We didn't do conventional questionnaires for our magazine cover and film poster, as hannah felt it would be easier to ask group's of people to give negatives and positives, with a mark out of ten, this would make it quicker and more helpful, as last time with the trailer people weren't very critical or willing enough to give a wide feedback. So we handed out the poster and front cover to a class of year 11's that had already seen the trailer and so knew how they were suposed to fit and what genre it was meant to be, we also handed it out to some adults, to see how different demographics reacted. This helped us to get a clear view and evaluation of our work.
The positive points:
"The image is very effective for a horror genre"
"Fab fonts"
"Fab image"
"Love it"
"Attractive"
"Easy to read"
"Good use of Photoshop"
"All information there and good colour sheme"
"I really like the lighting on the image"
"Good tag line"
The negative points:
"A bit too dark"
"Could use a larger image to fill the page"
"Too much going on"
With the marks out of ten we never got anything below a seven, which was good and got marks varying from 7 to 10. The biggest percentage of marks was eight or nine. This was good as it meant our audience was responding well to our promotional package and we had fitted the brief.
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