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The document discusses feedback received from test audiences on a student film project. Viewers found the story easy to understand but audio levels needed adjusting. Based on an online survey, most respondents preferred drama genres and films with emotional endings, real-life stories, and a slow build to conflict. This suggests the film's true story drama genre will appeal to audiences.
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From surveys conducted:
- 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
Gonorrah
This document summarizes a film review from a magazine about the crime/action film "Gomorrah". The review layout includes an image from the film taking up half the page to give audiences a scene sneak peek. Below the image is information about the film. The center of the page holds the main review, while the bottom has additional details audiences would want to know. Before the in-depth review, main release information is provided like age rating, directors, cast, runtime, and plot to inform audiences. At the bottom, a final verdict rating from 1 to 5 stars is given to indicate what people thought of the film overall.
Results of questionnaires
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to a target audience of 14-19 year olds for a horror film trailer. It found that most respondents were female, went to the cinema 1-3 times a month, preferred murder and knives as horror conventions, and thought playgrounds or isolated houses made the best settings over high schools. It also determined that the audience preferred psychological and supernatural horror genres and found the trailer for The Ring to be the most effective.
Questionnaire analysis
The documents contain survey results from questionnaires about preferences for a proposed sports/comedy film. The summaries are:
1) The surveys showed that the target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 12-15. A 12 rating is preferred over 15.
2) Males made up the majority of respondents. The most popular film choice was the sports film "Goal".
3) Crowd sound effects and camera shots that capture the whole football pitch would make the film seem realistic. Characters should not directly address the audience.
4) A football chant soundtrack and title like "Kick and Hope" were preferred over alternatives. Actors/actresses attract viewers more than other factors like director.
Target audience analysis
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to determine the target audience for a thriller film opening sequence. The target audience is primarily 16-year-olds who prefer thrillers with action, mystery, horror and crime genres. They also prefer male protagonists and settings in woods or cities at nighttime. Respondents want normal or dark clothing, dramatic music, and for the opening to include surprises like plot twists or jump scares.
Target audience research results questionaire
1. The document outlines questions from a questionnaire for target audience research on a thriller film.
2. The questions ask about demographics, viewing habits, preferences and dislikes regarding thriller films to help tailor the film's content, themes and storyline to appeal to the target audience.
3. The responses will be used to inform elements of the film like characters, plot complexity, pacing and themes to increase audience engagement and the film's chances of success.
Target audience
The document discusses the target audience and elements of a thriller film genre. The target audience is males and females aged 16 to 25, as they will enjoy the fast pacing, graphic effects, suspense and action common in successful thrillers. A typical thriller storyline involves something going wrong that a group must work to fix, with building suspense and tension throughout. Camera work will use master shots and cranes to reveal secrets and maintain suspense. Editing and sound effects are used to enhance suspense and keep the audience engaged. Lighting and characters with contrasting roles also maintain audience interest.
Post questionnaire graphs 1
This document summarizes the results of a post-questionnaire about a short drama film called "The Hit". Graphs show that males were more interested in drama films than females, most viewers were between 16-21 years old, over 50% rated the film a 7 out of 10, everyone thought it fit the drama genre, the storyline was clear but the ending needed more clarity, the titles and credits were clear and appropriate, the strongest component was the narrative and weakest was the names, most thought the film looked professional, and 90% would recommend it to others.
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From surveys conducted:
- 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
Gonorrah
This document summarizes a film review from a magazine about the crime/action film "Gomorrah". The review layout includes an image from the film taking up half the page to give audiences a scene sneak peek. Below the image is information about the film. The center of the page holds the main review, while the bottom has additional details audiences would want to know. Before the in-depth review, main release information is provided like age rating, directors, cast, runtime, and plot to inform audiences. At the bottom, a final verdict rating from 1 to 5 stars is given to indicate what people thought of the film overall.
Results of questionnaires
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to a target audience of 14-19 year olds for a horror film trailer. It found that most respondents were female, went to the cinema 1-3 times a month, preferred murder and knives as horror conventions, and thought playgrounds or isolated houses made the best settings over high schools. It also determined that the audience preferred psychological and supernatural horror genres and found the trailer for The Ring to be the most effective.
Questionnaire analysis
The documents contain survey results from questionnaires about preferences for a proposed sports/comedy film. The summaries are:
1) The surveys showed that the target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 12-15. A 12 rating is preferred over 15.
2) Males made up the majority of respondents. The most popular film choice was the sports film "Goal".
3) Crowd sound effects and camera shots that capture the whole football pitch would make the film seem realistic. Characters should not directly address the audience.
4) A football chant soundtrack and title like "Kick and Hope" were preferred over alternatives. Actors/actresses attract viewers more than other factors like director.
Target audience analysis
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to determine the target audience for a thriller film opening sequence. The target audience is primarily 16-year-olds who prefer thrillers with action, mystery, horror and crime genres. They also prefer male protagonists and settings in woods or cities at nighttime. Respondents want normal or dark clothing, dramatic music, and for the opening to include surprises like plot twists or jump scares.
Target audience research results questionaire
1. The document outlines questions from a questionnaire for target audience research on a thriller film.
2. The questions ask about demographics, viewing habits, preferences and dislikes regarding thriller films to help tailor the film's content, themes and storyline to appeal to the target audience.
3. The responses will be used to inform elements of the film like characters, plot complexity, pacing and themes to increase audience engagement and the film's chances of success.
Target audience
The document discusses the target audience and elements of a thriller film genre. The target audience is males and females aged 16 to 25, as they will enjoy the fast pacing, graphic effects, suspense and action common in successful thrillers. A typical thriller storyline involves something going wrong that a group must work to fix, with building suspense and tension throughout. Camera work will use master shots and cranes to reveal secrets and maintain suspense. Editing and sound effects are used to enhance suspense and keep the audience engaged. Lighting and characters with contrasting roles also maintain audience interest.
Post questionnaire graphs 1
This document summarizes the results of a post-questionnaire about a short drama film called "The Hit". Graphs show that males were more interested in drama films than females, most viewers were between 16-21 years old, over 50% rated the film a 7 out of 10, everyone thought it fit the drama genre, the storyline was clear but the ending needed more clarity, the titles and credits were clear and appropriate, the strongest component was the narrative and weakest was the names, most thought the film looked professional, and 90% would recommend it to others.
The 3rd man quesinnaire analysis
The questionnaires revealed several key points about the target audience for a short film:
- The majority are aged 16-20 and enjoy watching films, though not many per month due to cost or lack of appeal.
- Films should be 11-15 minutes long to engage viewers with enough time for a plot.
- Viewers prefer watching on streaming services like Amazon Prime or Netflix for convenience.
- The film should be accessible on YouTube for free to attract more viewers regardless of means.
BBFC
The BBFC classifies films in the UK according to age ratings to provide consumers information about a film's content. Films are rated 15 or 18 based on standards for depictions of sex, drugs, discrimination, violence and more. A 15 rating allows a wider audience than 18 but has more restrictions, prohibiting very strong language, sexual content, drugs and violence. Understanding the BBFC guidelines is important for filmmakers to select content that will appeal to audiences while complying with ratings requirements for distribution.
Questionaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 30 people about their expectations for a drama film genre. Tension between characters was seen as the most important aspect by 50% of respondents. Slow paced edits were next at 33%, followed by suspense at 17%. When asked about preferred endings, 67% preferred a cliff hanger to leave the audience wanting more, while 30% preferred an unhappy ending. Finally, 67% disagreed that including love/relationships makes drama films more interesting, while 30% agreed it increases the hurt to main characters.
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The document discusses feedback from test viewers of a rough cut of a thriller film trailer. It was found that 50% of viewers rated the music and sound effects below a 7, indicating more work is needed in those areas. Most viewers correctly identified the genre as a thriller, showing the trailer established thriller conventions. Some viewers felt a voiceover would provide needed context, as a first viewing lacked information. The car crash scene was most viewers' favorite part. The swing scene received some negative feedback and will be improved with slow motion and added music. The overall positive feedback indicates the trailer has captured thriller codes and conventions correctly.
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This document summarizes the results of audience research conducted to inform the development of a horror film and trailer. Key findings include:
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- Horror is a popular genre, especially for parents (50% of horror fans).
- An appropriate certificate would be 15 based on what 80% usually watch.
- Locations like barns and haunted houses could be scary settings.
- Test audiences were interested (80%) in the proposed plot about a witch-like spirit possessing a mother.
- The title "Delirium" was the most popular (40%) choice.
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- The trailer is made to look like a Skype call with shots glitching and buffering to build tension.
- It begins with happy home videos but later shows threatening messages and a girl forcing herself to kill on camera.
- Jump scares and graphic violence are intercut with messages from an anonymous caller counting down.
- By the end, only one girl is left on the call, screaming in terror while the anonymous caller's identity remains unknown.
The summary analyzes how the trailer uses techniques like music, graphics, and pacing to
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From the survey results, the following can be concluded about the target audience for a horror film opening sequence:
1. The target audience is primarily females ages 15-27, with most respondents preferring paranormal horror films involving demons, ghosts, and haunted houses.
2. Paranormal themes and "thrilling" scenes are preferred to entice viewers to continue watching, with the story line being the most important factor for engagement.
3. The opening sequence should immerse viewers immediately by establishing tension and suspense to appeal to those seeking that "thrill." It should also set up the paranormal-focused narrative.
4. An M-rated, 16+ age classification is appropriate given
Questionnaire results
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This document summarizes the results of a survey about viewers' preferences for thriller films. The key findings are:
- Men watch more thrillers than women. Action thrillers are the most popular subgenre.
- Most respondents would recommend a thriller film if it had an interesting storyline and was catchy.
- Over half of respondents rate thriller film quality as high or very high. Bad acting and confusing plots put many viewers off.
- Music is seen as the most effective way to build suspense, followed by camera angles and sounds. Mystery is a preferred opening element.
Pre questionnaire graphs
This document summarizes the results of a pre-questionnaire survey conducted with 32 people aged 15-35 to gauge interest and reception for a romantic thriller short film called "What Lies Behind Closed Doors". The survey consisted of 12 questions related to demographics, genre, narrative clarity, appeal, and strengths/weaknesses. Most respondents were favorable, with over 80% saying they would watch the film and recommend it to others based on the synopsis alone. The strongest aspects were seen as the characters and plot, while the setting was viewed as the weakest, but not detrimental to the overall production. The survey provided useful feedback on marketing and ensured the film was on track to appeal to its target demographic.
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The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a crime thriller film called "Project Eleven". Some key findings:
- 72% of respondents were female, so the film will feature a female protagonist to appeal to women.
- 67% of the audience was ages 13-17, so the protagonist will also be this age to attract teenage viewers.
- 71% of respondents were students, so the film will feature a student protagonist and be released outside term time.
- The largest ethnic group was white British, so the protagonist will be cast as a white female.
- Most popular genres were thriller and horror, so those elements will be incorporated into the crime
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Question 3.
The document summarizes feedback received from test audiences on a student film project. Viewers found the story easy to understand but audio levels needed adjusting. The filmmakers reworked a scene based on this feedback. Survey results showed that over half the audience prefers real-life drama films with conflict developing throughout and emotional endings. This suggests the film's true story and focus on developing conflict will appeal to audiences.
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- The majority are aged 16-20 and enjoy watching films, though not many per month due to cost or lack of appeal.
- Films should be 11-15 minutes long to engage viewers with enough time for a plot.
- Viewers prefer watching on streaming services like Amazon Prime or Netflix for convenience.
- The film should be accessible on YouTube for free to attract more viewers regardless of means.
BBFC
The BBFC classifies films in the UK according to age ratings to provide consumers information about a film's content. Films are rated 15 or 18 based on standards for depictions of sex, drugs, discrimination, violence and more. A 15 rating allows a wider audience than 18 but has more restrictions, prohibiting very strong language, sexual content, drugs and violence. Understanding the BBFC guidelines is important for filmmakers to select content that will appeal to audiences while complying with ratings requirements for distribution.
Questionaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 30 people about their expectations for a drama film genre. Tension between characters was seen as the most important aspect by 50% of respondents. Slow paced edits were next at 33%, followed by suspense at 17%. When asked about preferred endings, 67% preferred a cliff hanger to leave the audience wanting more, while 30% preferred an unhappy ending. Finally, 67% disagreed that including love/relationships makes drama films more interesting, while 30% agreed it increases the hurt to main characters.
BBFC powerpoint
The BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) classifies films nationally using age ratings to dictate suitability. Films rated 15 can contain strong language, violence, and limited nudity unless sexual. Films rated 18 allow more explicit sexual content and violence that is too strong for 15 ratings. The BBFC guidelines for ratings are based on societal changes and aim to protect viewers while allowing informed choices. Filmmakers must consider these guidelines to appeal to target audiences and facilitate distribution.
Rough cut audience feedback
The document discusses feedback from test viewers of a rough cut of a thriller film trailer. It was found that 50% of viewers rated the music and sound effects below a 7, indicating more work is needed in those areas. Most viewers correctly identified the genre as a thriller, showing the trailer established thriller conventions. Some viewers felt a voiceover would provide needed context, as a first viewing lacked information. The car crash scene was most viewers' favorite part. The swing scene received some negative feedback and will be improved with slow motion and added music. The overall positive feedback indicates the trailer has captured thriller codes and conventions correctly.
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This document summarizes the results of audience research conducted to inform the development of a horror film and trailer. Key findings include:
- The target audience is ages 20-30, with most respondents being female (70%) and parents (60%).
- Horror is a popular genre, especially for parents (50% of horror fans).
- An appropriate certificate would be 15 based on what 80% usually watch.
- Locations like barns and haunted houses could be scary settings.
- Test audiences were interested (80%) in the proposed plot about a witch-like spirit possessing a mother.
- The title "Delirium" was the most popular (40%) choice.
- Tra
Un friended (horror movie)
The document provides a detailed summary and analysis of the shots, transitions, music, and narrative of a horror film trailer. Key details include:
- The trailer is made to look like a Skype call with shots glitching and buffering to build tension.
- It begins with happy home videos but later shows threatening messages and a girl forcing herself to kill on camera.
- Jump scares and graphic violence are intercut with messages from an anonymous caller counting down.
- By the end, only one girl is left on the call, screaming in terror while the anonymous caller's identity remains unknown.
The summary analyzes how the trailer uses techniques like music, graphics, and pacing to
Stats
From the survey results, the following can be concluded about the target audience for a horror film opening sequence:
1. The target audience is primarily females ages 15-27, with most respondents preferring paranormal horror films involving demons, ghosts, and haunted houses.
2. Paranormal themes and "thrilling" scenes are preferred to entice viewers to continue watching, with the story line being the most important factor for engagement.
3. The opening sequence should immerse viewers immediately by establishing tension and suspense to appeal to those seeking that "thrill." It should also set up the paranormal-focused narrative.
4. An M-rated, 16+ age classification is appropriate given
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results show the audience feedback into films and trailers and also the feedback on personal ideas
Critical Evaluation Question 3
Survey Monkey polls provided useful feedback about the target audience for a drama/thriller film project. The highest voted film genres were thriller at 15% and drama at 14%. Crime and society themes received the most votes. Emotional issues like death also scored highly. Munich was the most popular influencing film mentioned due to its depiction of a terror attack. Lionsgate studio's dark and blue-toned style was preferred. Suspense and mystery themes in thrillers were most popular among respondents.
Target audience and genre
The document discusses genres and target audiences for films. It considers horror and drama genres. For horror, it lists ideas like a haunted school or serial killer. Horror audiences tend to be teens and young adults who find the thrills exciting. For drama, it suggests topics like cyberbullying or family problems. Drama exhibits realistic stories and is aimed more at adults who can relate to the emotions. The document proposes targeting different audiences - older adults for horror through more intellectual films, and teenagers for drama to expand those genres' audiences.
Audience feedback
The document provides feedback from questions asked of an audience after viewing a short film. For most questions, the majority of the audience responded positively: They felt engaged (Question 1), would watch the full film (Question 3), and liked aspects like the female protagonist (Question 7) and fitting music (Question 6). Some elements were more mixed - about half felt a physical response to the film (Question 8). The producers intended to make audiences uncomfortable and uneased. They also aimed to keep the short film simple to understand, which most of the younger audience appreciated based on the feedback.
Demographics
This document summarizes the results of a survey about viewers' preferences for thriller films. The key findings are:
- Men watch more thrillers than women. Action thrillers are the most popular subgenre.
- Most respondents would recommend a thriller film if it had an interesting storyline and was catchy.
- Over half of respondents rate thriller film quality as high or very high. Bad acting and confusing plots put many viewers off.
- Music is seen as the most effective way to build suspense, followed by camera angles and sounds. Mystery is a preferred opening element.
Pre questionnaire graphs
This document summarizes the results of a pre-questionnaire survey conducted with 32 people aged 15-35 to gauge interest and reception for a romantic thriller short film called "What Lies Behind Closed Doors". The survey consisted of 12 questions related to demographics, genre, narrative clarity, appeal, and strengths/weaknesses. Most respondents were favorable, with over 80% saying they would watch the film and recommend it to others based on the synopsis alone. The strongest aspects were seen as the characters and plot, while the setting was viewed as the weakest, but not detrimental to the overall production. The survey provided useful feedback on marketing and ensured the film was on track to appeal to its target demographic.
questionnaire results analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a crime thriller film called "Project Eleven". Some key findings:
- 72% of respondents were female, so the film will feature a female protagonist to appeal to women.
- 67% of the audience was ages 13-17, so the protagonist will also be this age to attract teenage viewers.
- 71% of respondents were students, so the film will feature a student protagonist and be released outside term time.
- The largest ethnic group was white British, so the protagonist will be cast as a white female.
- Most popular genres were thriller and horror, so those elements will be incorporated into the crime
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Question 3.
The document summarizes feedback received from test audiences on a student film project. Viewers found the story easy to understand but audio levels needed adjusting. The filmmakers reworked a scene based on this feedback. Survey results showed that over half the audience prefers real-life drama films with conflict developing throughout and emotional endings. This suggests the film's true story and focus on developing conflict will appeal to audiences.
Question 1
The document discusses how the film challenges conventions of drama films and real media products. It does not have a happy or resolved ending like most drama films. It also used unconventional editing techniques and camerawork. The film company and props were created to be as realistic as possible, including contacting Amnesty International to borrow orange suits worn by Guantanamo Bay detainees. The posters and radio trailer also challenged conventions to attract audience attention without visual elements.
Question 3.
The document summarizes feedback received from test audiences on a student film project. Viewers found the story easy to understand but audio levels needed adjusting. The filmmakers reworked a scene based on this feedback. Survey results showed that over half the audience prefers real-life drama films with conflict developing throughout and emotional endings. This suggests the film's true story and focus on developing conflict will appeal to audiences.
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Results
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- The majority of the audience was between 16-18 years old, which was the intended target age range.
- 95% of respondents enjoyed the film.
- Most found the narration and ending effective.
- 75% found the main character Ellie relatable.
- The genre and rating were correctly identified by all respondents.
- Over 90% would rate the film 4 or 5 stars and watch it again.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses methods for filmmakers to receive audience feedback, including test screenings, websites like Rotten Tomatoes, and questionnaires. It then summarizes the feedback received from showing a trailer to friends and classmates. Feedback was mostly positive, though some noted the lack of dialogue and similarities to Kill Bill. Interim feedback from teachers helped improve the trailer by adding more sound effects. Social media feedback was also positive and a good way to reach wider audiences. The importance of feedback throughout the process is discussed.
Evaluation Question 3
The document summarizes feedback from audiences on a student film group's short film at various stages of development:
- An initial questionnaire provided feedback on the storyline, genre, music, and rating which helped the group improve the film.
- A second questionnaire on a rough cut also provided positive feedback on understanding the story, enjoying the plot twist, and suggestions to improve the final film.
- The final film questionnaire indicated the film was successful, with most rating it highly and saying they would recommend it due to its originality.
Questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a crime thriller film called "Project Eleven". Some key findings:
- 72% of respondents were female, so the film will feature a female protagonist to appeal to women.
- 67% of the audience was 13-17 years old, so the protagonist will also be this age to attract teenage viewers.
- 71% of respondents were students, so the film will feature a student protagonist and be released on weekends or holidays.
- The largest ethnic group was white British, so the protagonist will be cast as a white female.
- Most popular genres were thriller and horror, so the film will incorporate both genres
Critical evaluation question 3
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a student film project. The questionnaire was used to evaluate how engaging and appealing the rough cut of the film was. It received positive feedback, with an average rating of 8.5/10 for how much audiences enjoyed it. The questionnaire also provided suggestions for audio improvements to make the viewing experience more immersive. Based on the feedback, the students made revisions to address issues like missing audio, unclear voices, and sudden stops in music. The final film is provided, along with some additional improvements the students would make, such as reducing background noise.
Audience feedback questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire given to an audience to provide feedback on film promotion materials for a psychological thriller film. It contains 15 questions with both open-ended and closed-ended questions about the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Based on the responses, the materials were generally found to appropriately convey the genre and plot while intriguing the audience about what would happen in the film. However, some responses also provided areas for improvement, such as ensuring the film title is clear in the trailer or using a voiceover to further explain the plot.
Evaluation 3
The document discusses audience feedback received at different stages of production for a short film titled "Haunted". Pre-production feedback involved a questionnaire about the synopsis and storyline. Mid-production feedback on a rough cut helped improve the film by adding more scenes of a character. Post-production feedback on the final cut led to some last-minute changes. The feedback confirmed that the target audience was 16-18 year olds and established the film as a thriller genre.
Critical Evaluation Question 3
Survey Monkey was used to survey the target audience about their preferences in films. The results showed that drama and thriller films were most popular, which was good for the film being produced. Crime and how it affects society were also popular dramatic themes. The film Munich, about a terror attack, was liked by many. Based on the feedback, the filmmakers made changes like improving sound, clarifying the terrorist character, and adding more dramatic music.
Q3
The document discusses the importance of obtaining audience feedback at various stages of film production and marketing. It provides details about the feedback received from rough cut screenings of the filmmaker's teaser trailer, which helped identify needed changes to improve clarity and appeal. Additional feedback from the final screening of the teaser, poster, and magazine showed that the marketing campaign was successful in conveying a cohesive narrative and generating interest in the film.
Pre-Questionnaire Graphs
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to gather feedback on a short drama film titled "If I Leave". Key findings include:
- Most respondents were younger females, matching the target demographic.
- The narrative and characters were identified as the strongest aspects but some felt the narrative did not fully make sense.
- Testing showed the film fits the drama genre and evokes emotion.
- The majority said they would pay to see the short film, motivating the filmmakers to improve weak areas identified and create a high quality final product.
Post production questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a post-production questionnaire about a 2-minute opening film sequence for a thriller genre film. Most participants felt that the opening sequence fit the thriller genre codes and identified the antagonist. However, some suggested making it clearer who the protagonist and antagonist are by showing the protagonist as more vulnerable. Most felt a 15 age rating was appropriate and that the strongest elements were the sound and camera work, though some said the storyline and camera work could be improved. The majority expressed interest in watching the full film.
Evaluation: Question 3
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on a film project at various stages of development. Initial feedback on the storyline suggested it was confusing but interested audiences aged 15-25. Feedback on a rough cut confirmed it fit the thriller genre but suggested adding more music and fixing missing shots. Final feedback reassured the filmmakers that they successfully portrayed thriller conventions and entertained the target audience as intended. Getting audience feedback at multiple stages helped the filmmakers improve their work and ensure it met expectations.
What have i learnt from audience feedback
The document summarizes the filmmaker's process of gathering audience feedback at different stages of production to inform changes made to their film. This included conducting questionnaires, focus groups, and surveys before and after screenings to understand preferences around genre, plot, character representation, and pacing of scenes. Feedback indicated a preference for comedy elements and relevance, leading the filmmaker to incorporate more comedy and contextual details. Additional footage was later added to a walking sequence based on feedback that it was too short.
Pre-Production Questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to evaluate the target audience for a film. The research found that the main demographic is 15-17 year olds, most respondents were students or worked part-time, and 60% identified as female. Science fiction and comedy were popular genres, but the filmmakers intend to make an action/crime/thriller. Most respondents said they understood the storyline and suggested urban settings like cities and alleys. R&B/Hip-Hop music was deemed the best choice to accompany the film.
Evaluation 3
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on a short film called "Winner Winner Fidget Spinner". Questionnaires were conducted after developing the synopsis, filming a rough cut, and releasing the final film. Feedback indicated that editing and sound needed improvement for the rough cut. The filmmakers addressed this by adding licensed music and shortening the runtime. The final film questionnaire found that audiences enjoyed the improved editing and sound, and no longer had any criticisms. Receiving feedback through multiple questionnaires at different stages of production helped the filmmakers identify issues and create the best possible media product.
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Question 3.
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- 2. What have you learned from your audience feedback?
- 13. The cylinder chart shows that 65% of audience like drama which is based on a real life story, this gives me hope our audience will like our film as mentioned before our story is based on true life events.