Above are the results of the questionnaires made to assess the success of our film poster for Vacancy on VioletHill.
From these answers we found that:
The average rating of the poster's effectiveness was approximately 8 out of 10
The average rating of interest levels in the film promoted by the poster was 8.3 out of 10
All of the respondents replied 'Yes' to the question "Did the poster leave a lasting impression on you?"
Like the magazine audience feedback, the feedback was generally positive, probably more so that the magazine. There was still some constructive criticism regarding the poster, for instance the carving on the wall is very hard to read as its feint and partially covered. However, people commented that it looked very professional and that the picture was very powerful, and that the image of a man with an axe was also very effectual.
We asked ten people from our target audience to fill out a questionnaire after watching the final cut of our trailer. We did this so that we could established if we achieved the effect we were looking for after reconsidering our initial plan and adjusting our teaser trailer to work with the suggestions that were given after the presentation of the rough cut. Audience Feedback Final Cut
We made a survey of 5 people and got them to fill out a questionnaire made by Tom Bowman, which included qualitative and quantitative questions to get a mixture of stats and opinions to help us improve our work. Audience Feedback Rough Cut
Audience Feedback Magazine Above are the filled in questionnaires made to assess the success of the magazine front cover featuring our film 'Vacancy on Violethill' on the front.
We found that:
Everyone in this smaller scaled survey rated the magazine front cover's effectiveness as 7 or above.
The Average rating of interest levels in the film which was promoted by the magazine was 8 out of a possible 10.
One a thid of the all the respondents responded 'No' to the question 'Would you buy this edition of this film magazine?' though their reason was that they did not read film magazines in general, not putting them directly in our target audience
In general we received relatively good feedback for our magazine front cover, though the unanimous agreement made was that the expression of the father didn't suit the rest of the image and so brought down its overall quality. The image itself could have possibly had more depth but many people thought that the graphics surrounding it seemed fairly professional. Many agreed that it would appeal to the target audience, but not many people who commented on the magazine were fans of horror films.
We made a questionnaire to be filled out by members of our target audience, asking them about what hey expect to see from a horror film and a horror teaser trailer.
This is my Blog for A2 Media Studies at WGSB. I am working in a 3 member team with Tom Bowman and Joshua Reeves, aiming to create a film teaser trailer.
