The document appears to be feedback from a questionnaire given to various people about an acoustic music video. It includes responses from several individuals ranging from 15 to 23 years old, both male and female. Their responses provide opinions on the message of the video, its genre, their ability to relate to the artist, and whether the video helps add to their music diversity.

1. Matthew Pawluk
AUDIENCE FEEDBACK

2. How old are you, plus gender?
What do you think the message is in the video?
What genre would you say the video is?
Can you relate to the artist?
What is your favourite type of music and does this help add to your music
diversity
QUESTIONNAIRE

3. It looks like a standard question to ask and maybe a little off topic but
research has shown that men listen to more acoustic artists in 2009. due to
this I wanted to get a few opinions from different people.
Roarz Dickenson - Male, 18. Ive been listening to acoustic music for 3 years
now and I have been heavily influenced by the music such as Dallas Green
Mumford and Son’s.
K Radford – Female, 18. id ont really like acoustic music I don’t think its fast
enough to be good music, I feel that music should be current and up-beat.
HOW OLD ARE YOU, PLUS
GENDER

4. Grant Turner – Male, 18. Because their isn't really any story behind the
actually video I think that this question doesn’t really apply with this current
music video.
Sharfaa Shiraz – Female, 18. I believe that although there isn't a story the in
the video the message is still clear. The up and coming artist is showing his
journey though the recording process of the making of his single ‘Hey Ya’.
WHAT DO YOU THINK THE
MESSAGE IS IN THE VIDEO?

5. When asking a few people what genre my video is including the digipak they
said modern indie and acoustic artist. This is good as they were spot on with
their views.
Pav Dillon – Male, 18. the music video really shows the true meaning of
acoustic video’s, the basic down to earth styling of the video reflects the
artists music.
Ryan Swanell – Male, 17. i like the video but i think it could do with having
some more story as i found it quite boring.
WHAT GENRE WOULD YOU SAY
THE VIDEO IS?

6. When asking this question most people didn't know how to respond, i then
rephrased it to can you relate to the song and then they pointed it out that it
was a cover done in a completely different style. This caused some confusion
but eventually we came to the conclusion that the meaning of the song still
applied in a more subtle approach rather than a fast pace hard hitting song it
was slowed down to create a acoustic track that they could listen to and take in
the lyrics. Most of the participants of this question came to terms with the
idea i had just given to them.
CAN YOU RELATE TO THE ARTIST?

7. Mark Pawluk – Male, 15. Not really i liked music like Mumford and Sons
before had anyway.
Jake Hudson – Male, 23. I really enjoyed listening to this style of music, it
helped that it was a cover of a pop song so i could relate with it instantly.
Jennifer Marlowe – Female, 19. – i have been listening to pop music most of
my life and my parents brought me up on country so it was nostalgic.
Hannah Simpson – Female, 16 – been listening to acoustic artists since i was
only 9 and i love this version of the song and how the video represents the
acoustic nature.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE TYPE OF
MUSIC AND DOES THIS HELP ADD TO
YOUR MUSIC DIVERSITY