https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/K3DQCKY
Question
1 involved us asking 74 people what style of horror film they would prefer. The
results show us that roughly 46% of people (34 respondents) would prefer to
watch a psychological horror film. The bar chart also shows 32% of people (24
respondents) would prefer to watch a paranormal horror film. The following 16
people voted for either gore or sci-fi, based on these results we are going to
make a opening horror film based on psychological/ paranormal horrors e.g.
ghosts and supernatural with elements of gore e.g. blood.
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2 involved us asking 74 people what setting they would recommend for our film.
The results show us that roughly 53% (39 respondents) would recommend we set
our opening of our film at an underground/ train station. The bar chart also
shows that the following 3 settings listed, a park, a house and iconic London
settings all have similar respondents recommending that location. Based on the
following results we are going to locate our film at an underground or train
station, we believe this will be the most exciting, unique and unpredictable
place.
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3 involved us asking 74 people what props they would want to see in our horror
film. The results show that almost 33% (24 respondents) would want to see drug
usage or reference to drugs. Similar to the question above the 3 other options
were also popular. Based on these results we are most likely to use this idea
as it links nicely with psychological effects drugs can have on our characters
and the different emotions it makes the user feel.
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4 involved us asking 74 people what costumes they would want our characters to
wear. The results show that almost 34% (25 respondents) want to see our
characters being dressed up for a night out. I personally like this idea
because it highlights that the characters had intentions for a good night/ day
but soon could contradict what happens in later events. This links well with
the idea of the props being drink or drugs.
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5 involved us asking 74 people what characters they would enjoy watching in our
opening. The results showed a total of 65% (48 respondents) wanting us to have
a group of teenagers as our main characters. Teenagers are good to use because
they are at a relatable age to our target audience, however older audiences can
still relate to the film from past experiences.
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6 involves us asking 73 people what type of lighting they recommended we used.
The results showed that 47% (34 respondents) choose low key lighting (darkness)
and closely behind 43% (31 respondents) choose night time with torches to
create light. This is a very predictable result as darkness is a typical
convention of the horror genre, however the use of torches will create an
interesting twist along with the fear of the unknown.
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7 involved us asking 73 people what style of camera angles we should use to
create the most effect. Based on the results all being very similar we will
probably use a mixture of the shaky camera to demonstrate uneasiness and normal
angles.
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8 involved us asking 73 people what type of editing we should use. The results
show that 44% (32 respondents) voted for us to use normal editing, this would
be the best to use as it is more realistic and adds to its being more relatable
to viewers compared to slo-mo or fast forward effects.
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9 involved us asking 73 people what type of background music they would
recommend us using. The results show that predominately people voted for the
option of no music (24 respondents). Hence why we will most likely use no music
as once again it is more relatable to the audience. We could use some sort of
slow classical music also just as an additional affect.
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