Primary Research

The image above is a survey which me and my group made. We decided to publicize it on a website which allowed us to distribute online.

We were unsure of which order the questions should be set-out. Therefore, as a group decided to make adjustments and are now using this version for the public.


We started our survey off by asking people their age and what gender they are. This is important information because it tells us if they fit our target audience. Not only does this help us identify if they fit our target audience, it give us an impression on what they like and dislike in the genre romance and comedy. It's really useful information to keep whilst deciding as a group our final plot will be initiating for the opening sequence.                                                                                                                                                                                        

Furthermore, after asking people their age and what gender they are. We asked them from who's perspective would they prefer a romance and comedy from. Asking this question was essential for us. It helps us with decision making for our opening sequence.  Moreover, by asking people who's perspective would they prefer a romance and comedy from assured us with a more clearer answer to the specific target audience we are aiming for. Below the question there are multiple choices which you could choose from. Whether you wanted a male lead / female lead or even both is totally up to the individual. Taking in-to account this information was immensely important as it tells us what sort of sounds should be in-cooperated with the opening sequence.

Another question we asked is the characters age. We wanted to find out the age people preferred to see in a romance and comedy from the age range we selected. Depending on the age will construct a completely different dialogue. Furthermore, we asked what characteristics people preferred as this also constructs a complete different sense of dialogue. For example if we was to use a shortcut (stereotype) for let's say a traditional oriental Asian man you would automatically feed your audience an accent. Depending on if your reinforcing an ideology or opposing that stereotypical view.