Audience Questionnaire
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The document contains the results of a survey about music video preferences. The majority of respondents said they often search for music videos after listening to songs. Most respondents preferred narrative-based videos over dance-based videos. The majority were familiar with the song being used for a new music video project. Opinions on the original video for that song were average. Three-quarters felt the original video could be improved, which motivated the group to try and make an improved video.
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- The website effectively generated interest in the band and satisfied all survey respondents.
Media Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses audience feedback from questionnaires and interviews about a Kate Nash music video project. Questionnaires assessed fans' preferences and provided guidance for the video's style, characters, and story. Fans preferred upbeat narratives with realistic elements over exaggerated styles. Locations and costumes were influenced by other Nash videos. Additional feedback confirmed the video matched Nash's style and identified areas for improvement. Insights from a fan interview informed music and hobby preferences to consider for the video. Overall, the research helped ensure the video appealed to Nash's target female audience.
Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music videos that was completed by 10 people. Most respondents were aged 12-18, listened to indie music, paid attention to storylines in music videos, and preferred music videos with a narrative genre. Over half preferred music videos like "Sex on Fire" and "Pokerface" that used unusual camera shots, costumes, or memories. Respondents disliked hip-hop, heavy metal, R&B, and pop videos for being repetitive. They associated indie music videos with bands playing alongside a story, fast camera shots, and people wearing checked shirts, skinny jeans, and hats.
Feedback
We created a questionnaire to get feedback on our final music video from people who watched it. We posted the video on social media sites like Facebook to get comments, and also created an online survey to get more detailed feedback. The survey questions asked about identifying the genre, understanding the storyline and emotions portrayed, connecting with the characters, and whether the locations, clothing and props fit the style. Most respondents correctly identified elements of the video and said they would recommend it, but some felt more professional locations could have improved it given a higher budget.
Survey whole analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music video preferences. It discusses questions asked in the survey about respondents' gender, age, favorite music genres and artists. For favorite artists Rihanna and Beyoncé were most popular. Respondents preferred upbeat, fast-paced music videos that were not repetitive. The survey results will help the creators design an R&B music video that appeals to their target audience, mainly females ages 10-21, by including elements respondents liked and excluding dislikes such as repetition.
Analysis of Survey
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music videos. It found that the majority of respondents were females ages 17-20. Most respondents said storyline was important in a music video and that seeing the artist was important. Over 60% preferred realistic videos. Common likes included behind-the-scenes footage and interesting storylines. Common dislikes included unrealistic editing and videos that were too long or dark. The survey results will help the authors create a music video that appeals to their target demographic.
Analysing media survey
Kellie Nee and James Wright conducted a media survey to inform their planning of a pop music video. Most respondents wanted to see a storyline as the main focus of the video. Over 80% wanted to see the artist included. Over 60% preferred realistic videos. Respondents provided ideas for enjoyable elements like behind-the-scenes footage and interesting storylines. Common dislikes included unrealistic editing and long videos. Most respondents were female ages 17-20, matching the target demographic for a pop genre video.
Analysing media survey
Kellie Nee and James Wright conducted a media survey to inform their planning of a pop music video. Most respondents wanted to see a storyline as the main focus of the video. Over 80% wanted to see the artist included. Over 60% preferred realistic videos. Respondents provided ideas for enjoyable elements like behind-the-scenes footage and interesting storylines. Common dislikes included unrealistic editing and long videos. Most respondents were female ages 17-20, matching the target demographic for a pop genre video.
Survey Monkey - Analysed Results
This survey analyzed responses to 10 questions about music video preferences. Most respondents were males aged 16-24 who listen to genres like house, hip-hop and dubstep. They prefer watching music videos online, especially on YouTube. When creating their own music video, the surveyor chose a performance style despite narrative and conceptual being most popular, feeling performance is most vivid. Most felt music videos are important to a song's success and enjoy partying themes that match their demographic. Respondents watch videos daily and were split on whether visuals need relate to audio.
Question 3 draft
From distributing a questionnaire to their audience, the creators of the music video learned several things: that their audience enjoyed dance/EDM and pop music as well as some soft rock; they preferred upbeat songs over downbeat ones; and their favorite artist was most commonly James Blunt. Based on this feedback, the creators decided to use an upbeat soft rock song by James Blunt for their music video in order to best appeal to their target audience.
Audience research d
The document discusses market research conducted through a questionnaire to determine preferences for a music video. It provides results for various questions about respondents' gender, age, music purchasing and streaming habits, preferred music genres including Afro beats, how they access music videos, and preferences for video style, content, location, and understandability of lyrics. The research found that most respondents were female, 17 years old, stream but don't purchase music, prefer pop and rap genres over Afro beats, access videos on YouTube, and thought the "Romantic" song lyrics and mood were easy to understand. It helped inform decisions for the music video.
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- 1. AUDIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE A survey created on Survey Monkey by Rhys Jones (Group Member)
- 2. The purpose of this question was to see how often people searched for the music video for the song they have listened to. The results show me that the majority of people answered ‘often’ to this question which was interesting as I now know that searching for a music video after listening to a song is a popular option for many people.
- 3. The purpose of this question was to see what opinions were on dance based music videos or narrative based music videos. From the results I can see that the majority of people (81%) preferred narrative based music videos. This works well for my music video product as we are going with a narrative video.
- 4. This question was asked to see if people have heard of the song which are using for our music video. The majority of the answer was ‘yes’. This highlights that many people know the song we are using, therefore, we hope our product will be popular due to the popular song choice.
- 5. This question identifies who has viewed the music video for our chosen song and what there opinions are on it. The highest answer was ‘okay’ this suggests to us that people rate this video good but not excellent. This makes me think about how we could make our product to ensure everything thinks it is at a good standard.
- 6. This question lets us see how many people feel that the original music video for this song could be improved. This information is useful to us as a group as we can see that 75% percent of people feel that the video could be improved, therefore, we want to try and achieve this through our music video for this song.