Questionaire Feedback

In order to get a feel for how our target audience felt about our film, we handed out questionaires at several lunch time screenings of our film, below are a few examples of the feedback we recieved:

Question	Answer
How effective was the music and speech that went with the sequence?	Very effective, music worked the sequence effectively. Polish language with subtitles allowed the scene to be more realistic.
Was the film aesthetically pleasing?	The contrast of indoor and outdoor shots allowed the film to be easy to watch and exciting. The shot from the car following the bike was very steady.
How well was the film edited?	The editing was clever in particularly where the video footage appeared on the Mac as part of the scene. The editing seemed seamless to my untrained eye!
Is the name of the film appropriate for the genre and sequence?	The film name added suspense to the scene.
Would you want to see the full feature?	Yes, It seemed like a Robert Ludlum (Bourne) style film.
What would you change about the opening sequence?	Nothing currently.

Question	Answer
How effective was the music and speech that went with the sequence?	The music its well and makes a dramatic impact on the chase scene.
Was the film aesthetically pleasing?	Yes.
How well was the film edited?	Good.
Is the name of the film appropriate for the genre and sequence? (Poscig means ‘The Chase’ in polish).	Yes the title of the film fits well.
Would you want to see the full feature?	Yes.
What would you change about the opening sequence?	The bit where the boy runs goes on for too long. Breathing over dramatic.

Question	Answer
How effective was the music and speech that went with the sequence?	Good, nice polish speech.
Was the film aesthetically pleasing?	Very good, liked the title.
How well was the film edited?	Really well.
Is the name of the film appropriate for the genre and sequence? (Poscig means ‘The Chase’ in polish).	Yes fitted in with the polish.
Would you want to see the full feature?	Yes I would was ‘sick’.
What would you change about the opening sequence?	The shot where you go from getting out of the car to chasing.

Question	Answer
How effective was the music and speech that went with the sequence?	Good, speech sounded African not polish.
Was the film aesthetically pleasing?	The film was well put together, very dark.
How well was the film edited?	Good, transitions were sometimes quick.
Is the name of the film appropriate for the genre and sequence? (Poscig means ‘The Chase’ in polish).	If I knew polish, sure.
Would you want to see the full feature?	Yes, not sure where it can go from here.
What would you change about the opening sequence?	Not sure.

Question	Answer
How effective was the music and speech that went with the sequence?	Good. Very dramatic, great acting. Subtitling good – not intrusive but explained.
Was the film aesthetically pleasing?	Yes, Really effective- dramatic tyre squealing etc.
How well was the film edited?	Really good. Liked it when the shot of the bike slowed, shots of leaves too.
Is the name of the film appropriate for the genre and sequence? (Poscig means ‘The Chase’ in polish).	Yes, once I understood the meaning of the title.
Would you want to see the full feature?	Yes.
What would you change about the opening sequence?	Subtitle the title.

Poscig the premiere

Our potential distributor

Distrubuter

Vivarto- A traditional polish distributor that features at many film festivals which is the role we believe our film can undertake. A world cinema film made in the U.K by British students.

Conventions of polish cinema we have studied

Conventions of Polish cinema we have studied:

-Sound of gun shots.

-Dull lighting.

-Our music will have to be fast paced to match our film.

-Heavy breathing over music.