We received the following results from our questionnaire, which were very positive, which gave us confidence about our film, and better understanding of what was best about our film, and what we needed to change.
We started off by finding out who our audience were, by asking a question on their demographics.
Are you male or female?
The following two questions we asked about the film's soundtrack and characters, and received positive results about them meaning our target audience enjoyed them.
Do you think the soundtrack anchors the visuals well?
Do you think the characters exposition was correct?
Our weakest part of our film we discovered from our research was the costume, with many people who did not think the costume was appropriate for our film, this was rather discouraging, however it was too late to make any major changes such as the costume, so we resorted to some editing, to try and use as many CUs and MS on the characters as possible, and show less of the costume off to the audience.
Do you think the use of costume was effective?
People agreed with our choice of location for the film, and thought it was suitable for our genre of film. The two people who disagreed with the location used, believed we should an abandoned house or an old fashioned castle, to fit the vampire sub-genre, but these people were in a minority.
Do you think a different location should have been used, and if yes, where?
The narrative was easy to understand, and no one did not understand what was going on.
How easy is it to understand the narrative?
In conclusion our results were positive and the audience seemed to enjoy the parody idea we used for the vampire horror genre. They understood what was going on the during the film, and thought the conventions of the film were well done, and used effectively.
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