Evaluation

QUESTION 2

 

QUESTION 3

    

QUESTION 4

QUESTION 5

QUESTION 6

Call Sheet

NZTV Productions

Name of shoot: Wheelchair Bound

Date: 15.10.10-01.03.11

Niel Lee: / niel_lee7@hotmail.co.uk

Zainab Njami:  / zainabnajmi@hotmail.co.uk

Veronica Hall:  veronica.hall.uk@hotmail.co.uk

Trinesh Sagar: / trinesh@msn.com

Shoot Date/Times:

            9^th November 2010 – 10:00

            4^th December 2010 – 3:15           

           

Meeting Address: Stoke Newington School & Sixth Form

Media Arts & Science College

London

N16 9EX

Telephone: 020 7241 9600

Stoke Newington School is situated south of Clissold Park, opposite Clissold Leisure Centre. The nearest tube station is Manor House about 15 minutes walk away.

National rail stations close by is Stoke Newington and Essex Road

            

Results From the Questionnaires

1.What is your gender?

50% =male

50% =female

2.How old are you?

100% =15-18

3.Do you enjoy thriller film?

67% = yes

33% = no

4.How much would you spend at the cinema?

Price answers ranged from £5 - £20

83% included £10 in their answer

5.What’s your favourite film genre?

67%= Comedies

33%= Action

6.What film certificate do you usually go to watch?

100%= certificate 15

7.Have you used the Internet to watch any films?

100%= yes

8.Did the opening sequence convey traditional thriller conventions?

100%= yes

9.Did you enjoy it? If not, what didn’t you enjoy?

67%= yes

33%= no

Here were comments as to why they didn’t enjoy it:

. It was hard to follow in places

. Wasn’t keen on the camera shots

10. Would you be interested in seeing the rest of the film? If not, why?

83%= yes

17%= no

Here were comments as to why they wouldn’t be interested in seeing the rest of the film:

. They don’t enjoy thriller films

11.Do you think that the opening sequence created suspense and mystery?

100%=yes

12.What improvements would you suggest if any?

. To make it slightly more clearer in relation to the plot

. To work on the camerawork so that it can appear more professional

. To have more dramatic music

. To be a little longer

Analysis of Wheelchair Bound

Final Edition Of Wheelchair Bound

Our Opening Sequence