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Questionnaire One
This document is a 10 question survey about psychological horror movies. It asks about the respondent's gender, age, how often they watch psychological horrors, what they like about them, how much they would spend on a movie magazine, what persuades them to watch a trailer, their preference for the main character's gender and why, their worst fear, their top 3 favorite horror movies, and what influences their decision to watch a film the most between the poster, trailer, or magazine.
Horror Film Questionnaire
This is my horror film questionnaire that I used to research my target audience's preferences when it comes to horror films.
Question 3 - Audience Feedback
The document reports on feedback received for a magazine front cover and movie poster. 100% of respondents thought the images on the magazine cover were effective and the target audience of 16-25 years was accurately identified. For the poster, 100% of respondents thought it effectively promoted the trailer and would be interested in watching the trailer based on the poster. Most liked the color scheme of the poster but some suggested adding more colors. All understood what was depicted in the poster and would have an idea of what the trailer is about based on the poster.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a horror film. Most respondents were ages 16-20, enjoyed horror and comedy films, and frequently went to the cinema or watched films at home. This informs the creation of a horror film and promotional materials that include comedic elements, focus on popular horror genres like slashers, and utilize common tension-building trailer features such as jump scares. The questionnaire confirms that the target audience enjoys being scared and entertained by horror films.
Horror trailer premiere (PARASOCIAL)
This document contains details about distributing tickets and notices to invite people to view a trailer, magazine, and film poster. A questionnaire with open and closed questions was created and distributed to 12 people from the target audience after they viewed the materials. The questions were intended to collect feedback on perceptions and opinions of the promotional materials. Data from the questionnaires was analyzed to identify the most common responses.
Market research survey analysis final
Rachel Gibson conducted a survey of 25 people to analyze the market for her new thriller film aimed at parents. Most respondents were between ages 31-40, the target audience. Responses were also evenly split between men and women. While 60% knew little about Scouting and Guiding groups featured in the film, the concepts of pedophilia and kidnapping would still be concerning. Although only 44% said children were scarier than adults, responses showed films featuring children, like Evilenko, were rated the scariest. After analyzing the results, Rachel believes she has a clear understanding of her audience and what scares them to continue developing the film accordingly.
Questionnaire Results
1) The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers aged 15-18 based on a survey of 100 people.
2) The survey results are biased because it only included 15-18 year olds and needs a wider age range for more reliable insights.
3) Red and purple were the most popular colors but will use red and blue instead as they go better together.
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Questionnaire One
This document is a 10 question survey about psychological horror movies. It asks about the respondent's gender, age, how often they watch psychological horrors, what they like about them, how much they would spend on a movie magazine, what persuades them to watch a trailer, their preference for the main character's gender and why, their worst fear, their top 3 favorite horror movies, and what influences their decision to watch a film the most between the poster, trailer, or magazine.
Horror Film Questionnaire
This is my horror film questionnaire that I used to research my target audience's preferences when it comes to horror films.
Question 3 - Audience Feedback
The document reports on feedback received for a magazine front cover and movie poster. 100% of respondents thought the images on the magazine cover were effective and the target audience of 16-25 years was accurately identified. For the poster, 100% of respondents thought it effectively promoted the trailer and would be interested in watching the trailer based on the poster. Most liked the color scheme of the poster but some suggested adding more colors. All understood what was depicted in the poster and would have an idea of what the trailer is about based on the poster.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a horror film. Most respondents were ages 16-20, enjoyed horror and comedy films, and frequently went to the cinema or watched films at home. This informs the creation of a horror film and promotional materials that include comedic elements, focus on popular horror genres like slashers, and utilize common tension-building trailer features such as jump scares. The questionnaire confirms that the target audience enjoys being scared and entertained by horror films.
Horror trailer premiere (PARASOCIAL)
This document contains details about distributing tickets and notices to invite people to view a trailer, magazine, and film poster. A questionnaire with open and closed questions was created and distributed to 12 people from the target audience after they viewed the materials. The questions were intended to collect feedback on perceptions and opinions of the promotional materials. Data from the questionnaires was analyzed to identify the most common responses.
Market research survey analysis final
Rachel Gibson conducted a survey of 25 people to analyze the market for her new thriller film aimed at parents. Most respondents were between ages 31-40, the target audience. Responses were also evenly split between men and women. While 60% knew little about Scouting and Guiding groups featured in the film, the concepts of pedophilia and kidnapping would still be concerning. Although only 44% said children were scarier than adults, responses showed films featuring children, like Evilenko, were rated the scariest. After analyzing the results, Rachel believes she has a clear understanding of her audience and what scares them to continue developing the film accordingly.
Questionnaire Results
1) The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers aged 15-18 based on a survey of 100 people.
2) The survey results are biased because it only included 15-18 year olds and needs a wider age range for more reliable insights.
3) Red and purple were the most popular colors but will use red and blue instead as they go better together.
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Experiences with Student Integration in Industrial Crowd Innovation ProjectsInternational Society of Service Innovation Professionals
The RWTH Aachen Campus project involves expanding the campus by 800,000 square meters to foster interdisciplinary research clusters between the university and industry. The Center Smart Services is located on campus and involves students in innovation projects for industry partners, providing credits while addressing real problems. Past projects involved developing service strategies for Philips and Lufthansa or applying new technologies at Siemens. Students develop solutions in teams, with the top three winning prizes and internships. The program benefits partners, students, and the university by connecting them for new knowledge and ideas.Questionnaire One
This is the first questionnaire that my partner and I handed out to representatives from our target audience.
Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to gather information from teenagers about their preferences and interests related to horror films. The questionnaire asked about respondents' age, favorite horror films, preferred horror sub-genres, fears, how often they watch horror films, if trailers and posters influence viewing decisions, and what elements make for effective horror trailers. The results will help the document's authors create compelling marketing materials for a slasher film project by highlighting elements shown to appeal to their target demographic.
Media Questionnaire Analysis
The document analyzes responses from a 20-person media questionnaire about psychological thriller films. Key results showed that most respondents preferred 1-2 protagonists, wanted the film to invoke fear and leave them thinking after, and for the film to have a clear resolution. Respondents also preferred a sense of confusion rather than knowing what would happen, and limited or no graphic violence in a psychological thriller. The analysis provided guidance on audience expectations for elements like protagonists, emotions, plot resolution and gore level.
Media Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a media questionnaire about preferences for psychological thriller films. It asked about the respondents' gender, age, preferred number of protagonists, desired emotional impact, preference for resolution, clarity or confusion throughout the film, preferred genres, and tolerance for on-screen violence. The responses helped the filmmakers understand their target audience and what elements to include or avoid in their upcoming psychological thriller film.
Media Questionnaire Analysis
The document analyzes responses from a 20-person media questionnaire about psychological thriller films. Key results showed that most respondents preferred 1-2 protagonists, wanted the film to leave them feeling fearful after viewing, and thought the film should resolve itself by the end with a clear or twist ending. Respondents also expressed a preference for feeling confused rather than knowing what would happen next and not seeing graphic killings or gore in a psychological thriller. The analysis provides guidance on audience expectations to help make the film appealing to its target psychological thriller fans.
Media Questionnaire Analysis
The document analyzes responses from a 20-person media questionnaire about psychological thriller films. Key results showed that most respondents preferred 1-2 protagonists, wanted the film to invoke fear and leave them thinking after, and for the film to have a clear resolution. Respondents also preferred a sense of confusion rather than knowing what would happen, and limited or no graphic violence in a psychological thriller. The analysis provided guidance on audience expectations for elements like protagonists, emotions, plot resolution and gore level.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses evaluating the target audience for a thriller media product. It considers demographics like age and psychographics like personality and interests. A survey showed the target age group is 16-20 year olds. The target audience for the thriller film would be 16-24 year old males, who tend to watch more horror films. It would also target social grades C and below, as lower class people tend to watch more horrors and the film's characters come from this background.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses evaluating the target audience for a thriller media product. It examines demographics like age and psychographics like interests and attitudes. A survey showed the target age group is 16-20 years old. Considering demographics and psychographics, the target audience for the thriller film is 16-24 year old males from lower social classes, as this age group and demographic is most likely to find the film's characters relatable.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses evaluating the target audience for a thriller media product. It considers demographics like age and psychographics like personality and interests. A survey showed the target age group is 16-20 year olds. The target audience for the thriller film would be 16-24 year old males, who tend to watch more horror films. It would also target social grades C and below, as lower class people tend to watch more horrors and the film's characters come from this background.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses evaluating the target audience for a thriller media product. It examines both demographics and psychographics to determine the ideal viewer. Research showed that people aged 16-20 were most interested in a thriller based on a survey. Therefore, the target audience for the thriller discussed would be males aged 16-24, as horror films tend to attract more males. The product would also target social grades C and below since lower class people tend to watch more horrors. Relatability to characters from a similar age and social background factored into defining the target audience.
Initial audience survey BlueSkyStudios
The document analyzes survey responses from participants about their age, gender, and preferred settings for a thriller film. It finds that most participants were aged 16-19, identifying as female, and ranked woods and urban settings as their top two preferences. This means the film can be rated 12A, should have codes that appeal more to females, and could incorporate both woods and urban settings to appeal to the largest audience.
Question 4
The document discusses determining the target audience for an opening film sequence. Two questionnaires were created to understand preferences between males and females for action movies. Questionnaire 1 asked about opinions on action movies and expectations for what might happen. It found that more males found action movies "exciting" than females. Questionnaire 2 asked about favorite parts of action movies to help decide what to include in the opening sequence, such as chase scenes or explosions. Based on the questionnaires and a 12A age rating from the BBFC, the target audience was determined to be 12-18 years old, with the understanding some outside this range may also view it.
Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the creation of a horror media package. Key findings include:
- The target audience is primarily 15-23 years old and enjoys slasher and supernatural films.
- Jumps scares and sound are most important in trailers.
- Film reviews and information about upcoming films would attract magazine purchases.
- Common fears like death and animals will be featured to increase scare factor.
- Trailers and posters are highly influential on viewers' decisions to see films.
Film magazine survey analysis
This document summarizes the results of a survey about film magazines and movie posters. It discusses how the survey responses will influence the design of a magazine for an upcoming crime film. Key points include that the target audience is male, aged 18-34, and interests include crime and comedy genres. Based on the responses, the magazine will have a dark color scheme and feature one of the main characters without revealing secrets or storylines. Cover lines will represent the crime genre and reference other films.
Film Magazine Survey Analysis
This document summarizes the results of a survey about film magazines and movie posters. It discusses how the survey responses will influence the creation of a magazine and poster for an upcoming crime film. Key points include that the target audience is male, between 18-34 years old. Respondents preferred comedy genres but were also interested in crime. Dark color schemes and subtle images that don't reveal secrets will be used. The magazine will be called "View" and feature behind-the-scenes content and cryptic cover lines to engage readers without giving away the plot. Character facial expressions and costumes will represent crime genre conventions while maintaining suspense.
film magazine analysis presentation no 3
This document summarizes the results of a survey about film magazines and movie posters. It discusses how the survey responses will influence the design of a magazine for an upcoming crime film. Key findings include that the target audience is male, aged 18-34, with interests in crime and comedy genres. Based on the responses, the magazine will have a dark color scheme, be named "View", feature actors and teaser lines without revealing secrets, and include conventions like violence cues to represent the crime genre.
Who would be our target audience
The document analyzes survey responses to identify the target audience for a horror film project. Key findings include: most respondents do not consider themselves easily scared; the majority watch horror films regularly; and psychological horror is considered the scariest subgenre. Based on the data, the target audience is identified as experienced young male horror fans, ages 15 to 20, who will appreciate the film's plot-driven psychological horror elements.
Questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire about horror films that will be distributed to 20 people of varying ages to gather feedback on preferences and interests related to the horror genre. The questionnaire asks respondents about their age, preferred film genres, how often they watch horror films, favorite horror sub-genres, movies they saw due to promotional campaigns, what makes effective trailers and posters, and what types of magazine content or elements on posters they find most interesting. The goal is to use the audience research to direct promotional efforts for a horror film in a way that appeals to their wants.
Horror movie survey
The document summarizes the results of a horror movie survey conducted by Nishat Simi Khan & Sharmila Aktar. The survey found that most of the target audience was between 15-18 years old. Psychological and thriller genres were most popular, along with elements of sound/music, darkness, and settings that induce fear. Character preferences also indicated a liking for villains/murderers. Modern horror films based on real-life events were generally preferred over older films.
Screening Feedback
This document summarizes the responses from an audience survey after a screening of a short film. Some key findings include:
- The audience was mixed gender with 19 males and 21 females. Both genders reacted positively.
- The ages of the audience ranged from 19-25 as intended.
- Audience impressions of the film changed as it progressed and became more emotional. The characters developed over time.
- Most of the audience enjoyed the film and would pay £3-8 to watch it. They felt it fit the psychological thriller genre.
- The ending was surprising to most but predictable to some. They correctly identified the target audience as 18-25 year olds.
Pitch Analysis
The document summarizes the key points that were presented in a pitch for a psychological horror film trailer and promotional package. The pitch included details about the film narrative, subgenre, inspirational texts, technical ideas for the trailer and ancillary ideas for the poster and magazine cover. Feedback from peers encouraged further developing the narrative to relate to audiences and improving technical elements to appear more professional.
Ideas For Camera
An extreme close-up shot of the protagonist's eye would suggest to the audience that by watching the film they are looking into her soul and trying to figure out why she is psychologically unstable. An over-the-shoulder shot would allow the audience to see the film from the protagonist's perspective and make them more sympathetic towards her. A high angle close-up shot would be used to portray the protagonist feeling fragile after experiencing extreme trauma by making her appear smaller and weaker.
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Questionnaire One
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Media Questionnaire Analysis
The document analyzes responses from a 20-person media questionnaire about psychological thriller films. Key results showed that most respondents preferred 1-2 protagonists, wanted the film to invoke fear and leave them thinking after, and for the film to have a clear resolution. Respondents also preferred a sense of confusion rather than knowing what would happen, and limited or no graphic violence in a psychological thriller. The analysis provided guidance on audience expectations for elements like protagonists, emotions, plot resolution and gore level.
Media Questionnaire Analysis
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Media Questionnaire Analysis
The document analyzes responses from a 20-person media questionnaire about psychological thriller films. Key results showed that most respondents preferred 1-2 protagonists, wanted the film to leave them feeling fearful after viewing, and thought the film should resolve itself by the end with a clear or twist ending. Respondents also expressed a preference for feeling confused rather than knowing what would happen next and not seeing graphic killings or gore in a psychological thriller. The analysis provides guidance on audience expectations to help make the film appealing to its target psychological thriller fans.
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The document analyzes responses from a 20-person media questionnaire about psychological thriller films. Key results showed that most respondents preferred 1-2 protagonists, wanted the film to invoke fear and leave them thinking after, and for the film to have a clear resolution. Respondents also preferred a sense of confusion rather than knowing what would happen, and limited or no graphic violence in a psychological thriller. The analysis provided guidance on audience expectations for elements like protagonists, emotions, plot resolution and gore level.
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The document discusses evaluating the target audience for a thriller media product. It considers demographics like age and psychographics like personality and interests. A survey showed the target age group is 16-20 year olds. The target audience for the thriller film would be 16-24 year old males, who tend to watch more horror films. It would also target social grades C and below, as lower class people tend to watch more horrors and the film's characters come from this background.
Evaluation question 4
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The document analyzes survey responses from participants about their age, gender, and preferred settings for a thriller film. It finds that most participants were aged 16-19, identifying as female, and ranked woods and urban settings as their top two preferences. This means the film can be rated 12A, should have codes that appeal more to females, and could incorporate both woods and urban settings to appeal to the largest audience.
Question 4
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the creation of a horror media package. Key findings include:
- The target audience is primarily 15-23 years old and enjoys slasher and supernatural films.
- Jumps scares and sound are most important in trailers.
- Film reviews and information about upcoming films would attract magazine purchases.
- Common fears like death and animals will be featured to increase scare factor.
- Trailers and posters are highly influential on viewers' decisions to see films.
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Screening Feedback
This document summarizes the responses from an audience survey after a screening of a short film. Some key findings include:
- The audience was mixed gender with 19 males and 21 females. Both genders reacted positively.
- The ages of the audience ranged from 19-25 as intended.
- Audience impressions of the film changed as it progressed and became more emotional. The characters developed over time.
- Most of the audience enjoyed the film and would pay £3-8 to watch it. They felt it fit the psychological thriller genre.
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Ideas For Camera
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2) Specific conventions are discussed, such as the masthead style distinguishing horror from other magazines and main images depicting characters in costume rather than actors.
3) Additional recurring elements include placement of the film title, use of other films to draw broader interest, and layout of barcodes and feature articles. Analyzing these patterns informs best practices for promoting films through magazine covers.
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1) Most posters feature a close-up shot of the distressed female protagonist to signal her mental instability will be a focus. Cracks in faces also suggest psychological testing.
2) Taglines directly address the audience to make them feel targeted by the antagonist. Phrases imply the audience could be next.
3) Colors like blue and white are used to create ominous, inhospitable atmospheres, while red and black imply more blood and gore.
4) Titles are in all caps near the bottom below main images, drawing viewers in first visually before
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