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- The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to the filmmaker's target audience of 16-18 year olds to determine what they prefer at the beginning of a film. - Based on the results, the filmmaker decided to make their film a thriller and include some action scenes to engage the entire audience. They will also get straight to the point of the film to ensure understanding. - Most of the target audience preferred modern settings over period pieces, so the filmmaker will not include any old-time scenes or clips.
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The document summarizes the filmmaker's primary and secondary research for their short film project. Through questionnaires and a focus group, the primary research showed that audiences preferred horror/thriller genres and were receptive to the film being silent once the concept was explained. Secondary research on films like "La Haine" influenced techniques like bookended shots and use of graffiti. The research supported proceeding with the silent film as planned.
Jens Research
The document summarizes the filmmaker's primary and secondary research for their short film project. Through questionnaires and a focus group, the primary research showed that audiences preferred horror/thriller genres and were receptive to the film being silent once the concept was explained. Secondary research on films like "La Haine" influenced techniques like bookended shots and use of graffiti. The research supported proceeding with the silent film as planned.
Target Audience profile
The target audience for this music video is 16-18 year olds. They prefer to see the artist prominently featured on album artwork and in the music video. The video will tell the conceptual story of the song lyrics through scenes filmed on location at a house as well as in a studio. It will feature both a male and female actor to depict the relationship described in the song. The video aims to convey an empowering message about women's strength and independence through portraying the female protagonist as proud rather than hurt after discovering her partner's infidelity.
3) what have you learned from your audience feedback?
Nancy gathered audience feedback throughout the process of creating a poster, magazine, and trailer for her horror film project in various ways:
She conducted a questionnaire that provided feedback on genre preferences and viewing habits. She also used social media like Facebook to get feedback on her magazine poster and final trailer. For the trailer, she screened it for an audience as if it was playing in a theater.
The feedback helped Nancy determine that horror was a good genre choice for her target age range, that she should distribute the film beyond just theaters, and that creating an immersive viewing experience yielded more insightful feedback. Overall, the feedback validated Nancy's creative choices and allowed her to further refine her work.
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The document discusses research conducted through a survey to understand audience preferences for elements of a music video. Key findings include that the audience wants unique artists and prefers videos with both a narrative and artist performance. They also enjoy videos posted on YouTube and concepts involving violence if part of a strong narrative. Based on this research, the creator plans to include a unique artist, both narrative and performance, post to YouTube, and craft a strong narrative around violence in the video.
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This document summarizes the stages of planning, research, and preparation for a student film project with restrictions of being 60 seconds and including the phrase "That wasn't supposed to happen" and a clock or watch. Over several weeks, the student learned key film terminology, analyzed example films for inspiration, developed their own idea to fit the criteria, created storyboards and mood boards, conducted audience research through surveys, and reviewed similar films for technical inspiration. This extensive planning process allowed the student to thoughtfully develop their film concept in line with the goals and audience while preparing the necessary filmmaking skills and knowledge.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses feedback received from a survey about a music video and promotional package. The survey was distributed to 17-25 year olds on social media and received mostly positive feedback. Respondents said the video and products looked professional and had an effective theme running throughout. Some minor issues with lip syncing in the video were pointed out. Most respondents said they would watch the video again and felt nothing was missing from the promotional package. This feedback was helpful for evaluating the project's success in representing the target audience and genre.
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The document provides information for the production of a short thriller film targeted at males aged 18-35. It analyzes films like Enemy of the State and Panic Room to inform techniques used, specifically slow pacing, dark/blue color grading, and CCTV footage. Surveys found the target audience enjoys action/thriller films and streaming services. Within BBFC guidelines, the film is rated 12-12A due to some disturbing scenes. Techniques to practice include bullet hole effects and creating realistic CCTV footage in After Effects by researching online tutorials.
Questionnaire results analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey given to viewers of a film opening created by the author. The majority of respondents were between 16-18 years old and female, which was the targeted demographic. Most viewers had a positive initial reaction and wanted to see more of the film. Over half said they would watch the full film. The majority correctly identified the genre as drama. Most felt sympathy for the main character and understood the basic plot. However, some viewers were unsure if the opening fit the genre's codes and conventions as they were unfamiliar with media studies terminology. Overall the feedback was positive with room for improvement in technical quality.
Target audience research results
The document summarizes the results of two surveys about movie preferences among the target audience for a student's film project. The first survey of 24 people online found that most respondents were female and between ages 17-20, enjoyed watching movies, and preferred horror films. The second survey of 11 classmates also found that most were aged 17-18, enjoyed movies, and preferred horror for its shocking elements. Both surveys indicated that posters and trailers are important for attracting audiences and need to be eye-catching without revealing too much of the plot. Respondents expressed a preference for modern, digital-style posters over older styles.
Charts and analysis of audience research results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the document author's target audience about music video ideas. The questionnaire helped the author understand which ideas appealed most to the audience and better decide what to include in their own music video. Key elements the audience preferred included a narrative, artist performance, the artist being present, and posting the final video on YouTube. The author will aim to incorporate these elements based on the feedback.
Media questionnaire
This document contains questions from a survey to evaluate what audiences want in a short film. The questions gather information on gender, age, genre preferences, important elements, sound, length, characters, expectations, and plot ideas. The responses will help the creator design a short film that effectively targets and appeals to their intended 16-23 year old audience.
evaluation question 3 a2 media coursework
The document discusses feedback received from the audience on a music video and ancillary texts created by the author. Key learnings included incorporating a relatable story and emotional elements. Filters were added to the camera work to make the video more intriguing. For future work, the author realized they should have used older actors and applied the "male gaze" theory more effectively. Feedback also indicated a need for consistency in atmosphere and visual style across all pieces. The author conducted further research and revised their work based on audience feedback to better appeal to their target demographic.
My Audience Feedback
The document is a survey conducted by Connor Hoskin to get audience feedback on a film he created. It contains the respondent's answers to questions about their age, gender, whether the film appealed to its target audience, how enjoyable it was, what parts they liked, what they would change, the effectiveness of the posters, and whether the radio text was effective. Connor analyzes the responses and learns that changing the tempo of the film was a mistake, the use of signs and symbols made it postmodern, and an effective promotional campaign requires hard work.
Audience Questionnaire Analysis
This document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to an audience about their preferences for a music video. The questionnaire covered topics like whether the video should match the mood of the song, use a narrative or visual style, include actors similar to the target audience, appropriate settings and outfits, use of color, day vs night filming, repetition, and more. The analysis found that a visual video shot at night featuring blue/purple colors and changing locations would best suit the "dark" and "strange" electronic song based on audience responses. It confirmed the producer's initial ideas while providing new details to consider for an effective music video that appeals to the target audience.
Audience Questionnaire Analysis
This document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to an audience about their preferences for a music video. The questionnaire covered topics like whether the video should match the mood of the song, use a narrative or visual style, include actors similar to the target audience, appropriate settings and outfits, use of color, day vs night filming, repetition, and more. The analysis found that a visual video shot at night featuring blue/purple colors and changing locations would best suit the "dark" and "strange" electronic song based on audience responses. It confirmed the producer's initial ideas while providing new details to consider for an effective music video that appeals to the target audience.
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- 4. My age group that I am aiming my film at seem to prefer to get to know what the film is about straight away, as I have only 2 minutes to start my film for my AS coursework, I think that it would be a good idea to go straight to the point of the film to ensure the audience have a brief understanding of what my film is about.
- 5. Looking at the results of this question not many people seem to like olden day film and prefer more up to date ones. This has made me come to a decision that I wont include any olden day clips and just include modern scene, This is to make sure the audience what the full course of my start of the film, as if they see bv the first shot that it is set in olden days I believe many will not want to watch more
- 6. I always wanted to add backing music to my start of my film as I believed that it made the film more tense but I wasn’t sure whether my target audience would like this idea. But know that I know that over 75% would prefer this, I am defiantly going to add music over my scenes to again ensure the attention I want.
- 7. I believe my results are like this as my age group I chose get bored very easy and rather impatient, so I believe to prevent these feelings from my audience I will have quite a lot of dialogue, and also this helps and earlier result I had to make sure the start of my film goes straight to the point, as it will be easy to understand with speaking