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The document contains a 17 question survey for a psychological thriller film asking about preferences and expectations regarding various elements of the genre including what the respondent likes and dislikes about the genre, what time of day is most unsettling, expectations for prologues and credits, whether background music or a fast pace is expected, if main characters should be relatable, what makes one uncomfortable or feel safe, and how supernatural beings might appear.
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This document contains a series of questions about horror film preferences, including questions about horror movie genres, settings, the role of music and ratings, and effective elements of horror movie trailers such as inclusion of dialogue, key moments, and pace. Respondents are asked to provide yes or no answers to questions about whether trailers should include certain elements or not.
Audience research
The document summarizes the results of audience research questions asked to people over 15 about their preferences for thriller films. Psychological thrillers and stories set in woods were most popular. Audiences also enjoyed varied character ages and openings that introduce characters. Most felt the opening sets the impression for the rest of the film. The conclusions were to consider making a psychological thriller with a range of characters, set in woods, and having an opening that introduces characters.
Questionnaire 2
This document is a horror questionnaire that asks respondents about their preferences for horror films and subgenres. It collects demographic information like age and gender, then asks which horror subgenres they prefer, whether trailers and posters influence their viewing choices, how often they watch horror films, which promotion techniques are most persuasive, what they dislike in horror films, and where they typically watch films. It concludes by asking which film characters respondents find scariest. The questionnaire aims to understand viewers' horror film tastes and behaviors.
Primary questionnaire
This document contains a 15 question questionnaire about movies and film preferences. It asks respondents for their gender, age, favorite genres and sub-genres, thoughts on specific thrillers and what they like about the genre. It also asks questions about a specific film called "The Purge" including thoughts after viewing an intro, what age rating the respondent would give it, if they think the rating is accurate, if they would watch the sequel, and if various factors like the studio, actors, or discounts would influence their decision to see a movie.
Questionnaire 1
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Film opening feedback questionaire summary
An audience provided feedback on a film opening. All 13 viewers enjoyed the opening and its found footage, cinematography, editing, and title sequence. They felt tense, nervous, and worried for the girls. The opening established the girls went on holiday but did not reveal what happened, maintaining mystery. Viewers understood it to be a horror or thriller genre suited for 15-35 year old audiences of both genders. All agreed the music fit the genre and they would watch the full film based on the intriguing opening.
Questionnaire Two
This is the second questionnaire we handed out to our target audience, in order to find out more specifically about what they'd like to see in our poster, magazine front cover, and film trailer.
Questionnaire for evaluation
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Audience research
The document summarizes the results of audience research questions asked to people over 15 about their preferences for thriller films. Psychological thrillers and stories set in woods were most popular. Audiences also enjoyed varied character ages and openings that introduce characters. Most felt the opening sets the impression for the rest of the film. The conclusions were to consider making a psychological thriller with a range of characters, set in woods, and having an opening that introduces characters.
Questionnaire 2
This document is a horror questionnaire that asks respondents about their preferences for horror films and subgenres. It collects demographic information like age and gender, then asks which horror subgenres they prefer, whether trailers and posters influence their viewing choices, how often they watch horror films, which promotion techniques are most persuasive, what they dislike in horror films, and where they typically watch films. It concludes by asking which film characters respondents find scariest. The questionnaire aims to understand viewers' horror film tastes and behaviors.
Primary questionnaire
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Questionnaire 1
This document contains an 11-question survey about preferences for film genres, especially horror films. It asks about the respondent's age, gender, favorite genres and horror sub-genres, how often they watch horror films, their favorite horror film, what influences their decisions to watch films, what they dislike about horror films, and where and how often they watch films. The questions also ask them to select their scariest film character and how films are best promoted.
Film opening feedback questionaire summary
An audience provided feedback on a film opening. All 13 viewers enjoyed the opening and its found footage, cinematography, editing, and title sequence. They felt tense, nervous, and worried for the girls. The opening established the girls went on holiday but did not reveal what happened, maintaining mystery. Viewers understood it to be a horror or thriller genre suited for 15-35 year old audiences of both genders. All agreed the music fit the genre and they would watch the full film based on the intriguing opening.
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Focus Group
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Questionnaire feedback
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Questionnaire summary
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Audience research graphs
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New response to survey
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Primary research from Audience Research Questionnaire
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The document summarizes feedback from 13 people who evaluated the opening of a film. They generally liked the voice over, editing, music and humor. Suggestions for improvement included speeding up some clips, fixing shaky camerawork, and balancing sound effects versus voices. Most said they would watch the rest of the film and thought it was aimed at teenagers.
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The document discusses the process of creating a two minute opening scene for a psychological thriller film. It outlines some typical conventions for the genre including a main character with a mental illness, mind games, a sense of danger and isolation, and dark settings. The student incorporated some of these conventions like a character with a mental illness and a sense of isolation. The opening scene builds tension and establishes characters and themes without revealing too much of the plot, conforming to typical conventions. It subverts one convention by portraying the female character as strong rather than weak.
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This document provides a pitch presentation for a psychological thriller film focusing on a family obsessed with success and a daughter who starts to go mentally unstable due to pressure. Key plot points include the two daughters in an orchestra, with the mother favoring the eldest, and an accidental death of the eldest daughter by the mother. The target audience is 15-24 year olds, especially females, and the unique selling point is the involvement of an orchestra in the psychological thriller genre. Ideas for the teaser trailer include using orchestral music that builds tension and shots filmed in a dressing room.
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This document provides a pitch presentation for a psychological thriller film focusing on a family obsessed with success and a daughter who starts to go mentally unstable due to pressure. Key plot points include the two daughters in an orchestra, with the mother favoring the eldest, and her accidentally killing the eldest daughter. The target audience is 15-24 year olds. Marketing strategies include social media and traditional advertisements. The unique selling point is the involvement of an orchestra in the psychological thriller genre. Teaser trailer ideas focus on building tension with orchestral music and shots of the main character alone practicing violin in the dark.
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- 1. DUŠAN Questionnaire We need your help in answering some questions please take a moment out of your time to help contribute to our film. The following questions are your own opinion there are no right or wrong answers. 1. What do you like about psychological thriller movies? 2. What don’t you like about psychological thriller movies? 3. What time of the day is the most unsettling in a psychological thriller? Morning Afternoon Sunset Night 4. Would you expect a prologue to be long or short? Long Short 5. Would you like to see credits in the opening of a movie? Yes No
- 2. 6. In the opening of a movie would you expect to hear background music? Yes No 7. What makes you feel uncomfortable? 8. Would you expect a psychological thriller to be fast paced? Yes No 9. Do you want the main character to be relatable? Yes No 10. What would make you feel uncomfortable? 11. How would you expect a likable character to act? 12. What makes you feel safe and secure? 13. What do you expect to see in a film’s opening?
- 3. 14. What type of props would you associate with a thriller movie? 15. What would you expect a supernatural being to look like? 16. How do you expect to feel during a psychological thriller? 17. What is the difference between a horror and thriller movie? Thank-you for your contribution