Vox Pop Questions

Product; Deadpool

  1. What's your opinion on the film?
  2. How much would you rate it out of 10?
  3. Do you have a favourite actor or moment in the film?
  4. Would you recommend the film to others?

5 Tips For Recording Vox Pops;
  • Smile
  • Learn to take rejection
  • Listen to people
  • Ask open questions
  • Speak to a variety of people

When doing the vox pops, I did feel nervous asking different people questions on just one topic, but after some time I got used to it and didn't feel shy or on edge to ask them anything. The best way to get over any nervousness is to remember that you're both talking about the same thing and it's only their opinion you're receiving, nothing personal is being shared.

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