Feedback from rough cut

After a survey of 25 people from ages between 18 - 63, I have been able to receive feedback upon the rough cut of my Theatrical Trailer of ForeSight. The questions I asked were as followed:

1. Did the product you just watched full-fill its role as a theatrical trailer?
2. Did you enjoy the Trailer?
3. What genre do you believe the film to be?
4. What do you believe the plot is about?
5. Would this trailer entice you to go and research the film into more depth or draw you into the cinema to watch the film?
6. Does the music fit within the trailer?
7. Does the trailer have a nice flow and feel?
8. What did you like best about the trailer?
9. What improvements would you suggest?

I did receive a large proportion of positive feedback, the montage section of the trailer was well liked throughout all of the age groups, and the continuous implementation of Eyes connected the viewers into a mysterious looking thriller.

From the survey I found out that the plot wasn't clear within the trailer and had no real direction as to what was happening. Meanwhile the music within the trailer was too continuous, it was lacking variety, a pause; in turn made the trailer monotonous and boring.

As well as this feedback from a series of 25 surveys I also had a group discussion with 10 peers after watching the trailer. Again it was highlighted that more shots needed to be involved to make the plot line more clear and as well as this add a variety of music to make the trailer more intriguing.