Tuesday, 24 March 2009

Audience Research





Audience Research

 

 

The aim of this questionnaire is to look for the best suitable genre and storyline that we will develop upon, and later create into a short opening scene of a movie.

 

 

  1. Which genre do you generally watch?

 

Action

Adventure

Comedy

Drama

Historical

Horror

Musicals

Science Fiction

Thriller

War

Westerns

 

  1. For a new film being released would you rather see a thought provoking movie or a simple guns and bullets all out blast?

 

Thought provoking Guns and bullets

 

  1. Would you like to see a film that puts you on the edge of your seat?

 

Yes No

 

  1. Would you like a strong divide between good and evil, hero and villain?

 

Yes No

 

  1. In the film would you like to see a sense of drama and atmosphere?

 

Yes No

 

  1. Would you want to have dialogue in the first 2 minutes?

 

Yes No

 

From the results above I can see that the audience generally prefer a thriller with a clear divide between good and bad or hero and villain with as little speech as possible but at the same time providing an on the edge of your seat tense atmosphere for them to enjoy. The film therefore must have clear characters set in motion Prop’s theory on character types, also have massive scenery and unique but unusual shots to create the atmosphere that puts you near the edge of your seat. Music here will also help to build the tension and create the atmosphere needed, it is generally scene that classical or instrumental music aids in this build up for the viewer at hand and so research is needed.  

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