The document contains questions for focus groups to gather feedback on a trailer, magazine, and poster for a film. For the trailer, questions ask about genre, conventions seen, components like camera angles and editing, and whether they want to see the full film. For the magazine, questions address color scheme, conventions, content, main image, font, and purchase interest. Similarly for the poster, questions cover color scheme, conventions, main image, font, review placement, and interest in the film.

1. Focus group questions - Trailer
1. What genre do you think the trailer is?
2. Why did you say this/were there clear conventions
Components of the trailer
4. Camera angles
5. Actors - did you clearly see the antagonist and
protagonist
6. Costuming and props
7. Locations
8. Music
9. On screen text
10. Editing (continual and use of cuts)
11. Would you want to watch the film after seeing this
trailer? Why?

2. Focus group questions – Magazine
1.Do you like the colour scheme? What can be done
to improve it?
2.Do you think we follow conventions of a film
magazine? What are they?
3. Do you think we haven’t followed conventions of
a film magazine? What are they?
4. Do you find the content informative?
5.What do you think of the main image? Should there
be more than one?
6.How could the overall front cover be improved?
7.Do you like the font? Should we stick to more than
one? Are more fonts necessary?
8.Would you you buy this magazine?
Focus group questions – Film Poster

3. 1.Do you like the colour scheme? What can be done
to improve it?
2.Do you think we follow conventions of a film
poster? What are they?
3.What do you think of the main image?
4.Do you like the font? Should we stick to more than
one? Are more fonts necessary?
5.What do you think of the placement of the reviews?
Should they be more spread out?
6.How could the overall poster be improved?
7. Would you want to watch the film after seeing this
poster