Sky subtitles survey - win PS2 games and tickets!

From: Subtitles @ your local cinema - Nov 26, 2004

Free cinema tickets and PS2 games!

http://www.yourlocalcinema.com/survey.sky.html

Or click 'reply' and fill it in on this email!

Sky celebrates International Day For Disabled People on Friday 3rd December with a triple-bill of audio-described films, and a triple-bill of films with In-Vision Signing on Sky Movies (full details below).

For a chance to win two fully subtitled Lord of the Rings Playstation 2 games, or free tickets for subtitled or audio described Odeon cinema shows, just complete our Sky Movies one minute feedback survey!

Sky would like people to air their views on accessible film and have asked us to help. Please take a minute to complete this Sky survey and enter the draw. Closing date 5pm, Tuesday 30th Nov 2004.

 

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These films are in addition to the normal schedule of subtitled, signed and audio described movies on Sky:

Friday 3rd December

Audio described & subtitled films on Sky Movies 8:
Two Weeks Notice - 8pm
Bad Boys - 10pm

Audio described and signed films on Sky Movies 8:
Escape From L.A - 12.05am

Signed films on Sky Movies 9:
Spy Kids 2: The Island Of Lost Dreams - 8pm
Spider-Man - 9.45pm
Minority Report - 11.50pm

 

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The ten questions: Put an 'X' on the answer.

1) Are you:
Male
Female

2) Are you aged between:
10-15
16-25
26-34
35 +

3) Which do you prefer when you watch a movie on TV? :
Subtitles
In Vision Signing
Not Applicable

4a) Would you like to see more In Vision Signed movies on TV?
Yes
No

4b) Would you like to see more Audio Described movies on TV?
Yes
No

5) Which movie service best fulfils your needs? (select one)
DVD
Cinema
TV
Sky Movies

6) Does having Sky in your home give you more access to Subtitled, In Vision Signed and Audio Described movies?
Yes
No

7) Which Channel gives you the best movie service?
BBC 1
BBC 2
ITV
Channel 4
Channel 5
Sky Movies

8) What's your favourite movie of all time?

9) Do you think the quality of Subtitles, In Vision Signing, or Audio Description makes a difference to your movie experience?
Yes
No

 10) Which movie would you like to experience with In Vision Signing or Audio Description

Thank you for your help and good luck!
Winners notified by email.

Time for one more? Only takes a minute.

"What do you want from cinema?"
Win nothing, but help us with a survey, which will help the subtitled cinema situation!
http://www.yourlocalcinema.com/survey.niftc.html
Or click 'reply' and fill it in on this email!

RNID / NIFTC two minute feedback survey

What do you want from cinema?

Most popular cinema releases are available with subtitles but special equipment is needed to screen them.

The Northern Ireland Film and Television Commission (NIFTC) has offered grants to 10 cinemas across Northern Ireland to help them purchase equipment to show subtitled mainstream films.

The NIFTC would like deaf and hard of hearing people to air their views on this subject and have asked the RNID to conduct a short survey.

Please take a few minutes to complete this RNID survey. Your comments are required by 1pm, Friday 26th November.

The information given will become part of a contract that cinemas will need to agree to, before they can receive grants. The NIFTC has received 10 applications from locations including Belfast, Banbridge, Lurgan, Newry, Carrickfergus, Enniskillen, Lisburn, Omagh and Ballymena.

This is your chance to let cinema owners know the kind of service you would like!

Six questions:

 1: What kind of films would you like to see?
Examples: thrillers; comedies; family films

 
2: How often do you think cinemas should show subtitled films?
Once a week
Twice a week
Three times a week
More often

3: Which days of the week would you most like to visit the cinema?

 4: What time of the day would you prefer to go to the cinema?
Morning
Afternoon
Evening

5: How would you prefer to be notified of subtitled films showing?
Examples: local papers, daily papers, websites, email, text message, poster
in cinema.

6: Which cinema do you normally visit?

Thank you for your help! .
Watch the website for details on accessible cinemas coming soon to Northern Ireland!

   
http://www.yourlocalcinema.com