Film Trailers Questionaire - Leatherbound Films
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FilmTrailer Questionnaire surveys viewers about their expectations of movie trailers. Respondents are asked what elements they expect trailers to include like action or storyline. They are also asked at what point actor credits should appear and if trailers should end with cliffhangers. Additionally, the survey inquires about the importance of sound design in trailers and how long an ideal trailer length should be.
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- The genre is identified as romance and most felt it should receive a 12 age rating. Many said they would watch it again.
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- TV and social media are the most common places people see film trailers. Trailers on TV are most likely to grab attention.
- Most people watch films on streaming services like Netflix rather than in cinemas, so streaming releases should be considered.
- Popular film genres include action, comedy, and romance, which aligns well with the surveyed film's genres.
- Most respondents enjoy romance/drama films, especially watching with friends. Comedic elements could balance heavier tones.
- An engaging soundtrack and clear sense of storyline are most important for effective trailers. Typography and voiceovers matter less.
- Recent film trailers are best remembered, so high
Alex Evaluation Q3
1) The document discusses what the filmmakers learned from audience feedback on movie trailers. Audiences preferred trailers that built tension and suspense without revealing too much of the plot.
2) It was also found that audiences could identify with morally questionable characters if they were developed and their actions were justified or accepted as part of their character.
3) Trailers typically establish the setting, hook, and dramatic scenes to draw audiences in, suggesting the emotions they will feel watching the full movie while following genre conventions.
3. What have you learned from your audience feedback?
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- 75% of respondents were male and most were under 24 years old.
- Respondents most liked the music and camerawork in the trailer. Suggested improvements included longer shots and improved transitions.
- 45% said the poster would intrigue them to watch the film, while 46% said it may depending on other factors like a trailer.
- 91% thought the trailer and poster worked well together.
- 82% said trailers most excite them to watch a film, rather than magazines or posters.
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Hannah conducted experiments with filming, editing, and creating sound effects to prepare for her final short film project. In filming experiments, she practiced getting shots in focus and learned lighting is important. Editing experiments showed her the importance of leaving time for sound effects. Creating original sound effects was fun and helped her understand recording quality sound. Lessons from the experiments, like practicing focus, leaving time for sound effects, and creating high quality recordings, will be applied to her final short film project.
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The document summarizes interviews conducted to research the target audience for a horror film trailer. The initial interviews included 10 questions but the candidate became disinterested, so it was reduced to 5 questions. Most interviewees preferred a mix of music and verbal clips in a trailer. They also preferred fast cut scenes over long scenes to generate suspense without revealing too much of the plot. Common expectations for horror trailers included jump scares, screams, music and suspense. While one trailer was praised for its detail, revealing too much of the plot was undesirable. Most interviewees expressed a preference for trailers to be in chronological order.
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The document provides feedback from an audience on a film trailer and film poster. For the film trailer, the audience was asked 6 questions. Their responses showed that dramatic scenes stood out most in the trailer and that it made them feel intrigued and on edge emotionally. The audience understood the plot involved a nurse who was raped and her baby being raised in a mental asylum. Most said they would be interested in seeing the full film. For the film poster, the door knocker image stood out most and the poster encouraged all respondents to want to see the full film. The feedback helped identify effective elements and opportunities for improvement.
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The document provides feedback from an audience on a film trailer and film poster. Key points:
- The film trailer audience found certain scenes like the rape scene and hanging scene most memorable. They felt intrigued, on edge of their seat emotionally.
- The audience understood the plot involved a nurse getting raped and her baby being raised in a mental asylum. They correctly identified it as a psychological thriller and said they would be interested in seeing the full film.
- Feedback showed the trailer was aimed at 18+ audiences due to disturbing content like rape. Most said the trailer compared well to real film trailers by being intriguing and gripping.
- For the film poster, the audience said the door knocker
Evaluation Q.1
This document discusses how media products use, develop, or challenge conventions. It notes that all media follows certain guidelines for its genre to be recognizable. The production described generally follows conventions for characters, objects, and editing style typical of an action genre teaser trailer. However, it challenges some conventions, like not including female characters for male appeal and slowing the pace at the end to allow reflection rather than constant action. The challenges were made to make the production unique while still being conventional and enjoyable according to theories of repetition and difference in films.
Evaluation task 4
The document discusses a trailer created for a horror film and the research done to target the ideal audience. The intended audience was determined to be ages 16-21 based on similar successful horror films. Feedback from a focus group matching this demographic was positive, with all saying they would pay to see the full film. While both genders found it scary, female viewers were more likely to jump during tense moments. The trailer was successful in conveying just enough of the storyline to intrigue viewers and leave them wanting more.
A2 Evaluation Question 3 - Audience Feedback
The document provides survey results from audience feedback on a film trailer.
The survey received 24 responses. It asked questions about gender (75% male, 25% female), age (most 18-24 years old), and what appealed most about the trailer (music and camerawork appealed most). Suggested improvements included longer shots and improved plot/character development.
Most respondents said the trailer and poster worked well together and would motivate them to watch the film. The main feature article would most entice people to read a film magazine, and reviews/articles influence some people's decisions to watch films.
Post questionnaire results
The post-questionnaire results from test audiences for the film "The Three Wheels of Horror" provided useful feedback. Females responded more than males, showing greater interest in horror films than stereotypes suggest. Most audiences recognized the horror genre and protagonists/antagonists, but some scenes need intensifying. While sound and camera work were identified as weakest elements, the title generated enough intrigue without revealing the plot. Gaining these insights will help strengthen the technical and suspense elements of the film.
Questionnaire Results
The document describes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the planning of a crime thriller film. The questionnaire was completed by 10 people, consisting of 5 males and 5 females, and included questions about demographics, favorite film genres and crime thriller films, elements that make crime thrillers appealing, expected camera shots and angles, and factors that sustain interest in the genre. The goals of the questionnaire were to understand audience preferences and expectations to help guide the creation of an engaging opening sequence and film.
questionnaire analysis
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people about their preferences and viewing habits related to horror films. Some key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were between the ages of 16-18.
- Action and horror were the most preferred genres at 35% and 30% respectively.
- 19 out of 20 respondents said that trailers most encourage them to watch a movie.
- Slasher and comedy were the most preferred horror subgenres.
- Respondents found effective trailers show the best parts of the film while not giving everything away.
- The document provides insights that will help the group create an effective promotional campaign for their own horror film.
Questionnaire Results
The document describes a questionnaire conducted to understand audience preferences for crime thriller films. It asked 10 people (5 male, 5 female) questions about gender, age, favorite film genres and crime thriller films, what makes a good crime thriller, common filming locations and shots, and aspects that interest viewers and keep them watching crime thrillers. The results will help the group design an engaging opening sequence that meets audience expectations for the genre.
Questionnaire Results
The document describes a questionnaire conducted to understand audience preferences for crime thriller films. It asked 10 people (5 male, 5 female) questions about gender, age, favorite film genres and crime thriller films, what makes a good crime thriller, common filming locations and shots, and aspects that interest viewers and keep them watching crime thrillers. The results will help the group design an engaging opening sequence that meets audience expectations for the genre.
Question 5
The document describes research conducted to understand the target audience for a zombie film. Interviews were conducted with people in the primary target audience of males over 35 and secondary audience of all females over 16. Additional interviews were done with people outside the target group. The interviews asked open-ended questions about zombie film preferences and genres. All interviewees agreed that strong female leads who can fight for themselves were important. Most also liked hybrid genres. Based on the similar responses, the target audience for the film was determined to be anyone over 16. To engage this audience, the film's opening included a heartbeat sound effect to maintain immersion during gaps, a female protagonist as recommended, and dull filters to convey the scene and foreshadow events.
An introduction to film trailers
Film trailers are short previews of movies used to promote and market films. Trailers give audiences a glimpse of what to expect from a film in order to entice them to watch it. Trailers showcase exciting footage and are tailored to different genres to appeal to specific audiences. They are shown in theaters, on DVDs, television, and increasingly on digital billboards. Effective trailers use pacing, music, dialogue, and editing techniques to match the genre and build suspense leaving audiences wanting more information and eager to see the full film.
Evaluation 1
This document discusses the conventions of short films and how the author's media product conformed to or challenged several conventions. It notes that the film used only one main character to allow for character development within the short time frame. It incorporated a plot twist, was limited by a low budget that restricted equipment and locations, and was under 30 minutes in length, conforming to standard short film conventions. The film began in a relatable setting and introduced a situation to engage viewers, as is typical for short films.
Screenwriting Theory
The document provides guidance on screenwriting theory for short films. It discusses important elements like focusing a short film on one main character and their journey over a short period of time. It also emphasizes showing rather than telling through visuals and limiting dialogue. Proper development is key, ensuring each scene reveals something about the character or moves the plot forward. The tone must be consistent and match the underlying meaning of the story.
Question 5
The document discusses research conducted to understand the target audience for a zombie film. Interviews were conducted with people in the primary target audience of males over 35 and secondary audience of all females over 16. Additional interviews were done outside the target audience. The interviews asked open-ended questions about zombie film preferences and genres. All interviewees agreed that strong female leads who can fight for themselves were important. Most also liked hybrid genres. Based on the similar answers, the target audience for the film was determined to be anyone over 16.
To engage audiences in the film opening, elements were included based on the audience research. A heartbeat sound effect was used during gaps. A female protagonist was featured as interviews indicated this was preferred. Dull
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