The document discusses feedback from a survey of 50 people on a movie trailer. Most respondents liked the transitions between shots, fade ins and outs that built tension, and audio effects. However, some criticized the repetitive music and poor lighting in some shots that made the actors hard to see. Based on the feedback, the creator re-edited night scenes to still be dark but make the actors more visible.

1. Robbie Dale

2.  The transitions used between shots.
 The fade in and outs used to emphasise fear/terror and the
flashes used to add to the action.
 They liked the audio effects of the car engine rev as it sound
just like fire – I revealed I had used this effect afterwards to
see if they realised it was edited sound.
 Feedback showed they liked the design of my ident and
how I incorporated it into the trailer.
 They also liked the use of Trajan Pro as the main font and
how I had continued to use it across my products.

3.  They disliked the repetitive music in the
background as it did not build up towards a
climax or complement the action scenes.
 The lighting in some of the shots was poor and
therefore meant that the audience could not see
the actors.

4.  44 people (88%) said my trailer was effective
for attracting an audience to see the film.
 47 people (94%) said the lighting detracted
from the trailer and suggested I lighten the
clips slightly to make the shots viewable and
effective.
 I took the criticism to heart and re-edited the
scenes at night to still be dark but make the
actors visible.