The document summarizes audience research conducted for a horror film project. 73% of respondents were aged 16-20. Most respondents were male, but there is still a minority female horror audience. Psychological and zombie horrors were the most popular subgenres. The majority of respondents enjoyed gore in horror films. While handheld camerawork was preferred by some, most liked both handheld and other cinematography. Key aspects respondents most liked about horror films were plot, characters, and special effects. Human monsters were found to be more frightening than unrealistic monsters. The most popular horror settings were abandoned environments and houses.
The document summarizes audience research conducted on Surveymonkey.com for a horror film project. It found that 73% of respondents were aged 16-20, males are the primary horror audience but there is a female minority market. Psychological horror and zombies were the most popular subgenres. 73% of respondents enjoyed gore. 58% preferred both handheld and stationary camerawork. The most important film aspects were plot, characters, and special effects. 72% found human monsters most scary. The most popular settings were abandoned environments, houses, and urban areas.
- The document discusses research conducted with a target audience for a horror film aimed at 15-30 year olds. Equal numbers of males and females completed the questionnaire. Most respondents were 16-18 years old.
- The research found that comedy and horror are the most popular film genres. Horror was chosen for the film. Most respondents said they enjoy getting scared in horror movies. Common enjoyable aspects are murders, tense scenes, scary music and ghosts.
- The most popular horror subgenres are supernatural and zombie. As the film planned is supernatural, it should appeal to the target audience.
The document summarizes audience research conducted to inform the production of a horror film trailer. A series of questionnaires asked people about their age, favorite horror genres, preferred settings and characters for horror movies, where horror films are advertised, and where people watch films. The research found that the target audience was 18-30 year olds, psychological horror was most popular, forests were a preferred setting, females were preferred as main characters, the internet was the top location to advertise horror films, and most people watch films at home. The results will help guide decisions about the trailer and potential film's content and marketing.
The document summarizes the results of 18 questionnaires about preferences for a found footage thriller film. Key preferences included an abandoned building as the setting, seeing glimpses of an anonymous killer as scarier than their essence, and divided opinions on watching it in theaters. Common scene expectations were shaky camera, murder, discovery of dead bodies, and screaming. The teaser trailer preference was for small amounts of blood or no gore.
The document summarizes the results of 18 questionnaires about preferences for a found footage thriller film. Key findings include respondents preferring an abandoned building setting over woodland or city, finding glimpses of an anonymous killer scarier than never seeing the killer, and wanting common found footage scenes like shaky camera, murder scenes and dead bodies. The majority also said they would not watch the film in cinemas if they do not like horror films. [END SUMMARY]
73% of respondents were between ages 16-20, which aligns with the target horror movie audience. 88% were male. Psychological horror was the most popular subgenre. 73% liked gore in horror movies. 58% preferred both CCTV and hand-held camerawork. The plot was the most liked horror film feature. 72% found both human and beast-like monsters scary. The favorite setting was abandoned environments.
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) Females aged 11-17 have the greatest interest in thrillers.
2) Thrillers are the second most popular genre behind comedy.
3) Most people see film trailers on TV and in cinemas multiple times a week.
4) Respondents felt trailers were necessary to promote and raise awareness of films.
The document discusses research conducted on the target audience for a horror film trailer project. A survey collected responses from 30 people, mostly teenage girls. Results showed that over 80% of respondents were female, around 50% were 17 or younger, and over 40% enjoyed horror movies "a lot". Common elements seen in horror trailers included torture, ghosts, and serial killers. The document analyzes these results to help inform the type of trailer that will appeal most to the target audience.
The document summarizes audience research conducted on Surveymonkey.com for a horror film project. It found that 73% of respondents were aged 16-20, males are the primary horror audience but there is a female minority market. Psychological horror and zombies were the most popular subgenres. 73% of respondents enjoyed gore. 58% preferred both handheld and stationary camerawork. The most important film aspects were plot, characters, and special effects. 72% found human monsters most scary. The most popular settings were abandoned environments, houses, and urban areas.
- The document discusses research conducted with a target audience for a horror film aimed at 15-30 year olds. Equal numbers of males and females completed the questionnaire. Most respondents were 16-18 years old.
- The research found that comedy and horror are the most popular film genres. Horror was chosen for the film. Most respondents said they enjoy getting scared in horror movies. Common enjoyable aspects are murders, tense scenes, scary music and ghosts.
- The most popular horror subgenres are supernatural and zombie. As the film planned is supernatural, it should appeal to the target audience.
The document summarizes audience research conducted to inform the production of a horror film trailer. A series of questionnaires asked people about their age, favorite horror genres, preferred settings and characters for horror movies, where horror films are advertised, and where people watch films. The research found that the target audience was 18-30 year olds, psychological horror was most popular, forests were a preferred setting, females were preferred as main characters, the internet was the top location to advertise horror films, and most people watch films at home. The results will help guide decisions about the trailer and potential film's content and marketing.
The document summarizes the results of 18 questionnaires about preferences for a found footage thriller film. Key preferences included an abandoned building as the setting, seeing glimpses of an anonymous killer as scarier than their essence, and divided opinions on watching it in theaters. Common scene expectations were shaky camera, murder, discovery of dead bodies, and screaming. The teaser trailer preference was for small amounts of blood or no gore.
The document summarizes the results of 18 questionnaires about preferences for a found footage thriller film. Key findings include respondents preferring an abandoned building setting over woodland or city, finding glimpses of an anonymous killer scarier than never seeing the killer, and wanting common found footage scenes like shaky camera, murder scenes and dead bodies. The majority also said they would not watch the film in cinemas if they do not like horror films. [END SUMMARY]
73% of respondents were between ages 16-20, which aligns with the target horror movie audience. 88% were male. Psychological horror was the most popular subgenre. 73% liked gore in horror movies. 58% preferred both CCTV and hand-held camerawork. The plot was the most liked horror film feature. 72% found both human and beast-like monsters scary. The favorite setting was abandoned environments.
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) Females aged 11-17 have the greatest interest in thrillers.
2) Thrillers are the second most popular genre behind comedy.
3) Most people see film trailers on TV and in cinemas multiple times a week.
4) Respondents felt trailers were necessary to promote and raise awareness of films.
The document discusses research conducted on the target audience for a horror film trailer project. A survey collected responses from 30 people, mostly teenage girls. Results showed that over 80% of respondents were female, around 50% were 17 or younger, and over 40% enjoyed horror movies "a lot". Common elements seen in horror trailers included torture, ghosts, and serial killers. The document analyzes these results to help inform the type of trailer that will appeal most to the target audience.
The document analyzes the results of an audience survey about movie preferences:
- The survey included both male and female respondents ranging in age from 12 to 63 from a variety of social classes.
- Thriller was the most popular genre, and "Twenty First Century" was the most popular time setting. Horror and no sub-genre were the most preferred sub-genres.
- City was the most preferred setting, and good looking male or female protagonists were preferred over average or ugly protagonists. Revenge and kidnapping plots were the most popular.
The document summarizes research conducted on the target audience for a horror film trailer project. A survey of 30 people found that 83% of respondents were female aged 17-20. 41.7% rated themselves as enjoying horror movies "a lot" and identified comedy horror and slasher genres as most popular. Most watch trailers whenever new ones come out. Elements like torture, ghosts and serial killers were commonly expected in horror trailers.
The document summarizes research conducted on the target audience for a horror film trailer project. A survey collected responses from 30 people, mostly teenage girls. It found that over 80% of respondents were female, around 50% were 17 or younger, and over 40% enjoyed horror movies "a lot." Common elements people expect to see in horror trailers include torture, ghosts, gore, and serial killers. Qualitative feedback also provided insight into what draws audiences to watch trailers.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for psychological horror films among 15-25 year olds. Key findings include that the target audience spends £6-10 per month on films, prefers to view trailers on a computer, and likes films featuring close-ups, POV shots, and jumpy cuts. Popular existing horror films cited were The Woman in Black and Paranormal Activity. The audience prefers a modern house setting with intimidating or serious tones.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about horror movies. It asked 21 people questions about preferences related to horror movie genres, conventions, and effective marketing. Key findings included that psychological horror was the most preferred subgenre, viewers enjoying common tropes like the "final girl" and jump scares, and important elements of horror movie trailers being character attachment and jump scares.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a potential social realism film. For the question on whether respondents had heard of social realism, 60% answered yes. For the question on gender of the lead, responses were split 50-50 between male and female. 80% of respondents said they would watch the film based on the summary provided. 71% thought the brief would appeal to an audience aged 15-25. And 80% thought the film summary fit the genre of social realism. Overall, the results indicate strong interest and recognition of key elements of social realism among the target audience.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about horror film preferences. It includes pie charts showing responses to questions about gender, age, number of horror films watched per month, favorite horror subgenres, preferred viewing locations, platforms, main character preferences, preferred content, and enjoyment of exorcism/possession films. The analysis concludes demonic possession would be a good subgenre to focus on as over 50% enjoyed those types of films.
The document summarizes a student film project titled "PsyKo", which is described as a 5-8 minute psychological thriller. The film is about a girl whose loneliness and despair turn to hatred, causing her to unknowingly do harmful things. Students start going missing from her school. The project aims to blend psychological thriller and social realism genres to highlight the dangers of bullying. The target audience is ages 16-45, who tend to enjoy thriller and horror films. With a low budget of £40-45, the film will be distributed online via YouTube to gain exposure and feedback before exploring other distribution options. Filming and editing are scheduled to take approximately a week and a half at rural locations close to the film
The document discusses using Facebook to conduct audience research for a horror movie poster. The author created a 7 question survey and distributed it to 25 people on Facebook. The questions gauged preferences on visual elements for posters like images, colors, fonts and taglines. The responses showed audiences prefer a single main image, black/red colors, less text, seeing the main character, creepy fonts and the tagline "one body two minds." Gathering this feedback ensured the poster will appeal to the target horror film audience.
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for short horror films. Some key findings include:
- 65% of respondents were female and most were aware of what a short film is
- Only 24% said they were fans of short films, while 33% said they were not fans
- 50% liked horror films, with haunted houses and psycho killers being most scary
- Internet and TV were the most popular ways to access short movies
- Paranormal Activity and Insidious were cited as some of the worst horror films
- Most respondents rated their interest in horror films between 5-10 on a scale of 1-10, indicating it is a popular genre
The document analyzes responses to a questionnaire about preferences for short horror films. It finds that most respondents are aware of short films, but not fans of them. While horror is a popular genre, preferences vary - the most popular setting is a haunted house, but the short film will be set in a forest. Most people access short movies online or TV. Common fears in horror films include psycho killers and real-life situations. Bad acting and lack of scariness put people off the most. Ghosts, scary characters and death are common expectations. Ratings for how much people like horror films averaged 7-8 out of 10, showing the genre's popularity.
By analyzing the results of a survey distributed through Survey Monkey, the document's author was able to learn about the needs and interests of their target audience for a horror film project. The most common age range that responded was 16-18, which is helpful as that is the author's age group. The majority of respondents watch horror films once a month, so they are knowledgeable about what makes a successful film in the genre. The top preferences indicated were paranormal as the genre, ghosts/spirits as the antagonist, and houses as the setting. Murders and possession were the most feared aspects.
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The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about horror film preferences that was distributed on Facebook. The majority of respondents were aged 18-25. When asked about horror subgenres, slasher films were the most popular choice. The film Scream was identified as the most appealing of sample titles provided. Respondents indicated that knives would be the most threatening weapon within budget constraints. An abandoned house was selected as the scariest potential location. The survey results reinforced the document author's plans to create a slasher film trailer that references Scream and uses conventions from the genre to appeal to their target 18-25 year old audience.
Lydia Cooke and Rose Bishay propose creating a horror movie poster for their final media production project. They plan to shoot portrait images of a model with a professional camera against a black background, and edit the photos in Photoshop to give them a professional and horrific look. The poster will promote a fictional movie called "Afflicted" and target audiences of males and females aged 15 and older who enjoy bloodthirsty horror movies. Cooke and Bishay believe intriguing images showing possession and using different shots and angles will appeal to and intrigue their target demographic.
1) The author surveyed 50 people about their horror movie preferences, with most respondents being 16-20 years old, which was the target demographic.
2) Nearly all respondents said they enjoyed horror movies. The majority preferred supernatural subgenres and named Paranormal Activity as their favorite film.
3) Most respondents preferred a female lead character and wanted the villain to survive rather than die at the end of the movie.
4) Common horror conventions like darkness, isolation, teenagers, and large houses were incorporated into the trailer based on audience feedback.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences in horror films. Key findings include that the majority of respondents were ages 18-20, were students, enjoyed psychological and supernatural horror genres, preferred male villains who survive, and female heroes who survive. Respondents also showed a preference for trailers that leave them guessing, films that could have sequels, and films set on Halloween. The survey results will help guide marketing and content decisions for an upcoming horror film.
The survey found that most respondents who enjoy horror films were male, between the ages of 15-30, rated their enjoyment of horror films highly, and preferred supernatural, slasher, and zombie genres. Most base their decisions to watch horror films on trailers and are influenced by directors, actors and franchises. Respondents reported being most likely to watch horror films with a family or group of friends.
The survey results of 20 people showed that zombie and slasher films were the most preferred horror subgenres. Most people expect to see blood, jump scares, darkness, and death in horror films. The results also showed that people find out about new horror films through social media and TV rather than actively seeking them out. Additionally, the audience did not have a preference for the gender of the lead role.
Roxy Sega undertook a questionnaire to help determine expectations and preferences for an independent horror film. Most respondents were female, aged 11-20, and watch horror films regularly. Key findings included that knives are seen as the scariest weapon, respondents prefer watching horror films on TV or Netflix, and favored scenes include the opening and encounters with the killer. These findings will help with targeting the film's demographic, developing the synopsis and trailer, and designing the killer character to appeal to the primarily female audience.
Analysis Of Surveys Gathered On The Media IndustryKim Goldspink
The document summarizes the results of a survey about media consumption habits. The survey found that most respondents were between 15-19 years old and aspired to pursue further education. Their favorite film genres were comedy and action. Respondents reported watching films regularly through DVDs and the internet as well as watching TV regularly. Most said thriller films do not need gore to attract audiences and that thrillers need to grab audiences' attention in the opening scene to keep them watching.
The document analyzes the results of an audience survey about movie preferences:
- The survey included both male and female respondents ranging in age from 12 to 63 from a variety of social classes.
- Thriller was the most popular genre, and "Twenty First Century" was the most popular time setting. Horror and no sub-genre were the most preferred sub-genres.
- City was the most preferred setting, and good looking male or female protagonists were preferred over average or ugly protagonists. Revenge and kidnapping plots were the most popular.
The document summarizes research conducted on the target audience for a horror film trailer project. A survey of 30 people found that 83% of respondents were female aged 17-20. 41.7% rated themselves as enjoying horror movies "a lot" and identified comedy horror and slasher genres as most popular. Most watch trailers whenever new ones come out. Elements like torture, ghosts and serial killers were commonly expected in horror trailers.
The document summarizes research conducted on the target audience for a horror film trailer project. A survey collected responses from 30 people, mostly teenage girls. It found that over 80% of respondents were female, around 50% were 17 or younger, and over 40% enjoyed horror movies "a lot." Common elements people expect to see in horror trailers include torture, ghosts, gore, and serial killers. Qualitative feedback also provided insight into what draws audiences to watch trailers.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for psychological horror films among 15-25 year olds. Key findings include that the target audience spends £6-10 per month on films, prefers to view trailers on a computer, and likes films featuring close-ups, POV shots, and jumpy cuts. Popular existing horror films cited were The Woman in Black and Paranormal Activity. The audience prefers a modern house setting with intimidating or serious tones.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about horror movies. It asked 21 people questions about preferences related to horror movie genres, conventions, and effective marketing. Key findings included that psychological horror was the most preferred subgenre, viewers enjoying common tropes like the "final girl" and jump scares, and important elements of horror movie trailers being character attachment and jump scares.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a potential social realism film. For the question on whether respondents had heard of social realism, 60% answered yes. For the question on gender of the lead, responses were split 50-50 between male and female. 80% of respondents said they would watch the film based on the summary provided. 71% thought the brief would appeal to an audience aged 15-25. And 80% thought the film summary fit the genre of social realism. Overall, the results indicate strong interest and recognition of key elements of social realism among the target audience.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about horror film preferences. It includes pie charts showing responses to questions about gender, age, number of horror films watched per month, favorite horror subgenres, preferred viewing locations, platforms, main character preferences, preferred content, and enjoyment of exorcism/possession films. The analysis concludes demonic possession would be a good subgenre to focus on as over 50% enjoyed those types of films.
The document summarizes a student film project titled "PsyKo", which is described as a 5-8 minute psychological thriller. The film is about a girl whose loneliness and despair turn to hatred, causing her to unknowingly do harmful things. Students start going missing from her school. The project aims to blend psychological thriller and social realism genres to highlight the dangers of bullying. The target audience is ages 16-45, who tend to enjoy thriller and horror films. With a low budget of £40-45, the film will be distributed online via YouTube to gain exposure and feedback before exploring other distribution options. Filming and editing are scheduled to take approximately a week and a half at rural locations close to the film
The document discusses using Facebook to conduct audience research for a horror movie poster. The author created a 7 question survey and distributed it to 25 people on Facebook. The questions gauged preferences on visual elements for posters like images, colors, fonts and taglines. The responses showed audiences prefer a single main image, black/red colors, less text, seeing the main character, creepy fonts and the tagline "one body two minds." Gathering this feedback ensured the poster will appeal to the target horror film audience.
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for short horror films. Some key findings include:
- 65% of respondents were female and most were aware of what a short film is
- Only 24% said they were fans of short films, while 33% said they were not fans
- 50% liked horror films, with haunted houses and psycho killers being most scary
- Internet and TV were the most popular ways to access short movies
- Paranormal Activity and Insidious were cited as some of the worst horror films
- Most respondents rated their interest in horror films between 5-10 on a scale of 1-10, indicating it is a popular genre
The document analyzes responses to a questionnaire about preferences for short horror films. It finds that most respondents are aware of short films, but not fans of them. While horror is a popular genre, preferences vary - the most popular setting is a haunted house, but the short film will be set in a forest. Most people access short movies online or TV. Common fears in horror films include psycho killers and real-life situations. Bad acting and lack of scariness put people off the most. Ghosts, scary characters and death are common expectations. Ratings for how much people like horror films averaged 7-8 out of 10, showing the genre's popularity.
By analyzing the results of a survey distributed through Survey Monkey, the document's author was able to learn about the needs and interests of their target audience for a horror film project. The most common age range that responded was 16-18, which is helpful as that is the author's age group. The majority of respondents watch horror films once a month, so they are knowledgeable about what makes a successful film in the genre. The top preferences indicated were paranormal as the genre, ghosts/spirits as the antagonist, and houses as the setting. Murders and possession were the most feared aspects.
The most appreciated codes and conventions in horrorlavers1234
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about horror film preferences that was distributed on Facebook. The majority of respondents were aged 18-25. When asked about horror subgenres, slasher films were the most popular choice. The film Scream was identified as the most appealing of sample titles provided. Respondents indicated that knives would be the most threatening weapon within budget constraints. An abandoned house was selected as the scariest potential location. The survey results reinforced the document author's plans to create a slasher film trailer that references Scream and uses conventions from the genre to appeal to their target 18-25 year old audience.
Lydia Cooke and Rose Bishay propose creating a horror movie poster for their final media production project. They plan to shoot portrait images of a model with a professional camera against a black background, and edit the photos in Photoshop to give them a professional and horrific look. The poster will promote a fictional movie called "Afflicted" and target audiences of males and females aged 15 and older who enjoy bloodthirsty horror movies. Cooke and Bishay believe intriguing images showing possession and using different shots and angles will appeal to and intrigue their target demographic.
1) The author surveyed 50 people about their horror movie preferences, with most respondents being 16-20 years old, which was the target demographic.
2) Nearly all respondents said they enjoyed horror movies. The majority preferred supernatural subgenres and named Paranormal Activity as their favorite film.
3) Most respondents preferred a female lead character and wanted the villain to survive rather than die at the end of the movie.
4) Common horror conventions like darkness, isolation, teenagers, and large houses were incorporated into the trailer based on audience feedback.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences in horror films. Key findings include that the majority of respondents were ages 18-20, were students, enjoyed psychological and supernatural horror genres, preferred male villains who survive, and female heroes who survive. Respondents also showed a preference for trailers that leave them guessing, films that could have sequels, and films set on Halloween. The survey results will help guide marketing and content decisions for an upcoming horror film.
The survey found that most respondents who enjoy horror films were male, between the ages of 15-30, rated their enjoyment of horror films highly, and preferred supernatural, slasher, and zombie genres. Most base their decisions to watch horror films on trailers and are influenced by directors, actors and franchises. Respondents reported being most likely to watch horror films with a family or group of friends.
The survey results of 20 people showed that zombie and slasher films were the most preferred horror subgenres. Most people expect to see blood, jump scares, darkness, and death in horror films. The results also showed that people find out about new horror films through social media and TV rather than actively seeking them out. Additionally, the audience did not have a preference for the gender of the lead role.
Roxy Sega undertook a questionnaire to help determine expectations and preferences for an independent horror film. Most respondents were female, aged 11-20, and watch horror films regularly. Key findings included that knives are seen as the scariest weapon, respondents prefer watching horror films on TV or Netflix, and favored scenes include the opening and encounters with the killer. These findings will help with targeting the film's demographic, developing the synopsis and trailer, and designing the killer character to appeal to the primarily female audience.
Analysis Of Surveys Gathered On The Media IndustryKim Goldspink
The document summarizes the results of a survey about media consumption habits. The survey found that most respondents were between 15-19 years old and aspired to pursue further education. Their favorite film genres were comedy and action. Respondents reported watching films regularly through DVDs and the internet as well as watching TV regularly. Most said thriller films do not need gore to attract audiences and that thrillers need to grab audiences' attention in the opening scene to keep them watching.
2. What is your age?
Out of 33 participants I
Age of Participants
found that 73% were aged 30
between 16-20, and seeing
as my research was 25
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conducted on the website 20
Surveymonkey.com, meanin
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g that only people interested
in horror actually answered 10
the questionnaire, this could 5
show exactly what target 4
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audience horror actually 0
16-20 21-25 26+
attracts.
3. Male or Female?
This question was to investigate the stereotypes
as to whether males or females are the prime
audience for horror. It would appear that mostly
males appreciate horror but there is still a
minority market for female horror fans.
4. What sub-genres of horror do you
prefer?
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5. Do you like gore in a horror
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Yes No
Gore is a major aspect of a horror film, the ‘gore factor’ is
something that travels through word of mouth and creates a lot of
interest for particular films; thus I decided to see if my target
audience actually do enjoy gore and found a high 73% stating that
they did.
6. Do you prefer CCTV or
handheld camerawork
compared to other types?
CCTV/Handheld or other methods
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One of our initial ideas involved using
primarily handheld camera work so
we deemed it important to consider
the target audiences view on it. 58%
of the audience preferred a film with
both.
7. What features of your
favourite horror films do you
most like?
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aspects were deemed most
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focus on making them to suit
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they would want to see. It
0 seemed that plot, characters
Setting Plot Characters Special Effects Other and special effects were rated
most by the audience.
8. Are you scared more by
human monsters or
unrealistic monsters?
Type of Monster
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most fearful which gives insight
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narrative as to what type of monster
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Human Unrealistic Both
to create.
9. What is your favourite
horror setting?
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according to my target
audience so choosing the
right one is crucial in Horror settings
making a successful 14
horror. 39% of the 13
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audience rated
abandoned environments 10
closely followed by
houses and urban areas 8
as their favourite setting.
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House Forest/Woods Graveyards Urban Abandoned Other
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