For feedback of our thriller sequence 'Askew', we asked a range of people, the same age of us and of both genders what they thought of our sequence. The overall feedback from all of the target group was that the sequence that we created was enjoyable and created a good sense of tension through using music. They all agreed that the music did highten the tension, as there was a consistant tone which apparently made the atmosphere uncomfortable. This was also said Catherine Ward-Thomas who agreed that the music created an uncomfortable feeling. However, Charlie Manton, another person we interviewed about our sequence suggested to us that, although the sequence was good and clearly created a good amout on tension, there was no real meaning, therefore failing to understand it. We took on this point of view, and we explained that the sequence was an opening title and the aim was to create something that was lacking in meaning, creating disorientation. However, we appriciated the comment and if we were repeating the sequence, maybe we would have created a more logical story.
