A summary of our qualitative results

We designed a questionnaire to ask a potential audience about our film. We asked twelve people to complete the questionnaire.
The questionnaire was made up of quantitative and qualitative questions. These are the qualitative results.
THe people who filled out the questionnaire were between the ages of 16 and 18.
Qualitative questions and answers:

-Would this be a mainstream or niche audience?

Arabella: Mainstream.
Shane: Mainstream
Oliver: Mainstream
Jordan: Niche
Abi: Niche
Mitch: Niche
Josh: Niche
Joe: Mainstream  
Joshua: Mainstream
George: Niche
Molly: Mainstream
Craig: Niche

-What certificate would you expect this to be?

Arabella: 12+
Shane: 15
Oliver: 18
Jordan: 15
Abi: 15
Mitch: 15
Josh: 15+
Joe: 12
Joshua: All age groups/13+
George: 12+
Molly: 15
Craig: 15+

-What do you think will happen next?

Arabella: Beth will die and Chloe will get pressured into it (into taking drugs) and die.
Shane: She dies. (Beth dies)
Oliver: She dies. (Beth dies)
Jordan: She (Beth) has an accident.
Abi: She (Beth) gets poorly
Mitch: Someone dies.
Josh: She (Beth) passes out.
Joe: They stop talking to Anna.
Joshua: They call the emergency services.
George: Someone ends up in the hospital and dies.
Molly: They have to ring an ambulance.
Craig: She overdoses

For the first question, the answers were split - six people said mainstream while the other six said niche. This shows that our two minute opening on paper isn't very clear as to whether it is targeted at a big audience or a small audience. Our film is actually designed for a niche audience as we don't have enough money to create a mainstream film.
With our second question the variation in results in quite troublesome; this means that we may have to adjust out script to make the age certification of the film clearer. The age we were actually aiming for was 15, as the film contains drug use and disturbing images.
The last question was answered quite similarly by all participants - something bad happens next. Five out of the 12 answers say that someone will die (mainly the main character who passes out at the end; Beth). This isn't what happens next, however it is right in some way - one character does supposedly die (according to our main storyline).
Our film is supposed to be a psychological thriller, however no one referred to an element of a psychological thriller at all (for example, hallucinations or the fight against ones own mind; fighting against insanity). This shows that we may need to make the psychological aspect of the film known within the first two minutes we are creating - to give the audience a better idea of where the story may go. To do this, we have decided to use a subtly use the television in the first shot to do this. While the character Chloe is watching tv, a psychological thriller will be playing to hint at the genre of our film. Also will be a shot of different psychological thrillers or a reference to the films during the beginning.