Questionnaire Results

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After collecting data from 20 different people, I analysed the information received in order to see if the results were similar to what I expected, and if it would actually be beneficial to me when filming.

 Question 1
70% of the people who participated in my survey were aged between 16 and 20.

















Question 2
65% of participators were female, with only 35% of the people being male.

















Question 3
The most popular sub genre was gangster. The second was action , with horror and comedy tying in third place. 

















Question 4
Philosophical questioning was by far the most popular reason for wanting to watch a crime film, as 7/10 of people chose this answer. However, someone chose the option of other, and answered with "it's good for action and interesting watching crime".

















Question 5
Over half of the people who answered, agreed that they like crime films because they enjoy the suspense of not knowing. The least popular answer was because crime films are often violent.















Question 6
17/20 of the people preferred a main character who is average and someone they can relate to over a character who is especially talented.

















Question 7
Half of the people like to see a protagonist who leads a double life. The second most popular answers were someone who makes irrational decisions and could be described as a typical every day person.

















Question 8
The answers for this question were fairly close, with 60% of people preferring a closed narrative over an open one.

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