Blog Post #13 Target Audience Survey
In order to get an idea of the target audience for my film opening, I created an audience survey on Google forms that specifically asked about preferences in Sci-Fi films. Also, many of my questions pertained to concepts that I was tied between or were about preferences in story telling. For example, in some of my very early planning I was stuck between a retro and futuristic setting for my film, so since I couldn't decide I made one of my questions a choice between whether audiences preferred a futuristic, retro, or present day setting within sci-fi films. Also, even though I'm doing animation, which is a very visual medium, I wanted to know how much audiences cared about storytelling through dialogue so I also included a question on whether viewers preferred a movie tell them verbally what is going on/how the characters feel or whether they want the film to show visually the emotions and meaning of the scene (or whether they have to preference or would rather a mix of both).
I wanted a good mix of people to take my survey since I also included demographic data like age and gender in my questionnaire. So, to get a mix of age I asked my peers at school to take it which covered the younger age range and I also asked teachers and staff in my school which I hoped would balance out the younger participants. However, there were many more kids that took my survey so I asked my mom to post it on her Facebook account (which she said no to - thanks mom), but she agreed to send it to her friends through text which helped even out the demographics a bit more. I ended with 60 people having taken my survey after two days of sending it out and walking around asking people to take it. I was happy with this amount, I was aiming for 50-75 so I met my goal fairly easily.
These were my survey questions








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