Survey Results 
AUDIENCE RESEARCH
Age 
 Most of the people that have said that they watch horror movies 
are within the 17 – 18 slot, making them a key target audience. 
Taking this into account means that I will have to cater to the needs of 
the target audience and try to keep them interested with the trailer by 
using things that the audience enjoys like fire and jump scares.
Gender 
Although the survey says that mainly females watched horror movies, I 
found out this is inaccurate as most of the males that I sent the survey 
to did not complete or do the survey. Through my own research I 
found out that males enjoy the genre more for the adrenaline factor of 
being scared.
Conventions 
From the survey I found out that people find mostly jump scares, death 
and an easy to follow story line most conventional. This means that to 
be successful the trailer and movie must have an easy storyline to 
follow and also have frequent but well spaced out jump scares so that 
they are still effective but not to frequent to become predictive.

Survey results

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    Age  Mostof the people that have said that they watch horror movies are within the 17 – 18 slot, making them a key target audience. Taking this into account means that I will have to cater to the needs of the target audience and try to keep them interested with the trailer by using things that the audience enjoys like fire and jump scares.
  • 3.
    Gender Although thesurvey says that mainly females watched horror movies, I found out this is inaccurate as most of the males that I sent the survey to did not complete or do the survey. Through my own research I found out that males enjoy the genre more for the adrenaline factor of being scared.
  • 4.
    Conventions From thesurvey I found out that people find mostly jump scares, death and an easy to follow story line most conventional. This means that to be successful the trailer and movie must have an easy storyline to follow and also have frequent but well spaced out jump scares so that they are still effective but not to frequent to become predictive.