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Megan is creating a trailer for her A2 media coursework on a rom-com film and is seeking feedback through a questionnaire to help with producing her trailer, asking respondents about their gender, age, preferences regarding rom-coms, which aspects of rom-coms they prefer, if they like happy endings, common rom-com themes, and how men and women should be portrayed.
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This document contains a survey asking questions about film preferences and how film posters influence viewing decisions. It asks about the respondent's age, preferred film genres, opinions on whether posters should feature main characters or multiple images, and whether posters, actors, or specific elements influence decisions to watch a film, trailer, or go to the theater.
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This document contains a survey with questions about preferences for film posters and how they influence viewing decisions. It asks about the respondent's age, preferred film genres, whether posters should feature main characters or have multiple images, if posters impact their interest and where they see posters most. It also questions if actors, indicative imagery, and specific poster elements like the main image or tagline most draw initial attention and drive people to watch trailers.
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