Unit 3: Survey results

 1) What is your gender? 

The graph tells about the overall target audience we have to cater towards, meaning we have to have more aspects of the thriller that cater towards men. Men would often be catered towards sports, action, violence, cars and the male gaze. Men can be more interested in violence scenes rather than love scenes as it is more of a woman's topic. This is why in our film we have decided to cater towards men and not women as much, an example would be Taken (2008) the movie has consisted of violence scenes.

2) Do you often enjoy conflict and fight scenes in thriller?

    

This graph refers back to how men like conflict scenes as only a small amount dislike conflict scenes and the rest don't, action thrillers consist of both long, violent and short conflict and fight scenes which caters towards our target audience, the target audience like the idea of conflict rather than love and all. A well known example of this would be the equalizer. the movie has consisted of many fight scenes, both long and short. 

3) Would you enjoy any jokes or funny scenes throughout the thriller? 

The graph above relates to the type of content included in the thriller, as seen the majority of the audience would like thrillers, but mostly short scenes, meaning there would be better quality in a short fight scene rather than a longer scene, which would be dragged out, the target audience would rather prefer short scenes, like again the movie baby driver. 

4) Are you more likely to watch a thriller if there is a female character that plays a big role?

The graph depicts the entire target demographic we must appeal to, implying that more components of the thriller must be geared toward men. Men were frequently catered to in terms of sports, action, violence, vehicles, and the masculine gaze. It implies that the males are uninterested since they are not fit for a thriller. This would make it easier, since it means i don't have to include a female actress. saving time. 

5) Are you interested in guns and weapons? Would you like this in a thriller?

The graph depicts the entire target demographic we must appeal to, implying that more components of the thriller must be geared toward men. Men were frequently catered to in terms of sports, action, violence, vehicles, and the masculine gaze. Men may be more interested in violent scenes than in love sequences since love is more of a female theme. This is why, in our film, we opted to cater to males rather than women; an example would be Taken (2008), which has violent sequences, and weapons. 

6) Would you enjoy any jokes or funny scenes throughout the thriller?

The graph represents the complete target population to which we must appeal, meaning that more aspects of the thriller must be tailored toward men. It shows if the target audience likes the use of comedy scenes. They also do not like long scenes.  This is why we chose to target guys rather than females in our film; an example would be Cold pursuit, which has violent sequences and comedy.  

7) Are you more likely to watch the film if the actors are the same age as you? 

As seen above the graph shows that the target audience do not want a lot of actors of their age, this may be because of acting skills or their preferences. They don't like acts the same age as them, and this can effect the planning of this a lot - different actors may have to be considered. 

8) Would you like a lot of dialogue scenes? 

Dialogue is just as vital in film and video as it is in real life. Even in the early days of silent film, conversation — via dialogue cards and subtitles — was an essential component of storytelling. It has an impact on the youthful target audience since a lot of short and extended discourse should be employed, stating important phrases.

9) Would you rather have an outdoor setting or indoor setting? 

Clearly the chart says it has an effect on the audience, the audience would like a mix of both outdoor and indoor setting. So some shots would be mixed. When it comes to recording high-quality video, lighting is extremely important. It is frequently simple to tell the difference between amateur and professional videos, which is primarily due to the key factor of lighting. If you are just starting out in video production, you should be aware of the difference in lighting outside vs indoors. 

10) Would you prefer non-copyrighted music or own made music?

Non-copyright music is music for which the legal copyright has expired or has been purposefully let to lapse by the musician or rights owner, making it easier to access and saving time, own made being the complete opposite taking time to produce, it makes it harder to mix them both.

https://forms.gle/kCQJd8MES9ctDsaUA - survey