Survay results for pitch
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The survey responses indicate that the horror movie idea presented would be effective and appealing to audiences. Most respondents felt the storyline and antagonist concepts would work well together to create an engaging product. Some suggested minor improvements could be made to the presentation, such as including more images, but most aspects of the idea including the setting and details provided were successful. Overall, the pitch introduced the movie fully and made it seem like it would be a successful and enjoyable film.
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The document analyzes survey results from audience feedback on a movie trailer. It discusses responses to various questions about the trailer. The survey found that 90% of respondents were in the target age range, indicating the trailer appealed to its intended demographic. All respondents correctly identified the trailer genre as thriller, showing the research into genre conventions was effective. Most respondents said the trailer made them want to see the full movie. Feedback praised elements like shot variety and soundtrack but noted some shots were too long and lighting could be lower key. Respondents identified conventional elements like shot types and soundtrack. The average rating of how conventional the trailer was to the thriller genre was 8.3 out of 10. Suggestions to improve included shortening length,
Media a2 evaluation
The document provides feedback from test audiences on a movie trailer. It summarizes:
1) The test audiences found the trailer to be effective overall, particularly praising the clear storyline, effective use of sound and nursery rhymes, and portrayal of the antagonist.
2) Areas for improvement included using a greater variety of shots, changing the font used for captions, and lengthening the trailer by adding more shots.
3) Most audiences felt the combination of the trailer and movie title was effective at promoting the film, though could be strengthened further with a slogan or consistent branding.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses feedback received from audience members about a short film. The filmmaker asked people questions through Facebook about the narrative, plot, effects, transitions, best/worst parts, and ratings. Based on the feedback, the filmmaker learned that the narrative was easy to follow but could have been helped by sound. The plot kept some interested but others wanted more to happen sooner. Effects in the dream scene were recognized but could have been stronger. Transitions generally worked except for one. The stalker scenes and ending were the best parts while applying mascara was the worst. Ratings ranged from 6-7 mostly. Changes suggested included improving the dream effects, shortening the mascara scene, and adding the stalker
My Audience Feedback
The document analyzes audience feedback from a survey about a film. Key findings include:
- The target audience was reached, as most respondents were young females as intended. However, it's still unclear if the right age group was reached.
- The beginning of the film was more enjoyable than the end, suggesting a mistake in changing the tempo.
- Respondents would change making the ending clearer.
- The posters need more work to be fully effective at promoting the film.
- The radio text was an effective promotional tool as it made people curious about the film.
- The filmmaker learned not to change a film's tempo if the beginning is good, and that the film
Evaluation question 3
I have learned several things from audience feedback on my short film:
1) The narrative was generally easy to follow but could have been helped by a soundtrack during the dream sequence.
2) The plot kept most viewers interested but some felt it could have moved to the stalking scenes quicker.
3) Most recognized the dream effect but some felt it could have been more effective.
4) The transitions mostly worked well though a few had issues with the first one.
5) Viewers preferred the climax when the stalker attacks with a knife. The repetitive mascara application scenes were considered the worst part.
Evaluation question 3
I have learned several things from audience feedback on my short film. People found the narrative easy to follow overall but some felt it needed a soundtrack to build more tension. The plot kept most interested but they expected more to happen. While many recognized the dream effects, some felt it could have been more noticeable. Transitions worked well except for one jump between scenes. Viewers most liked when the stalker appeared and found the repetitive mascara application the worst part. Ratings averaged 6-7 out of 10. Suggested changes included shortening the mascara scene and adding the stalker earlier. Most said they wouldn't purchase the short film but may watch again. Going forward, I will improve the dream effects and
6. evaluation sf 2017
This document provides an evaluation of the student's short film production project. Some key points:
- The student's secondary research on their target audience was a strength, but their primary research through surveys could have been improved with more responses.
- Their story development was strong but the shot list lacked detail.
- Time management could have been improved, particularly for written documents like risk assessments.
- Comparing their film to an example, they note differences in shot styles and use of audio/sound effects that could be improved.
- Peer feedback suggested smoother transitions between shots and adding more sound effects could strengthen the film.
Question 3
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on various film marketing materials created by the student. For a poster, audiences suggested making the title and billing block smaller. A magazine cover was confusing because the main character was holding a mask; audiences preferred a larger image with fewer article teasers. A trailer effectively conveyed the psychological thriller genre and key scenes; audiences understood the narrative and said they would see the film. Overall, the document concludes the audience feedback was valuable for improving the marketing materials and ensuring they appealed to target viewers.
Question 3
The student learned several things from audience feedback on their film poster, magazine cover, and film trailer. For the poster, they learned unusual central images that are eye-catching and mysterious work best. The feedback also suggested including the names of main actors. For the magazine cover, an unusual central image of the main character from behind created mystery. However, smaller text could stand out more. The trailer worked best with a variety of shots edited together to create intrigue, and action shots were well-received. However, the music could build more dramatically and dialogue would help explain the story. Overall, the student learned techniques that engaged audiences and areas that could be improved for greater impact.
Question 3
The student learned several things from audience feedback on their film poster, magazine cover, and film trailer. For the poster, they learned unusual central images that are eye-catching and mysterious work well. The feedback also said the colors were effective and suggested including actor names. For the magazine, placing the main character with their back to viewers created mystery. Small text needed better contrast. The trailer worked well with varied shots and color/lighting contrasts, and action shots were enjoyed. However, the music could build more dramatically and dialogue would aid understanding. Overall, the feedback showed what elements to continue using and how to improve impact.
Evaluation 3
The document discusses feedback received on a student film project. It includes:
- Positive comments praised the film's editing, soundtrack, and psychological element. This feedback helped improve the film.
- Early drafts received negative comments that the plot was unclear without narrative or sound effects. Adding these elements addressed this issue.
- Future projects would benefit from filming scenes from multiple angles to enhance the film.
- Both positive and negative comments were valuable for improving the film through the editing process. The students' own opinions as the creators mattered most.
Media - audience feedback
The document provides feedback from audience members on a promotions package including a movie poster, trailer, and website. Key points:
- The audience unanimously agreed that the poster, trailer, and website were clearly linked and complimented each other well.
- Positives included the use of props, characters, and storyline across all pieces. Some specific design aspects like fonts and layouts were also praised.
- Minor issues with the poster included a stretched image and lighting. For the website, a profile could be improved and one image was cut off.
- Overall, the promotions package was deemed a success as it convinced the entire audience to see the film.
Production concepts summary
The document summarizes survey results from the filmmaker's target audience about two potential storylines for a horror film. For storyline one, which involved an old house setting and mixed-aged characters, the feedback was that it was conventional for the genre and appealing. Storyline two, about characters stranded in an isolated setting, was also found conventional, though not all survey respondents said they would want to watch it. Based on the feedback, the filmmaker determined that storyline one was more conventional and appealing than two, but ultimately neither was chosen for the final film.
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Question 3 what have you learnt from your audience feedback?
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Summary of survay trailer
Most respondents liked the shots featuring the antagonist and felt they were effective and fit the horror genre well. Some elements that worked well included the black and white editing, nursery rhymes, and props like the axe. However, the music at the beginning needed changing to sound less amusing and more like a horror movie. Some parts also needed darker lighting. Less footage of characters being happy and more of the antagonist was recommended to make the trailer more effective. Certain shots and some of the acting also required improvement to increase the realism and effectiveness of the trailer.
Survay results
The survey results showed that the target audience for the horror movie trailer is 17-19 year old students, who are roughly evenly split between male and female. They prefer slasher-themed horror movies with elements of blood/gore and scary, unique antagonists. An effective trailer should give a sense of the storyline without revealing too much, include some scary or jump-scare moments, and show the antagonist occasionally to build intrigue.
Survay results for pitch
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Survay summary 2
Most respondents liked the shots featuring the antagonist and felt they were effective and related well to the horror genre. Some aspects that worked well included the shots in black and white, nursery rhymes, and props like the axe. However, the survey identified several areas for improvement, including changing the opening music, using darker lighting, reducing happy group shots, improving acting, refining out-of-focus shots, adding more low-angle shots of the antagonist, changing the opening sequence, and focusing more on the antagonist overall to make the trailer more effective and conventional as a horror movie.
Evaluation media a2
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Mag cover draft 2
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Draft poster
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Task 1 hw
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Analysis of the sinister trailer
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Survay results for pitch
- 2. Most people said that the story will be effective. It will meet many conventional requirements for a horror/slasher movie. The ideas for the antagonist have also been successful. The storyline with the antagonist will work well with each other to create and effective product. My results also show that people thought the idea of the setting was successful too. Some of the people that done my survey didn't answer this question which is positive as they didn’t have anything negative to say about it. The presentation could be improved but apart from that the product itself is successful.
- 3. Everyone said that this movie would appeal to them. Someone didn’t answer this because they didn’t see the need for any improvements. But most said the presentation could have done with some more work such as more images to get a better visual analysis of the movie. Most people enjoyed my pitch. Most said that the movie would be successful and the detail for different aspects such as institutions and synergy have been explain fully to create an effective overview of what the movie will be. They said the movie has been introduced fully and effectively. The movie comes across very appealing from this pitch. The detail fills in the requirements of my audience.