Evaluation; Question Four

Evaluation; Question Three

Evaluation; Question Two

Evaluation; Question One

Analysis of Target Audience Responses; Two

Question one:

They all agreed which makes us feel satisfied as we planned the storyboard accordingly to the synopsis.

Question two:

There is either agreement that it is what the audience expected or better mainly due to the music encouraging them to create emotions such as tension. They summarise that the music we believed to be appropriate for our thriller in terms of creating tension and suspense we accurate.

Question three:

Despite the music being effective, the camera shots are what made it believable that the film was a thriller. They mainly agreed that the high angle shots, which made the victim look more vulnerable, and the murderers more powerful and dangerous mainly gave it away. However, the quick and fast paced shots during the running scene also made this more believable, added with the little mystery of not showing the drivers face during the driving scene.

Question four:

Three of the audience agree that the sound effects, the slow drone noise, when Jemini appears is more effective and interesting. It also highlights that the film is indeed a thriller. One also said that with including a song that is relevant to the plot results in it making the film seem more of a thriller. In comparison, one did say the use of the bands songs made the music less effective.

Question five:

Tension and fear mainly occurred during the dramatic and dark drone when Jemini appeared. However, one did suggest that there could of been some intense and mood setting music to improve our short film.

Question six:

Two of the audience agree that our short film hasn't increased their interest into watching short films in the future mainly because they cannot emotionally attach themselves to the characters with the limited time. However, the teenagers, agreed that it has increased their interest simply as they were surprised their can be some suspense and action.

Target Audience Responses; Two

These are our responses from both genders and two age groups regarding questions for our target audience.

Update of Short Film; Thirty Two

Today me and my other team member agreed that to help answer the questions for our evaluation, we would question our target audience again. We have asked our four original audience reviewers again to participate which they agreed. To do this we have shown them our final piece and gave them questions which outline whether or not is it what they originally expected.