Audience Feedback Questionnaire
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The document summarizes audience feedback on the trailer and ancillary products for "The Found" project. Respondents found that the editing pace of the trailer was fast enough to create tension. Most felt background music was unnecessary in the trailer. The poster was found to be representative of the found footage horror subgenre but could benefit from linking to other products. The magazine cover had sufficient titles listed. All three products - the trailer, poster and magazine - were deemed to cohesively promote the project as a whole.
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Concept powerpoint
Our film concept is for a horror/thriller about a group of friends who experience paranormal phenomena while filming their lives with a new camera. The concept draws inspiration from films like Paranormal Activity and The Blair Witch Project that use an amateur, handheld camera style to seem more realistic. The target audience is males and females aged 15-21 and most of the film will be shot in an average suburban house using unknown actors and diegetic sound with added non-diegetic effects. Additional tasks include making a poster and magazine cover in the style of inspirations like The Blair Witch Project and genre magazines.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is primarily females aged 15-20. However, the document aims to appeal to a wider audience to maximize profits. It does this by including a relatable male lead character and a timeless story that could appeal to older viewers. Focus groups of the target demographic were consulted to help shape elements like whether to include a voiceover. The document argues that appealing to both the tastes of the creators will help make the film appealing to different types of teenage girls within the target audience.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of similar real media. It summarizes how the product uses flashbacks, shots, soundtrack, and other elements in both conventional and unconventional ways compared to films like (500) Days of Summer, Juno, Bonnie & Clyde, and others. While drawing inspiration from these films, the product aims to appeal specifically to teenagers by adapting conventions for a 21st century audience and adding unique artistic elements.
Costume research
The document provides research and inspiration for costume designs for characters in the film "The Story of Us." It summarizes inspiration taken from the characters Emily in the TV show "Skins" for the character Katy, the musician Alex Gaskarth from the band All Time Low for the character Luke, British model and singer Peaches Geldof for Katy, and actor Aaron Johnson's character Robbie in the film "Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging" for Luke. The research consists of images and descriptions of how each inspiration reflects the envisioned style of the characters.
Film concept powerpoint.
The document outlines a film concept for a romantic comedy called "The Story of Us" by Jessie & Molly. The opening scene will feature a female character, Katy, finding a scrapbook she made of her relationship with the male character, Luke. As she looks through the scrapbook pages, she will reminisce about their relationship. The film was inspired by Blue Valentine, Legally Blonde 2, and (500) Days of Summer in its use of a photo compilation, scrapbook, and lighthearted yet artistic portrayal of a non-traditional relationship.
Film openings AS Media
Film openings are used to introduce the main characters, set the scene, and reveal the genre. Most openings include opening credits and identifying the producer and director. However, some directors prefer unconventional openings to add mystery or artistic style by leaving out credits or not immediately introducing characters. Common types of openings include title sequences, flashbacks, establishing shots, flash-forwards, photograph compilations, close-ups of props, or narration over visuals. Animation is sometimes used creatively in titles, and flashbacks provide background information while flash-forwards tease the conclusion.
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Audience Feedback Questionnaire
- 1. Audience Feedback for ‘The Found’ project The Trailer Did you find that the pace of editing was fast enough to create tension? Please circle Yes No I don’t know Yes Yes Yes YesWould you prefer to have heard background music in the trailer? Please circle No No No I don’t know I don’t know I don’t know I don’t know Are there any comments you have on the trailer? If yes, please leave comments here: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… . The Ancillary Products Do you feel that the poster needs a link to the other products? Please circle Is the poster representative of the horror sub-genre of Found Footage? Please Circle Does the magazine have enough titles on the cover? Yes Yes No No No I don’t know I don’t knowDo all three products link together as a whole? Any additional comments? Please leave them here. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………