All of the charts below represent the questions which had conflicting results. Each one has a favourite from our survey. All of the pie charts contain 1 person out of the 5 who filled out a questionnaire with a different selection to the other 4. This is a good outcome for us because we now have a clear answer to our question. In the first question we asked how much split screen we should use in our opening sequence. The result was all 5 people saying that the split screen should be used for some of the shots. We were definitely set on adding a split screen, but we did not know whether to use it throughout. The answer has now influenced our decision, so we will only use the split screen for some of the shots.

The idea for the radio was quite recent, and was from us listening to a happy upbeat soundtrack that we thought sounded like a breakfast radio show track. The fact that the majority of the people decided that this was the best option has now given us confidence that we should use it in our sequence. In addition no one picked the sad music option so the radio with the upbeat music will be used by us.

The majority of people agreed that London is a good place to film our sequence. The one person that didn’t, has not given us a reason or a better place to film, so we are not crediting his selection.

Characters meeting in our opening was a conflicting opinion. We were very unsure whether they should meet or not. No one selected the option of the characters meeting properly, so we have quite a clear answer. Most people selected the box of the characters not meeting. Therefore our characters will not meet in our opening sequence.

Characters meeting in the opening

Characters should not meetCharacters should meet, but not have time to introduce

London as the locationLondon is a good loca-tion London is not a good location

The music we should play

Happy upbeat musicA radio breakfast show, with typical radio music and dia-logue