audience feedback questionnaire

These are the list of questions on the questionnaires that I made to give to my class for feedback on my short film. 

 What is your gender? Tick below. 

Female ___ 

Male ___



What is your age? 

10-15 ___ 

16-21 ___ 

22-28 ___ 

29 or older ___



What word do you think best describes this short film? 

Excellent ___ 

Creative   ___ 

Entertaining   ___ 

Boring    ___ 

Ok   ___ 


Would you recommend this film to someone? 

Yes ___ 

No ___ 

Maybe ___ 



What did you think of the variety of shots? 

Excellent ___ 

Good ___ 

Ok ___ 

Bad ___




What did you think of the sound quality? 

Excellent ___ 

Good ___ 

Ok ___ 

Bad ___ 



What did you think of the narrative? 

Excellent ___ 

Good ___ 

Ok ___ 

Bad ___




Did you like the music coming on and stopping throughout? 

Yes ___ 

No ___ 

Neutral ___ 




Was there any part of the film that confused you? If yes, please explain when and why. 

Yes ___ 

No ___ 

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Which part of the film do you think is the best? 

Camera work   ___ 

Sound   ___ 

Narrative   ___ 




Rate this film (1 being the lowest, 5 being the highest). 

1 ___ 

1.5 ___ 

2  ___ 

2.5 ___ 

3 ___ 

3.5 ___ 

4 ___ 

4.5 ___ 

5 ___



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