1) "Are you male or female?". This shows the ratio of male to female questionnaire recipients. 40% of the them are male and 60% are female.
2) "How old are you?". This shows the amount of people of different age groups I asked in my questionnaire, the largest of which was 16 to 25 as many of the people I asked were other students in my class.
3) "Have you ever seen a short film?". These results show that 95% of the people I asked have seen a short film.
4) "If yes, what did you find was different between it and a normal film? (Apart from length)". I got many different responses to this question, here are some things I was able to learn from them:
- People noted that there was only one storyline instead of the many sub plots that feature in longer films.
- There is sometimes less speech than conventional films and more of a focus on music.
- The pacing is faster and there is usually a twist ending that the viewer wasn't expecting.
- There is usually only one scene and one setting for that scene.
5) "Did you enjoy it?". These results show that 90% of the people I asked enjoyed the short film which they saw.
6) "If yes, what did you like about it? If no then what did you dislike about it?". From the responses I got I was able to draw some conclusions:
They found that the atmosphere is greater and the story ideas are really original. They like the fact that the stories don't drag on and that a lot of entertainent was squeezed into a small time span as this allowed them to see the whole film in a single sitting without being interupted.
7) "What do you expect from a short film?". These results show what my questionnaire recipients expect in a short film, they were allowed to choose more than one of the options. 'Unusual or surreal storyline' and 'Concise storyline with no unnecessary filler' are the two most popular categories.
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