Planning audience feedback
In relation to audience feedback, we wanted to gather responses that are representative in terms of age and gender in order to collect a variety of unbiased opinions. To achieve this, I plan on showing our completed poster and holding a private screening with a number of individuals of different ages and genders. I plan to show the film to two viewers aged between 15-25 (which is our target audience) one will be male and one will be female, two viewers aged 26-40 one male and one female and two more audience members aged 41-70 again one male and one female. After all six viewers have watched the film I hope to ask the following questions and make notes on their responses:
1) What were your expectations for the film? From this I hope to gather of an understanding of how the early indications of the film shaped the audiences expectations and if they were disappointed or pleasantly surprised with the plot twist that defies their expectations.
2) What genre would you associate with this film? By getting to know what type of film the audience thinks it is and how we as the creators, directors and producers think of the film
3) What elements of the film do you think were points of strengths? If the audience can identify what we feel are strengths of the film, then we can be satisfied with our execution of the film.
4) Did you feel there were any weaknesses in our film? This is the our opportunity to gain some advice or feedback for improvement which we can evaluate.
5) Did you find the absence of dialogue refreshing or were you disappointed with its absence?
6) What is your response to the film's poster?
1) What were your expectations for the film? From this I hope to gather of an understanding of how the early indications of the film shaped the audiences expectations and if they were disappointed or pleasantly surprised with the plot twist that defies their expectations.
2) What genre would you associate with this film? By getting to know what type of film the audience thinks it is and how we as the creators, directors and producers think of the film
3) What elements of the film do you think were points of strengths? If the audience can identify what we feel are strengths of the film, then we can be satisfied with our execution of the film.
4) Did you feel there were any weaknesses in our film? This is the our opportunity to gain some advice or feedback for improvement which we can evaluate.
5) Did you find the absence of dialogue refreshing or were you disappointed with its absence?
6) What is your response to the film's poster?
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