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A questionnaire asked respondents about their experience with and opinions on short films. It collected demographic information and asked whether the respondent had watched a short film before, what genre they prefer, if they are aware of the market for short films, and how they access short films. It also asked if they would be willing to watch short films on a regular basis.
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