumes, props, and narrative were seen as important by most.
- Supernatural thriller was a favored subgenre.
- Respondents were split on whether to use black and white or color.
- Most respondents favored an unpredictable, contemporary storyline over a traditional, predictable one.
Markey and audience research
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire about audience preferences for horror films. 57% of respondents were aged 16-20. 46.7% watch horror films sometimes and 40% view them in cinemas monthly. The most popular subgenres were comedy horror (60%) and psychological horror (53.33%). Favorite films included Saw, Scream, and Paranormal Activity. Most respondents said they enjoy horror films and prefer them to have cerebral elements rather than just be visceral. They also liked seeing deaths, gore, blood, villains, and killers in horror films.
Results collated from primary results
The survey had 16 participants, with 60% being female. Most participants were secondary school or college students who had watched short films before, with 90% watching on platforms like YouTube, Netflix, and Facebook. While drama was the intended genre, it was the least popular choice at 6%. However, 76% said they would be interested in an educational short film about bullying.
Survey results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about horror movie preferences. It discusses which horror subgenres, settings, films, and elements of trailers respondents preferred or found appealing based on their responses. Key preferences included psychological, zombie and paranormal horror films. Realistic or believable stories and films that leave questions unanswered like Paranormal Activity were popular choices.
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- Males under 18 did not watch horror films as much as females under 18, with paranormal activity being most popular for males ages 30-44 and females of the same age.
- Cliffhangers and comedy horrors are favored by the target audience.
- The target audience is 15-25 year olds and some older groups may also be interested.
- The film will likely be rated 12A due to some disturbing scenes.
- Research into production techniques from films like Lights Out and Closet Space will help inform the filmmaking approach.
- Time, weather, budget, and location constraints at the college will require careful
2. research sf 2017
- Males under 18 did not watch horror films as much as females under 18, with paranormal activity being most popular for males ages 30-44 and females of similar ages.
- Cliffhangers and comedy horrors are favored by the target audience.
- The target audience is 15-25 year olds and some older groups may also be interested.
- The film will likely be rated 12A due to some disturbing scenes.
- Research into production techniques from films like Lights Out and Closet Space will help inform the filmmaking approach.
- Time, weather, budget, and location constraints at the college will require careful planning
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Questioner results
Szymon Czajka conducted a survey to gather information for a short film project. According to the survey results:
- 75% of respondents were male, suggesting the target audience is predominantly male.
- Most of the target audience is aged 15-17.
- Comedy and thriller were the most popular genres. Horror was the least popular.
- Two thirds of respondents said they want a short film to have a good story.
- When asked about what makes a short film good, common responses included having a clear storyline, emotional impact, and good directing, acting, and editing.
Questioner analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about viewers' expectations of thriller movie openings. Key findings include that most respondents were male aged 15-18, enjoyed watching thrillers, and had a preference for psychological thrillers set in abandoned locations with a female victim. The music in thrillers was found to add scare effect by most. Respondents described thrillers as suspense-building genres that leave viewers on the edge of their seats waiting for what will happen next. These findings help inform the creation of an opening for the author's thriller movie project.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a thriller movie opening. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were 18-25 years old, as desired.
- Respondents were split evenly between male and female.
- Costumes, props, and narrative were seen as important by most.
- Supernatural thriller was a favored subgenre.
- Respondents were split on whether to use black and white or color.
- Most respondents favored an unpredictable, contemporary storyline over a traditional, predictable one.
Markey and audience research
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire about audience preferences for horror films. 57% of respondents were aged 16-20. 46.7% watch horror films sometimes and 40% view them in cinemas monthly. The most popular subgenres were comedy horror (60%) and psychological horror (53.33%). Favorite films included Saw, Scream, and Paranormal Activity. Most respondents said they enjoy horror films and prefer them to have cerebral elements rather than just be visceral. They also liked seeing deaths, gore, blood, villains, and killers in horror films.
Results collated from primary results
The survey had 16 participants, with 60% being female. Most participants were secondary school or college students who had watched short films before, with 90% watching on platforms like YouTube, Netflix, and Facebook. While drama was the intended genre, it was the least popular choice at 6%. However, 76% said they would be interested in an educational short film about bullying.
Survey results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about horror movie preferences. It discusses which horror subgenres, settings, films, and elements of trailers respondents preferred or found appealing based on their responses. Key preferences included psychological, zombie and paranormal horror films. Realistic or believable stories and films that leave questions unanswered like Paranormal Activity were popular choices.
2. research sf 2017
- Males under 18 did not watch horror films as much as females under 18, with paranormal activity being most popular for males ages 30-44 and females of the same age.
- Cliffhangers and comedy horrors are favored by the target audience.
- The target audience is 15-25 year olds and some older groups may also be interested.
- The film will likely be rated 12A due to some disturbing scenes.
- Research into production techniques from films like Lights Out and Closet Space will help inform the filmmaking approach.
- Time, weather, budget, and location constraints at the college will require careful
2. research sf 2017
- Males under 18 did not watch horror films as much as females under 18, with paranormal activity being most popular for males ages 30-44 and females of similar ages.
- Cliffhangers and comedy horrors are favored by the target audience.
- The target audience is 15-25 year olds and some older groups may also be interested.
- The film will likely be rated 12A due to some disturbing scenes.
- Research into production techniques from films like Lights Out and Closet Space will help inform the filmmaking approach.
- Time, weather, budget, and location constraints at the college will require careful planning
Audience research – analysing my survey results
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted for an audience research project on horror films. Key findings include:
- Supernatural and psychological horror were most popular genres. Common fears like death, darkness, clowns and spiders will be incorporated.
- 42% watch horror a few times a month, showing it's still relevant. Domestic settings and haunted houses are commonly found scariest.
- Films like The Conjuring and The Woman in Black involving ghosts were most frightening. Villains like Freddy Krueger are psychologically scary.
- Leaving much to the imagination in trailers is preferred over revealing full plots. Either male or female villains can be effective
Audience research
The document summarizes the results of an online survey about viewers' preferences for thriller films. Key findings include:
- The average age of thriller viewers is late teens to young adults, most commonly late teens (50%).
- Males make up the most common gender watching thrillers, at 62%.
- Psychological is the most popular thriller subgenre. Viewers like how it plays with their head and creates atmosphere.
- Twists and suspense are the most expected elements. Locations like urban and industrial settings are also popular.
- Thrillers are watched once a month on average, less frequently than genres like action and drama.
The conclusion is the survey findings will inform creating
Survey analysis
The survey results show that the target audience for the horror film is people aged 16-24 who have an interest in films and reading. Respondents expect to see common horror conventions in the film like jump scares, blood, gore and supernatural villains. They also expect the teaser trailer to include tense music, scary scenes and jump scares while giving an idea of the plot without revealing too much. The audience wants an authentic horror experience with a believable storyline and scenes that will genuinely scare them rather than include unrealistic or predictable elements.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for horror genre films. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 13-18 years old, but input from other ages provides a wider perspective.
- Men and women have similar opinions on horror, but more women find some content unacceptable.
- Darkness and masks are found to be the scariest elements.
- A fast-paced opening is preferred over a slow, sinister opening.
- Slasher and comedy horror are the most popular subgenres.
- Most respondents would not find anything inappropriate in a horror film, except content involving children.
Audience quantitative research & analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for horror genre films. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 13-18 years old, but input from other ages provides a wider perspective.
- Men and women have similar opinions on horror, but more women find some content unacceptable.
- Darkness and masks are found to be the scariest elements.
- A fast-paced opening is preferred over a slow, sinister opening.
- Slasher and comedy horror are the most popular subgenres.
- Most respondents would not find anything inappropriate in a horror film, except content involving children.
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From the survey results, the following can be concluded about the target audience for a horror film:
1) The majority of respondents were female aged 15-27 who preferred paranormal horror films set in haunted houses with demons as the villain.
2) Respondents indicated that story line was the most important aspect for attracting them to a film.
3) To appeal to viewers, the opening sequence should immediately create a sense of tension and suspense through paranormal activity occurring in a haunted house setting.
4) Based on the preferences and viewing habits expressed, the target demographic is likely to be teenagers and young adults who enjoy keeping up with the latest popular horror films.
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The document analyzes the results of a survey about preferences for thriller films and trailers. The survey received responses from both male and female respondents aged 15-17. Most respondents associated the colors red, black and white with thrillers. All respondents said they wanted to see action shots in a trailer. Location preferences for shooting a thriller trailer included woods, big cities, abandoned islands, and castles. Respondents also said they wanted suspenseful music that builds drama in a trailer along with a mix of light and dark lighting.
4. proposal
The proposal is for a horror movie teaser trailer that will showcase the protagonist through flashbacks of past victims. The character will not speak and the trailer will feature faint screams, spooky music, and the protagonist's heavy breathing and echoed footsteps. Research shows the target audience is 16-19 year olds, mostly male, who enjoy horror movies from the 2000s and 1990s. The teaser will contain brutal killings that some may find offensive, so it will only air after watershed guidelines. While the intentions are not to offend, different viewers could have varied reactions that cannot be controlled. The trailer will be under 2 minutes to keep it mysterious according to advertising time limits. It will feature a mask resembling Jason Voor
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The survey results showed that the target audience for the horror movie trailer is 17-19 year olds, slightly more female than male. Most of the target audience are students. The most popular horror movie genre was slasher, so the trailer will focus on a slasher theme. Respondents said an effective trailer keeps them on the edge of their seats and scared, includes blood and gore, and features a unique and scary antagonist. An effective trailer also shows some of the story but leaves things mysterious and includes glimpses of the antagonist.
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1) The target audience's favorite film genre is horror and their least favorite genres are comedy and drama.
2) The target audience is equally split between males and females.
3) Most of the target audience is between the ages of 15-17, as the survey was given to the filmmaker's classmates and friends.
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The group conducted a questionnaire through Survey Monkey to gather information about audience preferences for their thriller film opening. They received 87 responses to 10 questions about genres, titles, expected elements, and favorite actors. Most respondents preferred plot twists in thrillers and favored the title "24 Hours Left." Flashbacks and a slow building soundtrack were also popular audience expectations. The results will help the group design their 2-minute opening to appeal to a wide thriller-loving audience.
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The questionnaire results showed that the target audience was 50% male and 50% female, between the ages of 16-24. When asked about their favorite horror films and genres, The Strangers (a slasher film) and slasher and physiological thrillers were the most popular responses. Respondents expected to see tension, a plot outline, and dark scenes in a horror film trailer. Creating suspense was identified as the key aspect that would motivate the target audience to see the film based on the trailer.
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- Experiment with lighting to create moods (dark and moody vs bright and airy).
- Shoot the same scene with different lenses (wide angle vs telephoto) to see how it impacts focus.
Editing Experiments:
- Cut scenes together in different orders to see how it impacts the narrative flow.
- Play with transitions (cuts vs fades vs wipes) between clips to shape pacing.
- Try adding background music/sound effects to see how it enhances the storytelling
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2) Framing uses elements within a scene to frame and draw attention to the main subject. Leading lines also guide the viewer's eye towards the subject.
3) Balancing elements suggests including a secondary, less important object to balance the composition and weight of the main subject. Symmetry and patterns can also create visual balance and attract the viewer.
4) Depth of field refers to the distance in front of and behind the focal plane that appears acceptably
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- Supernatural and psychological horror were most popular genres. Common fears like death, darkness, clowns and spiders will be incorporated.
- 42% watch horror a few times a month, showing it's still relevant. Domestic settings and haunted houses are commonly found scariest.
- Films like The Conjuring and The Woman in Black involving ghosts were most frightening. Villains like Freddy Krueger are psychologically scary.
- Leaving much to the imagination in trailers is preferred over revealing full plots. Either male or female villains can be effective
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The document summarizes the results of an online survey about viewers' preferences for thriller films. Key findings include:
- The average age of thriller viewers is late teens to young adults, most commonly late teens (50%).
- Males make up the most common gender watching thrillers, at 62%.
- Psychological is the most popular thriller subgenre. Viewers like how it plays with their head and creates atmosphere.
- Twists and suspense are the most expected elements. Locations like urban and industrial settings are also popular.
- Thrillers are watched once a month on average, less frequently than genres like action and drama.
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The survey results show that the target audience for the horror film is people aged 16-24 who have an interest in films and reading. Respondents expect to see common horror conventions in the film like jump scares, blood, gore and supernatural villains. They also expect the teaser trailer to include tense music, scary scenes and jump scares while giving an idea of the plot without revealing too much. The audience wants an authentic horror experience with a believable storyline and scenes that will genuinely scare them rather than include unrealistic or predictable elements.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for horror genre films. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 13-18 years old, but input from other ages provides a wider perspective.
- Men and women have similar opinions on horror, but more women find some content unacceptable.
- Darkness and masks are found to be the scariest elements.
- A fast-paced opening is preferred over a slow, sinister opening.
- Slasher and comedy horror are the most popular subgenres.
- Most respondents would not find anything inappropriate in a horror film, except content involving children.
Audience quantitative research & analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for horror genre films. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 13-18 years old, but input from other ages provides a wider perspective.
- Men and women have similar opinions on horror, but more women find some content unacceptable.
- Darkness and masks are found to be the scariest elements.
- A fast-paced opening is preferred over a slow, sinister opening.
- Slasher and comedy horror are the most popular subgenres.
- Most respondents would not find anything inappropriate in a horror film, except content involving children.
Stats
From the survey results, the following can be concluded about the target audience for a horror film:
1) The majority of respondents were female aged 15-27 who preferred paranormal horror films set in haunted houses with demons as the villain.
2) Respondents indicated that story line was the most important aspect for attracting them to a film.
3) To appeal to viewers, the opening sequence should immediately create a sense of tension and suspense through paranormal activity occurring in a haunted house setting.
4) Based on the preferences and viewing habits expressed, the target demographic is likely to be teenagers and young adults who enjoy keeping up with the latest popular horror films.
Analysing results
The document analyzes the results of a survey about preferences for thriller films and trailers. The survey received responses from both male and female respondents aged 15-17. Most respondents associated the colors red, black and white with thrillers. All respondents said they wanted to see action shots in a trailer. Location preferences for shooting a thriller trailer included woods, big cities, abandoned islands, and castles. Respondents also said they wanted suspenseful music that builds drama in a trailer along with a mix of light and dark lighting.
4. proposal
The proposal is for a horror movie teaser trailer that will showcase the protagonist through flashbacks of past victims. The character will not speak and the trailer will feature faint screams, spooky music, and the protagonist's heavy breathing and echoed footsteps. Research shows the target audience is 16-19 year olds, mostly male, who enjoy horror movies from the 2000s and 1990s. The teaser will contain brutal killings that some may find offensive, so it will only air after watershed guidelines. While the intentions are not to offend, different viewers could have varied reactions that cannot be controlled. The trailer will be under 2 minutes to keep it mysterious according to advertising time limits. It will feature a mask resembling Jason Voor
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This survey was conducted with the filmmaker's target audience to inform the construction of their horror trailer. The results showed that the audience is most afraid of death, darkness, and fire. They also indicated that their favorite part of horror films is feeling scared. Therefore, the filmmaker included scary scenes involving those elements in their trailer to effectively engage their target demographic.
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The survey results showed that the target audience for the horror movie trailer is 17-19 year olds, slightly more female than male. Most of the target audience are students. The most popular horror movie genre was slasher, so the trailer will focus on a slasher theme. Respondents said an effective trailer keeps them on the edge of their seats and scared, includes blood and gore, and features a unique and scary antagonist. An effective trailer also shows some of the story but leaves things mysterious and includes glimpses of the antagonist.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 100 people (50 male and 50 female) to help determine the demographic and preferences for a short horror film. The questions covered topics like age, favorite genre, movie watching frequency, preferred victim, expectations, attractions, dislikes, and preferred subgenre. Key results showed that horror was the most popular genre, most watch movies weekly, young male victims are preferred, an unseen villain and compelling storyline are liked, and mystery is the preferred subgenre.
Audience survey results
Luke Beckess conducted a survey about audience preferences for horror films and trailers. The survey found that over 3/4 of respondents watch horror films, with zombie and supernatural genres being most popular. Over half watch films in cinemas and on the internet more than TV. The Conjuring was the favorite film. Respondents thought trailers should be 1.30-2 minutes long and contain horror punk music. They felt 1-2 main characters in a trailer/film is best and suspense is very important in horror trailers. Over 3/4 said trailers should not reveal the plot and over half thought text could help explain trailers' plots.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey given to the target audience of a horror filmmaker. It finds that:
1) The target audience's favorite film genre is horror and their least favorite genres are comedy and drama.
2) The target audience is equally split between males and females.
3) Most of the target audience is between the ages of 15-17, as the survey was given to the filmmaker's classmates and friends.
Questionnaire results
The group conducted a questionnaire through Survey Monkey to gather information about audience preferences for their thriller film opening. They received 87 responses to 10 questions about genres, titles, expected elements, and favorite actors. Most respondents preferred plot twists in thrillers and favored the title "24 Hours Left." Flashbacks and a slow building soundtrack were also popular audience expectations. The results will help the group design their 2-minute opening to appeal to a wide thriller-loving audience.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience was 50% male and 50% female, between the ages of 16-24. When asked about their favorite horror films and genres, The Strangers (a slasher film) and slasher and physiological thrillers were the most popular responses. Respondents expected to see tension, a plot outline, and dark scenes in a horror film trailer. Creating suspense was identified as the key aspect that would motivate the target audience to see the film based on the trailer.
Analysis of Questionnaire Tasnya
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about thriller movies given to an audience to help inform the creation of a thriller opening sequence. Key findings include that the target audience is males aged 16-25, psychological and conspiracy thrillers are most popular, actors and sound effects are most attention-grabbing, and a male protagonist but female antagonist are preferred. These insights will influence design choices for the opening scene.
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Camera Experiments:
- Try different angles (high, low, Dutch, etc.) to see how they shape viewers' perspectives.
- Experiment with lighting to create moods (dark and moody vs bright and airy).
- Shoot the same scene with different lenses (wide angle vs telephoto) to see how it impacts focus.
Editing Experiments:
- Cut scenes together in different orders to see how it impacts the narrative flow.
- Play with transitions (cuts vs fades vs wipes) between clips to shape pacing.
- Try adding background music/sound effects to see how it enhances the storytelling
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Disadvantage: Distributing online means you have less control over who responds. You don't know much about the demographic makeup of respondents. The answers may not accurately reflect the target audience you have in mind for your film project.
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Analysis of results
- 1. Analysis of Results The aim of this questionnaire was to research into short horror films and the genre. I wanted to find out which age group liked horror films the most and also what scares them so I can put it in my short film. I surveyed 33 people in total. Megan Robinson
- 2. Age Group 33 people responded to my questionnaire. 12% were between 13-17, 27% were between 18-25, 9% were between 25-40, 52% were over 40.
- 3. Do you like Horror Films? 33 people have answered this question. 64% liked horror films. 36% did not like horror films. I have researched more about which age groups prefer horror films. 100% of 13-17 questioned like horror films. 78% of 18-25 questioned like horror films. 67% of 25-40 questioned like horror films. But only 47% of people aged 40+ liked horror films. It seems that younger people prefer horror films than people who are over 40.
- 4. What type of horror films do you like? From my survey, it shows that the most popular horror films are Thriller and Supernatural. The least popular was Slasher. This shows me that supernatural horror film would be a popular choice for my short film.
- 5. Which things scare you the most in horror films? Suspense music and characters/objects jumping out at you appear to be the things that scare people the most. I will include these in my short film.
- 6. What sounds scare you the most? Creepy suspense and loud bangs scare people the most so I will incorporate these in my short film. I will not consider using natural sounds but may also include silence and screams.
- 7. How do you think I should end my short film? My original idea for my horror film was to have a mysterious ending. However, looking at the results of questionnaire, it seems that a twist ending is most popular. I will need to reconsider the ending based on this survey.
- 8. Conclusion This questionnaire has helped me with my planning from my short film because it has allowed me to find out about my target audience’s needs and therefore put these into my short film. Originally at the end of my short film I wanted to have a mystery ending but after I completed the questionnaire about how my audience think I should end my short film, it appears that a twist ending is popular. Therefore I will think about whether I do a twist or mystery ending however I still want to include mystery in my short film at some point and I might do a twist throughout the film. These results will therefore allow me to plan better and consider what exactly I put in my short film.