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This document contains responses from multiple people to questions about a proposed western film. Several respondents said they would be interested in watching the film because it has a modern twist on the western genre while still including stereotypical western elements. They said the mystery around why the town is called Novella and the inclusion of gangs makes the storyline intriguing. Respondents expected to see typical western props like hats and guns in both the film and trailer, along with suspenseful music and shots to build intrigue.
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The document summarizes audience feedback from a test screening of a thriller film. Viewers found the locations of the shed and graveyard intriguing for conveying isolation and creating an eerie atmosphere. Most felt they could distinguish between reality and imagination scenes based on the use of color and black-and-white. Nearly all correctly identified that the man at the end was the same one from the imagined scenes. Viewers unanimously agreed that using color for reality and black-and-white for imagination was effective. They described the antagonist as creepy and threatening. Most felt the victim's appearance conveyed abuse and that the music and voiceover effectively drove the story. Opinions were mixed on whether the opening provided too much, too little, or
Audience feedback survey monkey
Here is a PowerPoint, which I have made to present my audience feedback which I collected on Survey Monkey.
Presentation1
The trailer is for a drama film that portrays the emotional journey of a young female character who is diagnosed with a condition affecting her memory. It effectively conveys emotion through close-ups, a fitting soundtrack, and use of sped up scenes. While some found it a bit repetitive or aimed at a younger audience, most felt compelled to watch the full film to learn how the story develops and the characters' fates. Suggestions for improvement included shortening the trailer or adding some dialogue.
Assignment 18
1) The opening scene shows a character's face before flashing back.
2) The flashback shows a girl walking fast with a plastic bag towards a river.
3) She throws the plastic bag in the river, walks away crying, and continues walking until she is no longer seen.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses feedback received on a film noir project's opening scene from its target audience on social media. The summaries are:
1) The feedback suggests the film was successful in appealing to both male and female audiences by making the genre more modern and relatable while retaining classic noir elements.
2) Respondents said they would watch the full film despite not normally preferring the genre, indicating the opening intrigued them.
3) Having diverse main characters further helped engagement and relatability with young, modern audiences.
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Two detailed analysis of a promotional package from your groups chosen Genre.
Two detailed analysis of a promotional package from your groups chosen Genre.
Questionnaire answers
- 2. How old are you?
- 3. Are you Male or Female?
- 4. Are you currently employed?
- 5. Which of these best describes the chief income earners job in your household?
- 6. How often do you go to the cinema
- 7. What genre was the last film you saw at the cinema?
- 8. Are you a fan of Western styled films?
- 9. What do you think about our storyline? • 'Good, got a stereotypical western storyline with a modern twist, intriguing to audience and captivates them in a way that no other western film does, it satisfies my western needs' • 'Its good. The fact you don't know why is interesting and creates element of mystery. Like that it shows history of town' • 'A good interesting storyline, stereotypical of a western’ • ‘Ok but needs a bit more developing/ more detail’ • ‘Sounds interesting and different to other films’
- 10. Is this a film you would watch? What makes it interesting? • 'I like the idea of it being modern, the thought of it being in a more modern time compared to other western films. I would go to watch this film' • 'I would watch it, makes it interesting because not too much info is revealed' • 'Yes. Like the idea of gangs being in it and I want to know why the town is called novella’ • ‘No I personally find western films to stereotypical. Like the idea of the storyline though’ • ‘I like that it’s a modern twist on an older style film. Yes I’d like to see the film’
- 11. What would you like to see in the trailer? • 'Typical western things- tumbleweeds everywhere, hats, guns' • 'Snapshots of what goes on in town during regular day then all the action' • 'Close up shots, suspense, fast pace, intense’ • ‘The title. Some action sequences or shots’ • ‘Enough info to reveal some of the storyline but not too much’
- 12. What do you expect to see in a Western? • 'Hats and guns, main protagonist, fight scenes' • 'Old barn. Typical setting but jazz it up a bit. The boss that no one talks to- mystery character' • 'Guns and shot outs, typical rivalry’ • ‘Some sort of revenge or fighting. Sepia effect and typical props’ • ‘Lots of intense close ups to build suspense. Main character is a hero/ villain’