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The document summarizes feedback from 13 people who evaluated the opening of a film. They generally liked the voice over, editing, music and humor. Suggestions for improvement included speeding up some clips, fixing shaky camerawork, and balancing sound effects versus voices. Most said they would watch the rest of the film and thought it was aimed at teenagers.
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- 2. Questionnaire What emotions did you feel whilst watching my film opening? Tension and intrigue. Interested. Suspense and engaging. What genre of film do you believe it to be? Adventure/ Comedy. Action. Adventure. What did you like the most about my film opening? I like the personal shots. The music was in tone with the film. I think that the script and voice over was in keeping with the rest of the film. Who do you think my target audience would be? Young adults. Teenagers. Teenagers. Would you watch the rest of the film after watching just the opening? Yes. Yes. Yes. Would you watch it at the cinema? Yes. Yes, probably. Yes.
- 3. What age range would you think the film was aimed at? 15 to 25. 16+. 16+ (depending on film content). Did you feel the characters were relatable? Yes. Yes, but not to adults. Yes, very. Could you give one point that would improve my film? Use a more sophisticated font. Alternate the shots and make sure they are more in focus. Make the music slightly quieter so that the voices from the clip are louder. Did the costumes and set feel appropriate for the teen adventure film? Yes. No, should have more outside gear on. Yes, definitely. Reply all