LA1: Use Research Methods to Gather Material: Quantitative Questionnaire (Electronic)


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I did the paper based questionnaire for everyone to answer, but then i want to make my questionnaire in electronic way so i put them on a website called Survey Monkey; which shows results of how many people chose their questions and says how many they choose that particular answer and shows the results on a bar chart, i did this because if i was a producer of a film i want to know what my audience like or dislike.

For example the chart at the top shows how many people prefer Netflix over the cinema, 16.67% said its cheaper, 33.33% said its because they can chose what movie they want to watch, 50.00% said that Netflix has one of their favorite series in it. This chart shows that many people preferred Netflix over the cinema because Netflix has things that the cinema can't do, for example you are only allowed to watch one specific movie and you can't watch a series on a cinema which the cinema loses out to Netflix.

Other question about the one type of film genre is horror, 66.67% of the people that they like horror films because it gives them adrenaline, 16.67% of the people replied that they like horror because it makes them excited and 16.67% of the people replied that they like horror because they like to endured in horror. As you can see most people like to see horror films mainly because they like the adrenaline that movie gives to them.

One last question is about if anyone likes movies based on real historical events and everyone said yes.

If I was a film producer and by looking into this graph, I understand what my audience want in a movie if i made a movie that the audience isn't interested in it, then no one will watch the movie so by looking into the results I will know the interests of my audience and make it into a movie.


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