Beyond the EU: DORA and NIS 2 Directive's Global Impact
Questionnaire feedback
1. Questionnaire Feedback…
‘We asked six people to complete our questionnaire, three of which were females and three were males. The questions we
included in our questionnaire focussed closely on what music they like and the genre of our product.’
The questions on our questionnaire were:
What is your gender?
What is your age?
Have you ever listened to psychedelic rock before?
Do you like psychedelic rock?
What are the typical codes and conventions you expect to see in a psychedelic rock music video and why?
What kind of setting would you expect to see for this particular genre and why?
What type of character would you would expect to see in this particular genre and why?
What type of lighting would you expect to see in this particular genre and why?
What outfit choices would you expect to see in this particular genre and why?
Can you name any psychedelic rock songs/bands/artists?
2. What we discovered from our questionnaire’s…
‘After getting our questionnaires back and assessing them, we discovered that the genre we have
chosen to do for our music video is not a very popular genre. We asked people who were are kind
of target audience which was ages 17-20, however most of them said they’d either never heard
of this genre before or they have heard of it but just haven’t listened to any songs. When asked
about the codes and conventions of the psychedelic genre most of them mentioned bright
colours and illusions which is what is meant to be envisioned when we think of psychedelic rock.
However to get a slightly different view on things one of the males we asked to complete our
questionnaire was what we would class as our secondary target audience. This male was aged 44
and had heard of this kind of genre before and managed to answer our questionnaire questions a
little more easier than the younger target audience did. Whilst we thought we could then just
target an older audience his made us then wonder how we could possibly tackle and try to target
a younger audience and make them more interested in the psychedelic genre, this then gave us a
challenge and meant we pushed ourselves to try and think of new and creative ways to attract a
younger audience.’
