(POST 19) The film spectactor

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This is our audience feedback on some questions we asked about film. we asked a variety of ages and people to make it more fair.

The questions you are planning to ask people in Wymondham regarding film
-How do you consume films? Cinema? Netflix's?
-How long ago was the last time you went to the cinema?
-Why did you stop?
-How much has the cinema changed?
-what was the lowest price you've paid for a ticket? What is your limit to paying?
-What time of day would you most likely go?
-How much money would you most likely spend at the cinema?
-What draws you to a film ?
-Would you just go to the cinema or do you do any other activities before or after? Dinner out? Bowling? Drinks?
-Do you think the overall cost puts people off going to the cinema? Transport cost? Ticket price?
-Do you have Netflix's?
-How often do you watch Netflix's?

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