Draft Survey

DRAFT SURVEY


A survey about our audiences preferences

What Sub-genre do you prefer with the thriller genre?

We used this question to see what the general trend is with the thriller genre. If we could see what genre is most favorable by the audience, then we could use the best method to relate to the audience.

Would you rather have an detailed storyline with a realistic plot or detailed fight scenes focused on action?

This question was used, so that we could understand in which direction to go when editing. We can also understand what age group this would most likely suit depending on the answers received with the questionnaire. Shaping our storyline will be easier through the use of this question.

What is your favourite film?

Using these question we can see the points at which we can improve our opening scene. We can also see which movies we can use for inspirations or ideas. Trends and irregularities can also be identified which will help us understand the variety of the different attitudes on our genre.


Who is your favourite film actor/actress?

Finding the favourite actor/actress could also be helpful as we can see what type of personalities we can use. Stereotypes/Characters can be used in our opening scene to relate to the audience.

Which director in your opinion creates good thriller movies?

Giving a set of directors which all make thriller based movies help us identify the sub genre we could also use. As we can see what director the audience is more accustomed with.

What do you expect in the opening scene of a thriller?


Asking this question will help us further develop the beginning of our scene. It also gives a sense of how thriller has developed throughout the ages. For example, early thriller movies usually started with murder/death which was a key point for developing the stories. However, as the genre evolved, scenes usually built up from flashbacks and establishing shots.

Is thriller your preferred genre?

We had to ask this question if our audience actually were interested in this type of genre. As we were doing a sub genre of thriller. This really determined if we were going to do a thriller genre type opening sequence.

How old are you?

Even though this was a sensitive question, we allowed it to be more discreet. This was done by making the options an age gap. For example 13-19 or 20-25. This would help us see how old our audience is and how we should approach in making the opening scene.


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