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Survey

Your answers to the following questions will help us serve your current and future needs more effectively.

Real Name:

E-mail:

What is your preferred movie viewer?

Windows Media Player

Real Player

Quicktime

Divx

Other

How do you CURRENTLY access the Internet?

56K Dialup

DSL

Cable Modem

Satellite

Wireless

ISDN

T1

Corporate LAN

Other

How would you PREFER to access the Internet?

56K Dialup

DSL

Cable Modem

Satellite

Wireless

ISDN

T1

Corporate LAN

Other

What is your current Bandwidth
(in bits per second)?

Do you prefer streaming or downloading?

Streaming

Downloading

What were the last 3 movies you saw in a theater?

What were the last 3 movies you rented from a video store?

What were the last 3 movies you purchased from a video store in VHS?

What were the last 3 movies you purchased from a video store in DVD?

Check the genre of movies that most interest you:

Sci-Fi

Horror

Action

Fantasy

Computer Animation

Computer Realistic

Family

Comedy

Romance

Drama

Thriller

Mystery

Exotic

Adult

Animation

Westerns

Musicals

BioPix

Sports

History

Documentaries

Music Videos

Financial

Politics

Other

What specific movies would you like to download?

I am interested in downloading 5 to 10 minute shorts:

Yes

No

I am interested in downloading Student Films:

Yes

No

I am interested in downloading video features:

Yes

No

I am interested in downloading Super-8 features:

Yes

No

I am interested in downloading Back Issues of TV Shows
(such as Nightline, Charlie Rose, Money Matters):

Yes

No

If yes, which specific Back Issues?

I am interested in downloading Mainstream Documentaries:

Yes

No

I am interested in downloading Fringe Documentaries:

Yes

No

I am interested in downloading Low-Budget Features:

Yes

No

I am interested in downloading Independent Features:

Yes

No

Discuss your view of independent films vs large studio pictures:

What is your preferred origination medium?

Film

Analog Tape

Digital Tape

What is your preferred screening/delivery medium?

Film in a Theatre

VHS Tape

DVD

Cable TV

Free TV

Satellite

Internet

Video in a Theatre

Describe your current computer:

Describe your ideal computer:

How often do you go to the movie theater?

more than once a week once a week twice a week four times a week once a month twice a month four times a month once a year twice a year four times a year eight times a year sixteen times a year thirty times a year more than thirty times a year

How often do you rent a movie at a video store?

more than once a week once a week twice a week four times a week once a month twice a month four times a month once a year twice a year four times a year eight times a year sixteen times a year thirty times a year more than thirty times a year

What do you view rentals on?

DVD

VHS

If you could download a feature in less time than a trip to your video store, what do you feel is a fair price?

$

If you can get a higher quality feature than available at your video store, what do you feel is a fair price?

$

What do you feel is a fair price for an Indy feature if you can keep the movie?

$

What do you feel is a fair price for a Studio feature if you can keep the movie?

$

What is the maximum amount of time you are willing to spend downloading a feature?

What do you feel are the prospects for fiber optics now or in the coming years?

As a Producer or content owner, what do you feel is a fair price to charge for hosting a 90-minute film for a year? Please specify bandwidth.

You could describe me as the following kind of computer user:

Novice

Intermediate

Power User

Total Maniac

Gender:

Male

Female

Age Range:

3 - 10 11 - 20 21 - 30 31 - 40 41 - 50 51 - 60 61 - 70 71 - 80 81 - 90 91 - 100 101 - 110 111 - 120

Generally where do you live
(city/town state and country are enough)?

Any Comments or Suggestions?

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