For our audience research, we conducted a short questionnaire which will help to determine our target audience. The questionnaire allows for us to see what our audience will be interested in seeing.
The age question helps us to see whether our audience is peers or older/younger. This will help us to distinguish the features in which we will use.
Finding out about how often our audience watches thrillers, will help us understand how many people would be watching our thriller opening. Knowing when the last time a person watched a thriller film will help us gage the amount of viewers that we'd get.
Asking for the opinion on the film allows the audience to express how they feel about the thriller film that they watched, helping us get a better insight as to how the audience feels about the films that they've watched.
Asking the audience what the three most important tropes towards a thriller aims to get them to define what makes a good thriller for us. Then helping us know what to include.
Asking what gender the audience would prefer the protagonist to be helps us to get a better idea of what a typical audience would like to see.
Questioning whether or not a crescendo should be used in the opening to a thriller helps us to know whether a dramatic build up is necessary or not.
The more specific question about location pulls on the audience's ability to judge whether we should film in a therapy room, living room or classroom.
Asking the audience about what the title of our thriller opening will be, allows the audience to have a large input into the final decision.
Finding out about how often our audience watches thrillers, will help us understand how many people would be watching our thriller opening. Knowing when the last time a person watched a thriller film will help us gage the amount of viewers that we'd get.
Asking for the opinion on the film allows the audience to express how they feel about the thriller film that they watched, helping us get a better insight as to how the audience feels about the films that they've watched. Asking the audience what the three most important tropes towards a thriller aims to get them to define what makes a good thriller for us. Then helping us know what to include.
Asking what gender the audience would prefer the protagonist to be helps us to get a better idea of what a typical audience would like to see.
Questioning whether or not a crescendo should be used in the opening to a thriller helps us to know whether a dramatic build up is necessary or not.
The more specific question about location pulls on the audience's ability to judge whether we should film in a therapy room, living room or classroom.
Asking the audience about what the title of our thriller opening will be, allows the audience to have a large input into the final decision.
