Possible Questions for Initial Questionnaire/Audience Feedback

Possible Questions for Initial Questionnaire/Audience Feedback

What is your gender?

What is your age group?

How interested are you in short films?

Do you prefer low budget or high budget films?

How interested are you in films that represent the process of death in creative ways?

Would you be interested in a film that presents the process of death in a unique way?

How do you typically find out about films?

What do you prefer in a short film?

The plan is for the questions to be sent out to trusted family and friends, across social media, in a multiple choice style format, in order for us to be able to properly collect, interpret and use the results.

 

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