"thought it was great in terms of sound as it creates an eerie effect; I also love how the opening credits were presented." - 18 years old girl
"Original idea, nice sound choices and pans" - 20 years old man
"I think that the actors could have been older in order to portray a more confident and believable presentation of the swat team" - 29 years old woman
"I enjoyed the shot choices and camera movements, such as the tracking shot, which created suspence!" - 25 years old man
"liked the opening credits and the sound, overall great video!" - 17 years old boy
"I feel drawn into it and want to know what would happen next" - 40 years old woman
We also made a questionary and asked people from the age of 16-30 for their opinion:
What would you define as successful in the opening sequence?
Most of them mentioned: the use of after effects for the opening credits, sound and camera movement, original idea, well chosen material and smooth editing
What would you improve?
Most answers were focused on: the age of the actors (too young) and the unbelievable setting (if possible professional would be much better); the lighting sometimes too dark;
Overall, most of the people enjoyed the sound and shot choices we made, especially the tracking shot and the pans. The idea was also found as original and interesting. We managed to adress the target audience we wanted because people from all ages found it interesting. In addition, men and women had something to say and enjoyed it. However, the most of the critics were concentrated on the setting and the age of the actors.
"Original idea, nice sound choices and pans" - 20 years old man
"I think that the actors could have been older in order to portray a more confident and believable presentation of the swat team" - 29 years old woman
"I enjoyed the shot choices and camera movements, such as the tracking shot, which created suspence!" - 25 years old man
"liked the opening credits and the sound, overall great video!" - 17 years old boy
"I feel drawn into it and want to know what would happen next" - 40 years old woman
We also made a questionary and asked people from the age of 16-30 for their opinion:
What would you define as successful in the opening sequence?
Most of them mentioned: the use of after effects for the opening credits, sound and camera movement, original idea, well chosen material and smooth editing
What would you improve?
Most answers were focused on: the age of the actors (too young) and the unbelievable setting (if possible professional would be much better); the lighting sometimes too dark;
Overall, most of the people enjoyed the sound and shot choices we made, especially the tracking shot and the pans. The idea was also found as original and interesting. We managed to adress the target audience we wanted because people from all ages found it interesting. In addition, men and women had something to say and enjoyed it. However, the most of the critics were concentrated on the setting and the age of the actors.
