Sunday, 8 May 2011

Questionaire Feedback

We questioned ten people on our opening sequcnce and these are the results...
 
Our first question asked if the location was appropriate, seven people said yes however the other three said they were not sure because sometimes it did and other times not, no more imformation was given. 
 
Our next question asked if they thought that the light used was a good effect and nine out of ten said yes which we were very happy about and agreed that it was well suited to a thriller

Three out of the ten people said that they didnt feel costumes were used to an advantage and there wasnt really any costumes used, Although the other seven agreed that they were suitable as everyday clothes during the thriller.
 
We also asked if they thought our opening sequence worked well without diaglogue and seven out of ten said yes and the others said we needed more explanation of what was going on because confusin occured in some parts.
 
Comments such as "amazing!" "good" and "edited well" were given when we asked if our editing was good and appropriate for a thriller and ten out of ten agreed this.
Eight out of ten people said that they would watch our film after watching this opening sequence although the others said they were not sure and it didnt really "look like a thriller".
 
Nine out of ten people said they could tell it was definately an opening to a thriller.

They thought our thriller would be aimed at 15+.
 
Our last question asked if we could improve on anything and what could be changed 6 out of ten people said it was quite confusing and hard to understand however the other four said there was nothing to improve on and even got "epic" as a comment.

Eight Group Meeting

Members Present: Rebecca and Kim

Todays Agenda: Give out questionnaires and recieve feedback

Seventh Group Meeting

Members Present: Emily and Kim

Agendas to be discussed: Finish editing the film and add the music to our film.

Action to be taken this lesson: Catch up and research for our blogs as one member is absent.

Action to be taken outside of lesson: Catch up with blog posts.

Certificate Rating

I think that are film could be suitable for  most people, we believe it could have a 12A rating as their isn't anything very graphic but would not interest a younger audience who would watch PG films.

Sixth Group Metting

We have filmed some of our film now and are beginning to edit it. Next lesson we all will continue to edit and try and film more to finish our thriller opening.

Questionares

Before making our thriller and coming up with our own ideas we thought it would be useful to send out a questionnaire, which would then help us to decide what would be the most popular and what people like to see within a thriller film. We questioned 10 people at random, 4 males and 6 females.

Nine out of the ten people that we asked said that they liked thrillers and only the one that said they didnt enjoy them, suspense was a huge factor of why people are interested and what they think would make a good film. One person however disagreed and said they are to confusing.

The second questions we asked was what was the first word they thought of when they hear the word 'Thiller' the response was mainly suspence, crime, action and surprise.

We then asked what would a typcial character in a thiller look like and the majority said sinister and has dark clothing, to create a more creepy look.

The fourth questioned we asked was if they liked a storyline with a mystery behind, all of the answers came back as yes and therefore suspence is a huge factor of making a thriller film good and watchable.

For the fifth question we asked what they thought the lighting should look like in a thiller and they all came back saying "dark".

We then asked what thillers they have seen that they have enjoyed or a recent one they liked and they answers we got were quite mixed. Black Sawn, Orphan, Taken, Physco, Phoneboot.

For the seventh it was whether they were female or male and we questioned more females than men.

Our eighth questioned asked if they thought rapid cuts are a good idea to show action in a scene and eight of the ten said yes because it creates tension and suspense but on the other hand the other two people said it can cause confusion.

Question 10 told us that ten out of ten of the people we asked like a twist in the storyline.

In conclusion the majority of people enhoy the suspense and tension that accompanies a good thriller film, aswell as the twists and mysterys along the way. I think our group will try to take on board what we have found out in our questionnaire.