I plan to make three different questionnaires on Microsoft Word, one for my poster and magazine that I am creating along side my film trailer and making a questionnaire for my film trailer. The reason that I am making three different questionnaires is because the people that are filling in my questionnaires are the target audience that accompanies my film trailer.
The reason for doing questionnaires is so that I can get an idea of what people like to see on magazine front covers, film posters and in a film trailer. This helps me when I go on to make my own products.
After I have the answers I am then going to put my results into excel to create graphs to go alongside what I have found out from my results from my three questionnaires that I have created.
Film poster questionnaire;
To create my questionnaire I thought about questions to think to ask people in my class which are in the age gap of 17-19 years old. I linked the questions with knowledge that I know about film posters that I have previously seen around. The reason that I gave my questionnaires out to the age range 17-19 and aiming it towards males and females is because this is the audience that I have chosen to aim my film trailer for by asking these people I can link in stuff that I know people like. This is my first questionnaire that I created. I thought of 8 different questions that I thought covered all areas of film posters.
This is the questionnaire that I made for my peer to fill in I printed out 20 questionnaires and got people in my media class to fill them in.
Results from my film poster questionnaire
From my results I have found out that a bigger percent of the people that filled in my questionnaire were females. This is good because most of the people that would want to see my film would be female. I also found out that when people look at a poster the thing that stands out to people is the main image this helped me with my design for my image that I am going to have on the front of my poster going underneath all of the writing and going to use bright colours as I also found out that this is what people like to see from film posters. The genre of my film is going to be romantic comedy and from my questionnaires I found out that most people like to watch comedies but second was people like watching romance. This is good because putting the two genres together could get in a big audience to want to watch my film.
I found out that when I did tick questions most people found the same things interesting but when I left it for the people to fill in the space of the questionnaire and it was more spontaneous to the audience that filled in my questionnaire that there were loads of different answers that people came up with. This showed more of a variety also this helped me a lot as they give me loads of different ideas and it was easier to go with the majority vote. The next time that I do a questionnaire I am going to leave it to more spontaneous questions for people to give answers by themselves instead of giving them ticky boxes as it gets the audiences voice across more to me and helps me create things to go with my film trailer.
Film magazine questionnaire;
To create my film magazine questionnaire I thought about asking different age ranges to fill in my questionnaiers because magazines are normally aimed for all ages. I thought about questions that I think about when I look at a magazine front cover. I also looked at different Magazine covers off the internet.
These are from two of the magazines that I looked at; Empire magazine and Total Film. I based my questions around what I saw on the front covers of the magazines that I looked at and things that stood out to me.
I thought of 8 different questions both tick boxes and written answers to my questionnaire so I could get some ideas for my own magazine front cover when I made it. I handed my questionnaire out to loads of different people and took them home and handed them out to family memebers to ask for their oppinion on what they like about music magazines; These are the questions that I asked on my questionnaire;