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The feedback received on the pitch suggested that the pitch was successful. Some feedback on the narrative suggested slowing down the pace of the story or adding more context to the motive, however slowing the pace would increase the runtime beyond the 5 minute limit. While the backstory doesn't fit in the short film, it could be explored if the film was expanded. The feedback also indicated that the characters were believable and that the intended audience matched who would watch it. Most who saw the pitch said they would make an effort to see the short film. Overall, everyone decided they would invest in the project.
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1) Most audience members rated the professionalism of the trailer highly and thought it resembled a real movie trailer. However, some suggested including more female characters.
2) Over half the audience said they would watch the movie if released, but some suggested changing the character balance or storyline clarity.
3) The poster and trailer were seen as complementary by most, showing the importance of consistency across marketing materials.
Audience Feedback Graphs
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What have you learned from your audience feedback?
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- Audience thought camera work was generally good but disliked some shots like chaotic fight scenes. Acting and casting of roles was well received by the audience. Music fit well with action but some parts were deemed unnecessary.
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- 1. Feedback Most of the feedback that I gained from the pitch said that the pitch was successful.
- 2. The overall feedback for the narrative suggested that the narrative was good, there are some areas that could be improved, for example slowing down the pace of the story, or adding a suggestion to the motive of the murder. Though it seems like a viable thing to do, slowing the pace of the film would surely increase the run time of the film and this is something that I’m trying to avoid as the brief states that the film should be no longer than 5 minutes. As for the murder motive, this is something that I have developed, however, it’s a backstory that doesn’t really have time to present itself in the short film, though if the short film was to be developed into something bigger, the backstory that comes with the character of Olivia Montford could be introduced.
- 3. The feedback that I received all states that the characters in the short film were believable.
- 4. The feedback that I received also shows that the target audience that I suggested matches the one that could potentially watch the film.
- 5. Most of the audience for the pitch said that they would go out of their way to watch this short film.
- 6. Overall, everyone decided that they would invest in this project.