Film Survey

Film Survey and Results
1. What type of film genre interests you?

5x Comedy, 5x Action, 3x feel good, 2x Romance, 5x Thriller

2. What do you look for in a feel good film?



Music 6 Dance 3 Love 6 Happy ending 5


3.

Would you prefer an honest, believable film or a fairy tale fictional film?
Believable 5 Fairy tale 15

4. Does the choice of characters influence whether or not you are likely to view the film?


Yes 10 No 10

5.


What age group would you say that a dance film would be most appealing to?
6 Young children 6 Teenagers 14 older audience



6. Do you think that a dance movie is inspirational?
Yes No

7. What would you like to feature in this film?
Crimex5, large sum of cashx3, romancex4, musicx2 depravity x3 dance x2
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8. Do you believe a dance movie to be fashionable?


Yes 8 No 12
9.

Does a loving story line make the movie more appealing?
Yes 6 No 14

How many times a month do you watch a film?
Less than oncex2 Once x5 twicex4 three times x2 four times x2 more than 4 x1..........................................................................

Our Results
Firstly we conducted a survey to identify trends in our target audience. Therefore we asked twenty Six form students to complete our survey. After analysing our results we found many useful ideas to include in our film. We have decided to incorporate as many of the points our target audience have made into our film. Music and dance was perceived to be a popular part of a good feel good film, so we have decided that it would be a good addition to our film. Though, we did not want to produce the stereotyped over dramatic unrealistic fairytale like film. Our survey shows our audience prefers a believable film. We plan to meet these criteria with a story line based around the contrast in two backgrounds and societies and the effects once they are drawn together. The film needs to be gritty showing contrasting depravity and developing the characters in order for the audience to empathise and build a relationship with them. Some romantic spark would also work well although; we want to avoid creating a romantic ‘lovey dovey’ film. After conducting our research we found how the majority of people that prefer a dance related film were teenagers, this is somewhat of an advantage to us, seeing as our film is aimed at a sixth form audience. Many stated that a dance film is both fashionable and inspirational and also how a hint of romance can often make a dance film much more appealing. Therefore, we have decided to produce a gritty dance based film with an element of romance to make it a little more inspirational, we also plan to use music to really create a feel good film when two people of contrasting backgrounds meet.
Harry and Anna