We all were fairly worried about the bold move of turning the opening into a chase scene, but thankfully the audience were fascinated by this, and were extremely entertained by the chase, as usually they can be seen as fairly tacky and in some ways quite humorous, we went for the more brutal approach, and made sure the scene was as close to a thriller as we can possibly get it. Our targeted audience also liked the setting of our film, the windmill helped give off enigmas and a creepy setting at that, to help the thriller become more and more entertaining for our targeted audience. Along with the setting, the masks were also well praised as the audience believed that it helped give that deranged feeling to the film, that as a group was what we wanted to put across to the audience, a more shocking feel to everything.
Along with the brilliant feedback we received, we also requested for some negative feedback, and we were told that in some places the dialogue was somewhat hard to hear, we took this on board as opposed to shaking it off, as we felt we could keep this in mind if we create another film. In all as that was the only piece of negative feedback we recieved we felt we did extremely well as a group, working together as a team throughout, to help ensure that our thriller film is as good as it could possibly be.
By Anthony Wilson
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