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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 30 people about their viewing habits and preferences regarding horror films. Most people (94%) had watched a horror film before and found them interesting (41%) or ordinary (33%), with some feeling they were terrible (26%). More people preferred watching horror films in cinemas (60%) rather than at home (40%). People's favorite settings for horror films were varied, with 20% preferring each of the following: residential areas, forests, haunted buildings, historical locations, or isolation. Most people (80%) felt fear when watching horror films. Most respondents (60%) said they would not let children watch horror films.
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Questionnaire analysis
The survey responses showed that most respondents were female aged 17-18. They preferred romantic thriller subgenres and said music and lighting were most effective for creating suspense. Lighting was deemed the most important thriller element, so it will be a main focus of the film. Characters were also favored over other aspects such as drug use or gender of characters.
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Horror movie survey
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The document provides information for a short film project aimed at an audience aged 18-35. It discusses researching similar thriller films like Enemy of the State and Panic Room that use surveillance footage and have a sense of paranoia. The document explores conducting audience surveys to understand preferences and identify that action and thriller films are popular among the target age range. It also considers appropriate content ratings and production techniques like creating CCTV footage in After Effects.
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This proposal outlines a short horror film targeted at 16-18 year olds. It will feature teenagers exploring an abandoned building for a YouTube vlog, but one of them becomes separated and stalked by an unknown presence. The filmmaker has learned skills in video editing and camera operation in college. They will use a steadicam for first-person shots to heighten tension. Over five weeks, the filmmaker will conduct research, prepare a production schedule, shoot and edit the film, then screen it for evaluation.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for elements of a thriller film. It shows the results in graphs and discusses what they reveal, such as most respondents being teenagers and preferring a dark alley at night with cloudy weather and a jumpy soundtrack for the opening scene. The majority also thought the opening should give away the main plot and that the film should contain some comedic elements. In total, 20 people responded to the 9 questions about locations, times, music and other aspects of thriller films.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for elements of a thriller film. It shows the results through charts and analysis. Key findings include that most respondents were teenagers, preferred a dark alley at night for the opening scene, and thought the film should include some comedic elements while not giving away the main plot. The analysis provides insight but could be improved with qualitative data and ensuring respondents put thought into their answers.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for elements of a thriller film. It shows the results through charts and analysis. Key findings include that most respondents were teenagers, preferred a dark alley at night for the opening scene, and thought the film should include some comedic elements while not giving away the main plot. The analysis provides insight but could be improved with qualitative data and ensuring respondents put thought into their answers.
Questionnaire analysis
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Survey results
The survey results showed that the target audience for the film opening is 16-20 year olds, most of whom are female. This age group enjoys coming of age films and genres like action, comedy, drama and thriller. Respondents indicated that they want films that tell interesting stories with humor and drama that keep them entertained. Since most respondents were familiar with and enjoyed Jason Reitman's films, directing the opening in his style could appeal to the target audience.
Survey Results
The survey results show that the target audience watches horror movies monthly but enjoys the paranormal and psychological horror subgenres the most. When asked what features attract them to horror trailers, jump scares and plot twists were popular. Respondents cited films like Evil Dead and The Exorcist as favorites. While male villains have historically been popular, the audience was split on gender preference. Most found domestic settings and homes the scariest location. Gore had varying levels of impact. Importantly, 100% preferred trailers leave much to the imagination over revealing too much of the storyline.
Questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes responses from a questionnaire about horror film preferences. It finds that thriller is the most popular genre at 33.3%, with psychological horror also being popular. Most respondents watch horror films once a month. Film trailers and posters are found to influence watching decisions. Trailers should include exciting clips and intriguing elements to satisfy audiences seeking thrills. Comedic elements can provide contrast to shocking scenes. Predictability should be avoided. Respondents are most interested in film magazine content like best of the year lists, actor interviews, and new releases. The analysis seeks to understand audience preferences to craft an engaging trailer and promote a horror film.
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The document discusses the planning of a teaser trailer for a sci-fi/horror film. It outlines the plot, proposed scenes, and research conducted through a questionnaire. The questionnaire results showed that while most participants were teenage girls who generally prefer horror over sci-fi, they were not put off by the sci-fi elements in the synopsis. Feedback suggested focusing more on horror conventions and ensuring special effects look realistic.
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- Respondents were split evenly between male and female.
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The China Film Group Corporation is one of the largest and most famous film groups in China. It was founded in 1999 through the merging of eight major Chinese film companies with over 50 years of combined history. As the largest domestic film group, it has played a major role in developing China's film industry and has achieved both social influence and economic benefits for the country. The British Film Classification system and its research committee on film ratings has been an influential model for over a century worldwide, including China's own strict film content regulations.
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- 1. Audience Research I made a questionnaire which includes 6 questions about horror film. I have asked 30 people of mixed age and gender. Here are the results and my analysis. 1. Have you watched horror film before? As you can see, it’s very obviously. Only 6% people haven’t watched horror film, and 94% 6% Yes No most of people have watched horror film. Although someone don’t want to watch it anymore, there are still many people would like to watch horror film. Some people told me that when they are watching horror film, they could get nervous and trembling, and they really enjoy it. Most of people watch horror film when they are boring or happy, but there are some special people would like watch horror film with their girlfriend or boyfriend. On the other hand, for people who haven’t watched horror film, there are two reasons: 1. They are dare to watch horror film, they are afraid of it. 2. They think it’s boring and don’t want to pay money or spend time to watch it. 2. How do you feel about the horror film? 33% 41% 26% Or di nar y I nt er est i ng Ter r i bl e People who think watch horror film is interesting are the most, about 41%. Most of people think watch horror film is really exciting and also enjoy watching horror film,
- 2. but there also some special examples. One of my friends said:“I think horror film is really interesting, because every time when I am watching horror film, I always laugh, I don’t think it’s scary, I watch it as a comedy.” I think he is weird. 33% people think horror film it is ordinary, they can watch it with friends or family, bat they are not like of hate it. And there 33% people think horror film is terrible, the reasons are: 1. They are afraid of watch horror film. 2. They think all of horror films are boring. 3. Do you prefer watching horror film in cinema or at home? 40% 60% Home Ci nema When people answer this question, they all have reason. 60% people would like watch horror film in cinema, because the thing the screen in cinema is very, and it is very dark in cinema, so it is more exciting than watch horror film at home. And more and more horror films are 3D now, some of them even 4D. By contrast, 40% people would like watch horror film at home, because when they are watching film in cinema, there are also some people watching the film in cinema with you, and someone really noisy. They cannot stand them, so they choose watch horror film at home 4. What is your favorite setting? 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% Resi dent i al ar ea For est Haumt ed bui l di mg Hi st or i cal l ocat i on I sol at i on This pie chart is interesting. There are five options, and percentages of these five options are same. All of them are 20%. Actually, different people like different settings and methods. People who like horror film shot in residential area told me:“We live in residential area, so if the horror film shot in it, it is more close to our real life.” And someone else thinks evenings in forest is creepy. On the other hand, some Chinese think films shot in historical location are very scary, because there are many old houses in China, they should naturally be the shoot places for horror film. So
- 3. everyone has different thought. 5. Are you fear when you watching horror film? 80% 20% Yes No A reference to watch horror film, the first thing people will probably thought is scary. I think first to watch horror film for everyone must be terrible, we might think it is impossible not to be afraid when watching a horror film, but there are actually some people not to be afraid when they are watching a horror film. They occupy 20%. Like I mentioned above, one of my friends thinks horror films are funny, so he must be definitely not to be afraid when he watching a horror film. 6. If you have children, will you let them watch horror film? 40% 60% Yes No This is a question on education, but people will probably change their thought when they have children. 40% people allow their children watch horror films, some of them think watch it or not is children’s freedom, so they don’t worry about it. Other people think if children want to watch horror film and they don’t allow, children will more wanted to watch it, but if they allow children to watch horror films, maybe after they watch the film, they will probably don’t want to watch horror film anymore. On the other hand, some people think horror films are bad for children, and will affect children’s psychology. There are also some bloody, cruel and pornographic shots in horror films, they are not suitable for children.