1. Q3: What have you learned from
your audience feedback?

2. Why does the film industry spend so much time and
money test screening films to invited audiences or
finding out what audiences like through market
research?
• The film industry spend time and money
finding out the audiences opinions so they can
make the film more popular and therefore
earn more money in the long run as more
people will want to go and see the film if they
have changed it to suit the most popular type
of film through the research they did.

3. Who are your audience? Pearl and Dean
research will be useful and will
questionnaires/vox pops.
• Our audience were teenagers and we asked
random people in the college during the day
using videoed questions and answers as well
as a feedback sheet within the class.

4. At what stages did you ask your audience
questions or get their feedback?
• We got people to answer our feedback
questions at the beginning after we had come
up with a few ideas and also half way through
to see what kind of things we needed to do to
make the final product perfect.

5. How did you get this feedback? What
methods did you use and why?
• We got people to sit and watch a draft of our
trailer and fill out a form which included a
range of questions like “How do you think the
teaser could be improved?” and “What in your
view are the teaser’s main strengths?”.

7. How did you use this feedback? Was it
useful? Did you make any changes to your
work because of it?
• We took in all the feedback that was given and decided
to edit the things that the majority of people agreed on
that needed to be done. For example, most of the
negative feedback we got was to do with the sound so
that was the first thing on our list to change.
• At the time we hadn’t actually added any extra sound
of edited it so we only had music in the background
and everyone agreed that we needed to make it
quieter in order for the characters voices to be heard.
The feedback was very useful and helped us
change/improve our work.