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The document is a questionnaire for an audience response to the film industry. It asks respondents about their age, occupation, number of films seen recently, preferred genre and expectations for that genre, what attracts them to films, preferred actors, most powerful form of advertisement, preferences for opening sequences, what makes a film stand out, and preference for blockbuster or independent films. It aims to gather audience insights that can help the film industry better understand preferences and targeting.
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Audience response to the film industry questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire about audience response to the film industry. It asks respondents about their age, occupation, number of films seen recently, preferred genre and what they expect from that genre, what attracts them to films, preferred actors/actresses, most powerful form of advertisement, what they like to see in opening sequences, what makes a film stand out, and preference for blockbuster or independent films.
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- 1. Audience Response To The Film Industry Questionnaire.
- 2. How old are you? 15 - 30 31 - 49 50 +
- 3. What’s your occupation? ……………………………………………….
- 4. How many films have you seen within the previous two months? 1 - 3 4 - 5 5 +
- 5. What’s your preferred Genre? Action/Adventure Drama Romance Thriller Comedy
- 6. What do you expect from your preferred Genre? ..........................................................................................................................................................................................
- 7. What attracts you to certain films? Actors/Actresses Director/Producer Special Effects The Story Line Culture/Location
- 8. If you had the choice what actors/actresses would you cast in a film? ……………………………………………………………………………………………..
- 9. What form of advertisement do you believe is the most powerful? Billboards and Posters Radio Adverts Social Networking Sites Television Adverts Word Of Mouth
- 10. What do you like to see in an opening sequence to a film? ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
- 11. What is it that makes a film stand out to you? Actors/Actresses Producer/Director Special Effects The Story Line Culture/Location
- 12. Do you prefer Blockbuster Films or Independent Films? Blockbuster Films Independent Films