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This document contains questions from Reel Productions for an audience research interview about action movies. The questions ask about what people enjoy in action movies, their favorite aspects and titles, expectations for action movie content, favorite action movies and why they are enjoyed, the role of sound, what intrigues continued watching, preferences for male or female leads, and memorable opening scenes.
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The document summarizes the results of a film industry questionnaire. It found that the target audience is mostly students ages 15-30. Thriller was the preferred genre and audiences expect suspense, tension and realistic scenes. Most respondents said storylines and actors attracted them to films. Johnny Depp and Keira Knightley were popular potential cast choices. Word of mouth and billboards were seen as the most powerful forms of advertising. Responses about opening sequences varied but most wanted something dramatic to draw them in. Blockbuster films were preferred to independent films. The questionnaire helped decide to create a thriller genre film.
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The script calls for minimal dialog to leave the audience guessing about the plot, with the twins speaking most to conceal the identity of Riley Davies. A line from Charlie Johnsons ominously warns "We are coming for you," while Riley Davies asks "Who are you kids?," receiving the response "Taylor and Charlie Johnson" from one of the twins.
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- 3. What Is Your Favourite Aspect Of Action Movies?
- 4. We Are Thinking About Naming Our Film ‘Bad Blood’. Do You Think That This Is Suitable For An Action Movie And What Does This Title Suggest To You?
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