Primary Research - Research into your audience analyses

After each member in my group (myself, James Thompson and Harry Devonport) completed all their individual questionnaires, we all put all our results on to tables on Excel to clearly demonstrate our findings where we can draw the information from. The free tables below show the information we collected from our questionnaires.

My Results:



From the results I have gathered, It shows I and gathered clear results. I have found that 100% of people wanted and expected a male protagonist, 70% of people expected ominous music in a Thriller opening sequence and 60% of people did enjoy Thriller films. From this evidence and results, We can use these three results when making our opening sequence to make it ideal for the majority of the audience. 

James' Results:

From the results James has gathered, it shows he has gathered precise information. James found that 100% of people expected the protagonist to be male, 70% of people expected a Thriller opening sequence to be set in the evening and 80% of people watch 1-2 films a week, We can use this when making our opening sequence as eye catching and that it will make the audience watch on as much as possible.

Harry's Results:

From the results in the tables above, you can see many different people have different opinions about different questions. Harry found that 70% of people expected the protagonist to be male, 50% of people expected a hriller film the be set at night and that his questionnaire were anwsered by a number of different aged people, therefore we will try to involve am many things we can to draw audience from all different ages to watch our sequence.

As you can see, we as a group have found many different things the audience would want and expect to see in a Thriller opening sequence. Due to this we will try and incorporate as much as we can to attract the audience. We Study the results more carefully and ten further decide on how we are going to use all our findings to make our opening sequence.