What have you learned from your feedback?

After creating our main product: Teaser trailer, we uploaded it onto disc for others to view. Here are a couple of quotes people wrote about it.


"I really enjoyed it! it was fitting with the genre and quite disturbing! it defenetly set me up for wanting more! i loved the use of colour and i would see this film becasue it gave wet my apetite enough to want to see it, but didn't give too much away. I would give it a 8/10."

"loved it :) i really like the green (night vision) effect aswel as teh close up on the car.. the music fitted really well. only improvemnet would be to make sure all camera shots are steady- but apart from that it was really good. well done xx"

To add a wider range of feedback from our intended age group, horror loving audience; here are some video responses to our teaser trailer.

Here are the questions I have created that i will ask to the people I video after watching our teaser trailer:


Do you feel the lighting creates a sinister, disturbing atmosphere?
Does the soundtrack used fit the Horror genre?
Does the trailer motivate you to watch the film (if it was created into a full production)?
Are the camrea shots and editing used effective in creating a creepy mood?

After creating questionnaires, receiving written and video responses and graphs; overall, our feedbac was possitive.
Everyone found it disturbing with the use of mise en scene, sound, editing and camerawork we used in the creation. The majority of our intended audience were satisfied; however there was one main thing they would change; the title font at the end. I agree with this and if we could re-create our trailer this is something i would correct.

Here is my video reponse to our teaser trailer.