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This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about slasher films. It asked questions about favorite films, preferred genres, cover characters, weapons, pricing, settings, and killer characteristics. Key results included Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Friday the 13th being most popular, gore and action preferred, victims favored for magazine covers over killers, axes and machetes seen as most effective weapons, and abandoned houses and masked killers as appealing settings and characteristics. The group discussed using these audience preferences in their upcoming slasher film and magazine.
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Questionnaire Analysis
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about slasher films. It asked questions about favorite films, preferred genres, cover characters, weapons, pricing, settings, and killer characteristics. The most popular films were Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Friday the 13th. Respondents preferred gore and action over other genres. Victims were favored over killers for magazine covers, though the authors plan to feature the killer. Axes were the most popular weapon. An abandoned house was the preferred setting. Masked killers were favored over deformed faces. The document discusses using these results to inform their slasher film project.
Animatic Audience Feedback
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Genre Analysis
The document discusses surveying an audience to determine which sub-genres would work well within an action genre for a film project. A bar graph shows that thriller and mystery sub-genres were most popular amongst both male and female respondents and across different age groups. This information will help the film group choose a sub-genre to develop a storyline and opening sequence for their action-based film given limitations in equipment and technology.
Media studies Q5
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Audience Research
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Analysis of the questionnaire for Thriller Films
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about thrillers. Question 1 found that most people watch thrillers 1-2 times per month. Question 2 found that action and psychological thrillers were the most popular genres. Question 3 determined that psychological thrillers are generally seen as more engaging than shock thrillers. Question 4 revealed that thrillers involving children or vulnerable people are viewed as more exciting than those focusing on strong characters. In conclusion, the analysis showed that thrillers are regularly watched and that action/psychological genres are preferred, while vulnerable characters increase audience engagement.
Audience research – quantitative data
1) The document reports the results of a 10 question online questionnaire completed by 53 individuals aged 15-21 about their preferences regarding slasher films.
2) Most respondents were female between 15-17 years old. The target demographic is focused on females and the intended film rating is 15.
3) Based on responses, the film trailer will include slasher conventions as most preferred the slasher sub-genre. It will also include psychological elements as that sub-genre was also popular.
Questionnaire Results Analysis
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the short film was 18-24 year olds, with most respondents having a university degree. They enjoyed horror films rated 8/10 and watched them weekly or monthly. Tom Hiddleston was the most popular choice to play a psychiatrist in a horror/thriller, and respondents preferred supernatural and psycho killer elements in films. Their favorite trailer was Silence of the Lambs, and most liked thriller and drama subgenres. The results informed decisions about the film's plot, characters, and genres to appeal to the audience.
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Audience Research
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Analysis of the questionnaire for Thriller Films
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about thrillers. Question 1 found that most people watch thrillers 1-2 times per month. Question 2 found that action and psychological thrillers were the most popular genres. Question 3 determined that psychological thrillers are generally seen as more engaging than shock thrillers. Question 4 revealed that thrillers involving children or vulnerable people are viewed as more exciting than those focusing on strong characters. In conclusion, the analysis showed that thrillers are regularly watched and that action/psychological genres are preferred, while vulnerable characters increase audience engagement.
Audience research – quantitative data
1) The document reports the results of a 10 question online questionnaire completed by 53 individuals aged 15-21 about their preferences regarding slasher films.
2) Most respondents were female between 15-17 years old. The target demographic is focused on females and the intended film rating is 15.
3) Based on responses, the film trailer will include slasher conventions as most preferred the slasher sub-genre. It will also include psychological elements as that sub-genre was also popular.
Questionnaire Results Analysis
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the short film was 18-24 year olds, with most respondents having a university degree. They enjoyed horror films rated 8/10 and watched them weekly or monthly. Tom Hiddleston was the most popular choice to play a psychiatrist in a horror/thriller, and respondents preferred supernatural and psycho killer elements in films. Their favorite trailer was Silence of the Lambs, and most liked thriller and drama subgenres. The results informed decisions about the film's plot, characters, and genres to appeal to the audience.
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Trailer Analysis.
The trailer establishes an eerie atmosphere through its dark, foggy establishing shot of an abandoned area. As ominous music plays, the antagonist Freddy Kruger is seen running through the setting, chased by others. Shots show the characters trying to apprehend Kruger as he locks himself in a building. The trailer then introduces Freddy's name and shows him clinging vulnerably to a door before he transforms into a crazed killer as fire is lit. A contrasting nursery rhyme plays over graphic shots. Women are featured as vulnerable targets, and children are shown in innocent costumes before slashes appear. A thrilling montage with screams and knives concludes before revealing the film title against a blood-stained background and finally
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2) The author created a 10 question survey asking about favorite horror genres, effective film techniques, character preferences, and what scares audiences most.
3) The results showed that audiences preferred psychological horror, demonic villains, and found imagery, characters, and atmosphere most important to effective horror films.
Chosen Sub-Genre.
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My Focus Group Presentation
The presentation i presented to my volunteers who took part in my focus group to see what they like about existing pop music magazines.
Contents pageanalysis wlp
The contents page uses bright colors and many images of pop artists to attract readers. The Saturdays are featured posing playfully to look fun and youthful. Shortened nicknames for artists create an informal tone. An editor's cheerful letter addresses readers directly to share gossip. Consistent fonts, colors and branding maintain the magazine's fun identity.
Practise Shots.
The photographer took practice shots of Kayla Kole to determine the best costume and shot type for her magazine spread. By experimenting with different costumes, including a dark skirt that did not suit Kayla Kole's star image, the photographer was able to find that a white top conveyed the delicate yet friendly personality needed to align with the magazine's brand identity and target audience.
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The document analyzes the costumes of members of the pop band The Saturdays. Each member wears a brightly colored top and skirt that reflects their bubbly pop music personality. The specific colors and details of each outfit also represent aspects of that member's individual style and role within the band. For example, Frankie's yellow top and white skirt portray her happy and flirty personality.
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The document discusses potential magazine cover and poster shots for a project featuring an antagonist. For the magazine cover, a medium close-up was chosen against a white background to focus on the antagonist's dark costume and mask and make him appear fearful and masculine. For the poster, a long shot from a low angle was considered to show the antagonist's total dominance in his forest habitat, but the shots were deemed too basic.
Contents Page Analysis of 'We Love Pop'
Another analysis for further convention knowledge and understanding of what makes a great contents page.
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The contents page uses pink and yellow colors with a feminine script font to appeal to its target audience of teenage girls. It features six boxes highlighting different sections, such as fashion and celebrities, with images and competitions. The chatty language and references to popular artists aim to create a sense of friendship between the magazine and its readers. Overall, the contents page aims to attract its target audience through an engaging design that reflects the magazine's fun, gossip-filled brand identity.
'Top Of The Pops' Double Page Spread Analysis.
This double page spread from a music magazine features an exclusive interview with the boy band Union J. The headline "Shake it up" is written in bright, colorful letters to excite readers. Below is a standfirst using fun language and imagery to describe blending the band members together like a milkshake. Quotes from each band member are featured in colored circles corresponding to the headline colors. The large central image of the band links the visual to the text.
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The poster features an image of a gloved hand holding a knife on a dark, red-curtained stage. In 3 sentences:
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Results Of Questionnaire.
- 2. Question 1; What Is Your Favourite Slasher Film? You’re Next = 2 Texas Chainsaw Massacre = 4 Sorority Row = 1 Friday The 13th = 4 Final Destination = 3 Scream = 4 Smiley = 2 From these results, we decided to research more into Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Friday The 13th to have a wider understanding of why these were the most popular. We thought it was due to the amount of fear triggered by the antagonist as they have some of the most gruesome killings due to their dominant frame.
- 3. Question 2; What Kind Of Slashers Do You Like? Gore= 6 Action= 6 Suspense= 5 Thriller= 3 By including lots of gore in our narrative we believe would have a more effective response on our audience. However, we did not want to give too much away in our trailer. We will include lots of action through the use of shot reverse shot scenes of characters running from their killer. Montage scenes will also increase the intensity of the action which our target audience enjoy watching.
- 4. Question 3; Which character would you prefer on the front cover of a Horror Magazine? Victim= 14 Killer= 6 Other= 0 We was surprised by this response as we thought the antagonist would intrigue audience members to buy the magazine. Although the victim had the most favoured response, we will be featuring our killer on our magazine as we believe we can change the audience’s views and make them see magazines can be just as effective including the killer on the cover.
- 5. Question 5; Which Weapon Is Most Effective? Axe= 5 Knife= 2 Machete= 9 Chainsaw= 5 These results were expected from the results, we will be using an axe in our narrative as we believe it will cause brutal and savage deaths. We were further encouraged by the axe receiving five votes.
- 6. Question 6; Would you be willing to pay up to £3 for a film magazine? Yes= 8 No= 12 This answer caused our group to come together and discuss an average price for ou
- 7. Question 7; Which setting do you like to see the most in a slasher? Lake= 4 Forest= 6 High School= 3 Abandoned House= 7
- 8. Question 8: Do you like your killer to have a... Mask = 12 Deformed Face= 8
- 9. Question 9: Which slasher poster is most effective? 7 4 9 0