Audience research

 Me and my crew planned to create a questionnaire to investigate our target audience, to figure out who may watch a drama slice of life film, which is our chosen genre. The purpose of this questionnaire is to scope out how we may plan to distribute our final film as a legitimate media text.


    1. What is your age?
      ☐ Under 13
      ☐ 13–15
      ☐ 16–18
      ☐ 19–25
      ☐ 26–35
      ☐ 36+
    2. What is your gender?
      ☐ Female
      ☐ Male
      ☐ Prefer not to say
      ☐ Other
    3. Are you currently:
      ☐ In secondary school
      ☐ In sixth form/college
      ☐ University student
      ☐ Working full-time
      ☐ Other
    1. How often do you watch films?
      ☐ Several times a week
      ☐ Once a week
      ☐ A few times a month
      ☐ Rarely
    2. Where do you usually watch films?
      ☐ Cinema
      ☐ Netflix/streaming platforms
      ☐ TV
      ☐ YouTube
      ☐ Other
    3. Which genres do you enjoy most? (Select up to 3)
      ☐ Drama
      ☐ Romance
      ☐ Comedy
      ☐ Action
      ☐ Thriller
      ☐ Horror
      ☐ Fantasy/Sci-Fi
      ☐ Slice-of-life
    4. Do you enjoy films that focus on realistic, everyday life situations?
      ☐ Yes
      ☐ Sometimes
      ☐ No
    1. What do you expect from a slice-of-life drama?
      ☐ Emotional storyline
      ☐ Relatable characters
      ☐ Realistic problems
      ☐ Character development
      ☐ Strong message
      ☐ Slow-paced storytelling
    2. What themes interest you most?
      ☐ Friendship
      ☐ Family
      ☐ Mental health
      ☐ School life
      ☐ Growing up
      ☐ Relationships
      ☐ Social issues
    3. Would you watch a low-budget independent drama film?
      ☐ Yes
      ☐ Maybe
      ☐ No
    4. What would attract you most to watch this type of film?
      ☐ Trailer
      ☐ Social media promotion
      ☐ Word of mouth
      ☐ Famous actors
      ☐ Good reviews
    1. How important is representation (age, culture, background) in films to you?
      ☐ Very important
      ☐ Somewhat important
      ☐ Not important




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