This is the link to our Opening Sequence on YouTube, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mPwiZHSGd4 which we uploaded after we finished editing the final touches. Once on YouTube, it is open to members of the public to comment on. This allowed us to read the comments on our profiles and take the constructive criticism and use it to our advantage. Our friends and class mates commented on our opening sequence, giving their views on our video's. Another helpful factor is that, the comments we received were from people the same age as our target audience which was helpful.
The comments on our blog helped us find out what was good about the opening sequence and wasn't. The parts of our opening sequence that people mentioned told us they needed to be changed. For example, we received comments about a technical fault in our opening sequence. A few people mentioned that the transitions were disruptive which we fixed and changed the settings. We had many negative comments but very few negative comments. i believe we reacted well to the constructive criticism and made our opening sequence that little bit better thanks to the comments left on our YouTube page.
The positive comments we recieved showed us that people liked; the camera movement to show the mutants and victims running, the black and white effect used in the beginning with the news report as it made it look proffesional and told us what was going on without actually telling people what is happening and the 'irony' of the innocent, young girl being followed as young girls are seen as victims in thriller films.
The surveys our audience took provided us with the results me needed to help develop the plot of our thriller film so we would know indefinately that the film would attract our target audience. We decided on the sub genre Sci-Fi as through our survey's we learnt that our audiences prefer Sci-Fi.
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