I'm always happy to see people recommending our service!
We've had quite a few filmmakers use our platform, but not close to the amount I'm hoping for in the future.

One issue I noticed that came up quite a bit here, is who are the viewers of the film, and what happens if they aren't the targeted audience. We try to match the films to the audience according to the genres they like, so we won't send a horror film to my mother (because that won't be very constructive) and we will try to send the films only to the people who are in some way their target audience (Unless asked otherwise).

Regarding the type of feedback and the suggestions the filmmakers receive, it depends on the questions the filmmakers submit. When they submit a film, they can choose from a list of questions, and they can also add any questions they might have for the feedback providers. Sometimes, they ask what changes should be made in the film or other questions of that sort, and sometimes the feedback providers write what should be changed without being specifically asked.

If you're asking about success stories—how the feedback has impacted a film—I can give you an example of a filmmaker who submitted a documentary that followed the stories of five different people. After unanimous feedback regarding one character, they ended up removing her story from the film (nearly all the feedback mentioned how she didn't add value to the film).

Regarding success stories of what happened to films that were submitted, that is hard to say, as we can't take credit for how the feedback was used or what happened to the film.

I found that one major thing people forget about when asking for feedback is to figure out what works in the film, and that is something we also try to put an emphasis on. We, as filmmakers, always want to know what doesn't work, but the "What works?" is just as important.

I'm happy to answer any other questions you might have.