Tuesday, 8 December 2015

Audience questionnaires

We conducted questionnaires in our local area. The questionnaires were carried out by the whole team.

Survey (1)

AUDIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE:

Based on our pitch, please answer these questions honestly.

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU:

AGE: 18
COUNTY: Surrey
RACE: British
GENDER: Male

Based on our pitch:

·      Which Location do you think would be most suited: Gym, Street, School or a Boxing arena?
Boxing arena

·      Do you think a flashback would be useful to give you an idea of the story's background, Yes or No?
No

·      Describe any improvements you think we could make?
Possibly keep the identity of the boxer completely mysterious

·      Do you think there should be much introduction of characters, Yes or No?
No

·      Should the music building up to the fight sequence be dramatic or calm for the best effect?
Dramatic

·      What costumes would you expect to see/ want to see?
Generic boxing stuff

·      Would camera angles influence your view of characters?
Yes because different angles ensure different effects and therefore would be useful in representing the characters

·      Is an under-dog character more likeable in your opinion?
Yes because it could allow the audience to connect to the character

·      Should the film be fast paced or a calm suspenseful build up to the fight sequence?

Fast – paced in order to build an exciting mood throughout the room

Survey (2)

AUDIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE:

Based on our pitch, please answer these questions honestly.

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU:

AGE: 16
COUNTY: Surrey
RACE: British
GENDER: Male

Based on our pitch:

·      Which Location do you think would be most suited: Gym, Street, School or a Boxing arena?
Boxing arena

·      Do you think a flashback would be useful to give you an idea of the story's background, Yes or No?
No

·      Describe any improvements you think we could make?
Add more of a storyline to it

·      Do you think there should be much introduction of characters, Yes or No?
Yes

·      Should the music building up to the fight sequence be dramatic or calm for the best effect?
Calm

·      What costumes would you expect to see/ want to see?
Boxing shorts, shoes and professional boxing gloves

·      Would camera angles influence your view of characters?
Potentially yes because it incorporates different aspects to the film and engages the audience more

·      Is an under-dog character more likeable in your opinion?
It is not necessary

·      Should the film be fast paced or a calm suspenseful build up to the fight sequence?
Calm suspenseful build – up because it indulges the audiences

Survey (3)

AUDIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE:

Based on our pitch, please answer these questions honestly.

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU:

AGE: 18
COUNTY: Surrey
RACE: British
GENDER: Male

Based on our pitch:

·      Which Location do you think would be most suited: Gym, Street, School or a Boxing arena?
Boxing arena

·      Do you think a flashback would be useful to give you an idea of the story's background, Yes or No?
Yes

·      Describe any improvements you think we could make?
More dialogue

·      Do you think there should be much introduction of characters, Yes or No?
Yes

·      Should the music building up to the fight sequence be dramatic or calm for the best effect?
Calm

·      What costumes would you expect to see/ want to see?
Possibly a boxing robe

·      Would camera angles influence your view of characters?
Not really

·      Is an under-dog character more likeable in your opinion?
Yes because it brings an element of courage  

·      Should the film be fast paced or a calm suspenseful build up to the fight sequence?
A calm suspenseful build – up, captures the audiences attention 

Survey (4)

AUDIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE:

Based on our pitch, please answer these questions honestly.

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU:

AGE: 22
COUNTY: Surrey
RACE: Scottish
GENDER: Male

Based on our pitch:

·      Which Location do you think would be most suited: Gym, Street, School or a Boxing arena?
Boxing arena

·      Do you think a flashback would be useful to give you an idea of the story's background, Yes or No?
No

·      Describe any improvements you think we could make?
More boxing footage

·      Do you think there should be much introduction of characters, Yes or No?
No

·      Should the music building up to the fight sequence be dramatic or calm for the best effect?
Dramatic

·      What costumes would you expect to see/ want to see?
Just the normal boxing equipment

·      Would camera angles influence your view of characters?
I think yes because it offers a different dynamic of the characters, accordingly represents the characters in a different way

·      Is an under-dog character more likeable in your opinion?
Maybe because, who doesn’t like an under-dog?

·      Should the film be fast paced or a calm suspenseful build up to the fight sequence?
Fast – paced so that it grabs the audiences attention

Survey (5)

AUDIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE:

Based on our pitch, please answer these questions honestly.

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU:

AGE: 17
COUNTY: Surrey
RACE: British
GENDER: Female

Based on our pitch:

·      Which Location do you think would be most suited: Gym, Street, School or a Boxing arena?
Boxing arena

·      Do you think a flashback would be useful to give you an idea of the story's background, Yes or No?
No

·      Describe any improvements you think we could make?
No, I think it sounds good

·      Do you think there should be much introduction of characters, Yes or No?
No

·      Should the music building up to the fight sequence be dramatic or calm for the best effect?
Dramatic

·      What costumes would you expect to see/ want to see?
Probably little details like gum shields and stuff

·      Would camera angles influence your view of characters?
Definitely because it engages the audience more I think

·      Is an under-dog character more likeable in your opinion?
I don’t think so, people are equal and have every chance at succeeding

·      Should the film be fast paced or a calm suspenseful build up to the fight sequence?
Fast – paced I think because it really excites the people watching

Survey (6)

AUDIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE:

Based on our pitch, please answer these questions honestly.

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU:

AGE: 15
COUNTY: Surrey
RACE: British
GENDER: Male

Based on our pitch:

·      Which Location do you think would be most suited: Gym, Street, School or a Boxing arena?
Boxing arena

·      Do you think a flashback would be useful to give you an idea of the story's background, Yes or No?
Yes

·      Describe any improvements you think we could make?
Have a flashback maybe

·      Do you think there should be much introduction of characters, Yes or No?
Yes

·      Should the music building up to the fight sequence be dramatic or calm for the best effect?
Dramatic

·      What costumes would you expect to see/ want to see?
Contrasting colours to emphasize competition and differences between the boxers

·      Would camera angles influence your view of characters?
I don’t think so

·      Is an under-dog character more likeable in your opinion?
Yes because we always feel empathetic towards people who are perceived as less able

·      Should the film be fast paced or a calm suspenseful build up to the fight sequence?
Fast – paced

Survey (7)

AUDIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE:

Based on our pitch, please answer these questions honestly.

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU:

AGE: 16
COUNTY: Surrey
RACE: British
GENDER: Female

Based on our pitch:

·      Which Location do you think would be most suited: Gym, Street, School or a Boxing arena?
Gym

·      Do you think a flashback would be useful to give you an idea of the story's background, Yes or No?
No

·      Describe any improvements you think we could make?
Introduce a crowd to watch the match

·      Do you think there should be much introduction of characters, Yes or No?
No

·      Should the music building up to the fight sequence be dramatic or calm for the best effect?
Dramatic

·      What costumes would you expect to see/ want to see?
Professional boxing clothes

·      Would camera angles influence your view of characters?
No not really because my perception on characters isn’t influenced by the camera angles

·      Is an under-dog character more likeable in your opinion?
Possibly

·      Should the film be fast paced or a calm suspenseful build up to the fight sequence?
Fast – paced because it can build the atmosphere in the room for the audience

Survey (8)

AUDIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE:

Based on our pitch, please answer these questions honestly.

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU:

AGE: 23
COUNTY: Surrey
RACE: British
GENDER: Male

Based on our pitch:

·      Which Location do you think would be most suited: Gym, Street, School or a Boxing arena?
Boxing arena

·      Do you think a flashback would be useful to give you an idea of the story's background, Yes or No?
Yes

·      Describe any improvements you think we could make?
Bigger build up

·      Do you think there should be much introduction of characters, Yes or No?
No

·      Should the music building up to the fight sequence be dramatic or calm for the best effect?
Dramatic

·      What costumes would you expect to see/ want to see?
Boxing equipment

·      Would camera angles influence your view of characters?
Yeah I think so

·      Is an under-dog character more likeable in your opinion?
Yeah because an under-dog brings another element to the film

·      Should the film be fast paced or a calm suspenseful build up to the fight sequence?
A calm suspenseful build up would suit

Using specialised equipment

Using the specialised equipment:

Laster light, disburses the light around the room – improve lighting in general throughout the mis-en-scene and especially on characters and props.


Tracking enhanced shots – improves connection with the film and enables us to perform amazing camera work with our ‘Silhouette’.


Sandbag – allows us to establish extremely low shots in order to connote dominance of the boxer (which is the effect we needed as a group).

Boom mike – improved sound of the heavy breathing during the fight allows the audience to feel and establish a connection with the characters but also builds a certain type of suspense ‘atmos’ around the room and around the audience. This really engages the demographic.

‘2K Blonde lights’ x2 – intense lighting, improved effect.

Dolly – receive a smooth and stabilised shot when tracking.

Different lenses – Set of Prime, Zoom and Wide lenses in order to gain the perfect shot suited to the perfect idea.

Using the equipment:

Camera – High definition ‘clear – cut’ quality frames as sharp as knife blades, really empowers over you and provides an active audience an element of edge.

Tripod – Still shot, looks clean and sharp.

Strap - for hand held shots in order to gain an improved POV shot from the boxing fight.


Sound booth operation

Sound booth operation:

This is the sound booth operation whereby we use professional equipment.