Response to the showing of our film opening

Last week Grace and I had the opportunity to show our film opening to a group of people (37) who were 15 and above. The showing was very successful and gave us avaluable response and what to improve on. They also insured us that our film opening was of good quality. We had everyone fill out a survey aftet they had watched our film opening. Here are the questions we asked on our survey: 

  • Do you think the sound is effective?
  • Is there anything you would add?
  • Do you understand what is happening in the film opening?
  • Does it make you want to watch more of the film?
  • Is there any way we can improve it?
  • What would you rate the film out of 10?

These were the results and as you can see from the pie charts they were a very mixed set of results:





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