Thursday, 29 November 2012
Price list
Material approx. £2 per mitre (need about 4 metres) works
out £8
Suit max £10
Hat £4/5
Cane *free*
Fake blood *varies*
Fake knife £2
Total approx. = £30
Scott: suit
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maximum £10
Adam: materials
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Approx. £3
Aimee: Materials
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Approx. £3
Tania: fake blood
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approx. £2
I have worked out a simple price list of the objects we need and their maximum prices
Sunday, 4 November 2012
Questionnaire results
Recently we created a questionnaire to find out different peoples views on films and film openings in particular. the questionnaire was anonymous and these were our results:
What Age Group do you fall in?
The majority of people we asked where aged 41+ with a result of 19. 16-20 got a result of 3, 26-30 we only had 1 person and 31-40 got a result of 9. 22 of the people we asked where female and the remaining was 9.
What Age Group do you fall in?
The majority of people we asked where aged 41+ with a result of 19. 16-20 got a result of 3, 26-30 we only had 1 person and 31-40 got a result of 9. 22 of the people we asked where female and the remaining was 9.
Men generally watch films once a week with only two
out of our sample watching it more than this. Most men we asked would rather
pay less then £10 only one person in our sample is willing to pay more than
£10. Out of our male sample comedy is the most popular with 5 people liking it.
As would be expected chic-flicks are the least popular along with
westerns. Most men in our sample think that film openings should be 2-3
minutes. According to our samples men feel that music is important. According to
our male audience if they are not hooked by the opening they would probably
stop watching. Most of the time our male audience watches the titles. When it
comes to bad films our male sample agrees that often the cause is bad acting,
poor script and pointless story line.
Women
generally watch films one a week with over 2/3 of our sample doing this. Most
women we asked would rather pay less than £10. Out of our female sample comedy
is the most popular choice and western the least. Most women in our sample think
that with film openings the setting is important. According to our samples
women have a varied view on how long a film opening should be. According to our
female audience if they are not hooked by the opening they probably would
continue to watch. Most of the time our female audience watches the titles.
When it comes to bad films our female sample feel that the film is bad because
it doesn’t appeal to them.
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