Our audience profile is males ageing from 15-30 whom have an interest in the drama genre. When we showed people of this age group what they thought of our sequence many answered that it was good but that the story was quite hard to follow, which is why we added the non-diegetic voice over.
Below is an exemplar of one of the questionnaires we handed out to the people who watched it:
In regards to camera work, a majority are establishing shots, which distances the audience from the character, but helps them to establish his place in society, depending on his geographical location. In our case, the main protagonist's dress code is contrasting from the naturalistic park setting, which already generates questions that the audience want answered for the sake of closure, such as why is a businessman like himself in a common park alone? Is he waiting for someone, if so who? We made a point of making our audience feel slightly confused to create intrigue in relation to this intentionally enigmatic sequence.
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