I am not sure most people would notice 24 to 30 fps increase, but let’s say it’s 60 fps. You may be wrong in thinking they are confused. To paraphrase, the aud

I am not sure most people would notice 24 to 30 fps increase, but let’s say it’s 60 fps. You may be wrong in thinking they are confused. To paraphrase, the audience is always right. If they are confused, then you’ve failed. As I wrote above, what we see is anchored to our previous experience and cultural context. The ways it is broken inevitably attract attention to themselves and detract from the story, at least in the beginning, so you have to do it carefully and generally avoid breaking expectations unless that serves to achieve the desired effect. Otherwise you’d just be self-gratifying and compromise the message, making it subordinate to the medium. By the way, breaking these expectations can go both ways. You can go higher fps just as well as you can go lower. Once you veer off the default, which way you go is not automatically better than the other; it all depends on what your creative goals are.