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The document discusses research conducted through an online survey to understand teenagers' preferences for music videos. It was distributed through Facebook and had 17 participants, most of whom were female. Key findings were that romantic storylines are seen as overdone and boring, and audiences prefer darker storylines instead. Participants also favored the music video "Frozen" by Madonna for its dark atmosphere and setting.
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The document discusses research conducted through an online survey to understand music video preferences of teenagers. The survey was distributed through Facebook and had 17 participants, including 7 males and 11 females. Key findings were that romantic storylines are seen as overdone and boring, and participants preferred darker storylines instead. They also favored Madonna's "Frozen" music video which uses dark visual elements and an empty beach setting. The research helped inform the type of music video that would appeal most to the target audience.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of an online survey about music video preferences conducted among teenagers. It was distributed on Facebook and had 17 participants, mostly female. The survey found that romantic storylines are overdone and boring, and respondents would prefer to see darker storylines instead. They also favored the Madonna music video "Frozen" which uses dark visual elements and an isolated beach setting. The conclusion is that teenagers want less typical romantic plots and more ambiguity in music videos.
Audience Research
The document discusses conducting an online survey through Kwick Survey to gather feedback from teenagers about their music video preferences. 17 people participated in the survey through Facebook, providing information such as a preference for darker storylines over romantic ones and liking Madonna's "Frozen" music video for its dark visuals. The survey results will help inform the creation of a new music video that appeals to this target audience.
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- The target audience is young teenagers interested in the lives of footballers
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Evaluation of audience research
This document summarizes research collected from a questionnaire, interviews, and focus groups about the target audience for pop music videos. The research found that the target audience is fairly evenly split between male and female, mostly ages 12-20. They enjoy pop music and spending time with friends. Approximately half prefer a narrative in videos while the other half prefer many shots of the artist. Common associations with pop music videos included love stories, bright colors, and party atmospheres. The target audience expects to see fashionable clothing, beach settings, and videos focused on teenagers. Feedback on an example pop music video suggested including conventional settings like beaches, fashionable styling, a variety of shots of the artist, and props signifying fun. Research on
Pitch presentation
This document provides details for a proposed film, including the genre, synopsis, characters, branding, promotional campaign, and target audience. The film will focus on a teenage girl who joins a new school and befriends two other girls, one of whom becomes jealous and starts bullying her. It will have elements of psychological drama. The branding will target teenagers using pink and purple colors and focus on school friendships. The promotional campaign will center on the new girl as the protagonist and her victimization through trailers from her perspective and posters showing the three main characters. The target audience is females aged 16-25 who are active on social media.
Target audience profile
The document analyzes the target audience for a thriller film opening through survey results and demographic research. The survey of 17 teenagers, mostly female ages 14-16, found their preferred genres are thriller, comedy and action. They want engaging storylines, characters, and openings that create suspense and tension through music and action. The target audience is teenagers ages 14-19, mostly female, from working/middle class in Southeast London who socialize and can relate to the four teenage protagonists. Their interests include socializing, films, suspenseful music and engaging openings.
Audience Profile
The summary analyzes the key findings from research conducted on the target audience for a music video:
- The target audience is primarily 14-22 year olds interested in rock, indie, and alternative music. Most plan to attend university but many also want to take a gap year traveling first.
- They are socially oriented and value time with friends while listening to music. Music is taken seriously as a hobby and social tool. They also enjoy films and value appearance/individuality.
- The target audience believes music videos can influence a song's success, both positively and negatively. Visuals matching the song are most important to them in a music video.
- While neutral on representations of women, most
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The document discusses research conducted through an online survey to understand music video preferences of teenagers. The survey was distributed through Facebook and had 17 participants, including 7 males and 11 females. Key findings were that romantic storylines are seen as overdone and boring, and participants preferred darker storylines instead. They also favored Madonna's "Frozen" music video which uses dark visual elements and an empty beach setting. The research helped inform the type of music video that would appeal most to the target audience.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of an online survey about music video preferences conducted among teenagers. It was distributed on Facebook and had 17 participants, mostly female. The survey found that romantic storylines are overdone and boring, and respondents would prefer to see darker storylines instead. They also favored the Madonna music video "Frozen" which uses dark visual elements and an isolated beach setting. The conclusion is that teenagers want less typical romantic plots and more ambiguity in music videos.
Audience Research
The document discusses conducting an online survey through Kwick Survey to gather feedback from teenagers about their music video preferences. 17 people participated in the survey through Facebook, providing information such as a preference for darker storylines over romantic ones and liking Madonna's "Frozen" music video for its dark visuals. The survey results will help inform the creation of a new music video that appeals to this target audience.
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This document analyzes and summarizes 5 different movie posters. For poster 4:
- The genre is a documentary about football
- The target audience is young teenagers interested in the lives of footballers
- The poster suggests the film tells the life story of a footballer, as indicated by the person's clothing and positioning in the poster wearing football gear
Evaluation of audience research
This document summarizes research collected from a questionnaire, interviews, and focus groups about the target audience for pop music videos. The research found that the target audience is fairly evenly split between male and female, mostly ages 12-20. They enjoy pop music and spending time with friends. Approximately half prefer a narrative in videos while the other half prefer many shots of the artist. Common associations with pop music videos included love stories, bright colors, and party atmospheres. The target audience expects to see fashionable clothing, beach settings, and videos focused on teenagers. Feedback on an example pop music video suggested including conventional settings like beaches, fashionable styling, a variety of shots of the artist, and props signifying fun. Research on
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This document provides details for a proposed film, including the genre, synopsis, characters, branding, promotional campaign, and target audience. The film will focus on a teenage girl who joins a new school and befriends two other girls, one of whom becomes jealous and starts bullying her. It will have elements of psychological drama. The branding will target teenagers using pink and purple colors and focus on school friendships. The promotional campaign will center on the new girl as the protagonist and her victimization through trailers from her perspective and posters showing the three main characters. The target audience is females aged 16-25 who are active on social media.
Target audience profile
The document analyzes the target audience for a thriller film opening through survey results and demographic research. The survey of 17 teenagers, mostly female ages 14-16, found their preferred genres are thriller, comedy and action. They want engaging storylines, characters, and openings that create suspense and tension through music and action. The target audience is teenagers ages 14-19, mostly female, from working/middle class in Southeast London who socialize and can relate to the four teenage protagonists. Their interests include socializing, films, suspenseful music and engaging openings.
Audience Profile
The summary analyzes the key findings from research conducted on the target audience for a music video:
- The target audience is primarily 14-22 year olds interested in rock, indie, and alternative music. Most plan to attend university but many also want to take a gap year traveling first.
- They are socially oriented and value time with friends while listening to music. Music is taken seriously as a hobby and social tool. They also enjoy films and value appearance/individuality.
- The target audience believes music videos can influence a song's success, both positively and negatively. Visuals matching the song are most important to them in a music video.
- While neutral on representations of women, most
Question 3 what have you learned from your
Film industries spend millions identifying their target audiences through preview screenings with varied age and gender groups. They use this research to appropriately market films through platforms popular with the target demographics. Common research methods include focus groups for one-on-one feedback and exit surveys measuring audience reactions. The discussed document establishes their target audience as males and females aged 16 to 30 interested in thriller, drama, action and horror genres.
Test shot evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of test shots taken for a magazine cover and poster. For the magazine cover shot, the photo size was appropriate but more of the subject's torso and legs could be shown to allow for better editing. The lighting placement caused some shadows. The image fits genre conventions of a teen drama by depicting stereotypical characters. The facial expressions and body language suggest one shy protagonist character and two dominant characters looking down on her. For the poster test shot, the image was slightly too small and lighting was too dark, causing attention to be drawn to the subject's hair instead of what she was looking at. Her body language suggested comfort, implying the environment was her home.
Pitch
The group chose the song "Summertime" by My Chemical Romance for their music video project because it was one of the band's few songs without an existing video. They will create a video for the song centered around the theme of bullying, as this fits with the band's style of addressing social issues. The video will feature a girl standing up to a bullied boy and be targeted towards the band's primary audience of teenage girls aged 16.
Evaluation Five
The document discusses how the filmmakers attracted and addressed their target audience of 12-18 year olds for their thriller film "Imperceptible". They analyzed a similar film called "Taken" to understand appropriate content and intensity. They chose subtle, intense music that built tension without being cheesy. The unique element was that the kidnapper's victims knew each other slightly, creating mystery around his motives. Social media was key to engagement, with polls to name the film and updates on production allowing audience involvement.
Presentation
The pitch presentation summarizes a story about a new girl who joins high school and starts a popular YouTube channel, catching the attention of the popular girl at school who sees her as a threat. The popular girl befriends the new girl to gain her trust, then works to sabotage her growing YouTube career in order to maintain her own popularity. Key characters include the new girl, described as quiet and indie, and the mean popular girl, who is jealous and manipulative. The presentation discusses promotion ideas like a red branding theme and focusing on social media popularity and cyberbullying.
Target audience research conclusions
The survey results show that the target audience for singer-songwriter music is mostly female ages 16-30 and 31-45. Females made up more of the respondents and tended to prefer the mellower genre of singer-songwriter music compared to males who preferred rock. Storyline/narrative and bright, colorful artwork were most appealing to the target audience. MP3 downloads were the most popular way to listen to music. Favorite artists varied by age and gender, with Ed Sheeran, Robbie Williams, Maroon 5, Pink, and Adele being among the most popular choices.
Evaluation question 3
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Evaluation task 1
The document discusses how the media product adheres to and challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes how the magazine, poster, and trailer follow conventions for their genres and formats. Specifically, it notes that the magazine matches the house style of "Studio Magazine" by including the title at the top, central image, and discussing celebrities. The poster includes a tagline, billing block, and focuses the image to draw in the target audience like other films. Both the magazine and poster portray the film's themes while focusing on different aspects. The trailer includes conventions from films like "Mean Girls" typically seen in Hollywood blockbusters.
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Evaluation Five
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Survey analysis
The survey analyzed responses from 15 participants mostly between ages 16-25. It found the audience had a fairly even split of males and females. Most watched films once a month or every 6 months. When asked about thriller films, most said they enjoyed the genre. The survey also found that participants most enjoyed the building of tension in thrillers and that crime and psychological thrillers were the most popular subgenres. Based on the results, the document recommends including tension throughout and combining elements of crime and psychological thrillers.
Evaluation 4 and 5
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Forms and Conventions of real media products
Dearest Ada" uses and develops conventions of real media products while also attempting to challenge some conventions. It follows the romance genre convention of portraying love between a couple, but subverts the typical portrayal of love between a younger couple. The film was influenced by the narrative structures of "Up" and "Wish You Were Here" as well as independent films like "The View" and "This is When We Met." However, it aims to challenge the convention that films representing love across generations only appeal to niche audiences, as research found these stories do not often get mainstream distribution. Interviews conducted after test screenings found "Dearest Ada" appealed to a wide range of ages.
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Target audience research
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Audience Feedback
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Evaluation Q4 Amad
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Evaluation Question 2
The combination of the main product (a music video for the band Dog Is Dead) and ancillary texts (a digipack and website) is effective in representing the themes and style of the band. The image used on the digipack, website banner, and embedded in the music video depicts the progression of a character through a meal from the start to end, representing a theme in the video. Complementary color schemes, fonts, and embedded clips are used consistently across products to create a cohesive brand representation and enable promotion across platforms.
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Film industries spend millions identifying their target audiences through preview screenings with varied age and gender groups. They use this research to appropriately market films through platforms popular with the target demographics. Common research methods include focus groups for one-on-one feedback and exit surveys measuring audience reactions. The discussed document establishes their target audience as males and females aged 16 to 30 interested in thriller, drama, action and horror genres.
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The document provides an evaluation of test shots taken for a magazine cover and poster. For the magazine cover shot, the photo size was appropriate but more of the subject's torso and legs could be shown to allow for better editing. The lighting placement caused some shadows. The image fits genre conventions of a teen drama by depicting stereotypical characters. The facial expressions and body language suggest one shy protagonist character and two dominant characters looking down on her. For the poster test shot, the image was slightly too small and lighting was too dark, causing attention to be drawn to the subject's hair instead of what she was looking at. Her body language suggested comfort, implying the environment was her home.
Pitch
The group chose the song "Summertime" by My Chemical Romance for their music video project because it was one of the band's few songs without an existing video. They will create a video for the song centered around the theme of bullying, as this fits with the band's style of addressing social issues. The video will feature a girl standing up to a bullied boy and be targeted towards the band's primary audience of teenage girls aged 16.
Evaluation Five
The document discusses how the filmmakers attracted and addressed their target audience of 12-18 year olds for their thriller film "Imperceptible". They analyzed a similar film called "Taken" to understand appropriate content and intensity. They chose subtle, intense music that built tension without being cheesy. The unique element was that the kidnapper's victims knew each other slightly, creating mystery around his motives. Social media was key to engagement, with polls to name the film and updates on production allowing audience involvement.
Presentation
The pitch presentation summarizes a story about a new girl who joins high school and starts a popular YouTube channel, catching the attention of the popular girl at school who sees her as a threat. The popular girl befriends the new girl to gain her trust, then works to sabotage her growing YouTube career in order to maintain her own popularity. Key characters include the new girl, described as quiet and indie, and the mean popular girl, who is jealous and manipulative. The presentation discusses promotion ideas like a red branding theme and focusing on social media popularity and cyberbullying.
Target audience research conclusions
The survey results show that the target audience for singer-songwriter music is mostly female ages 16-30 and 31-45. Females made up more of the respondents and tended to prefer the mellower genre of singer-songwriter music compared to males who preferred rock. Storyline/narrative and bright, colorful artwork were most appealing to the target audience. MP3 downloads were the most popular way to listen to music. Favorite artists varied by age and gender, with Ed Sheeran, Robbie Williams, Maroon 5, Pink, and Adele being among the most popular choices.
Evaluation question 3
The document summarizes feedback gathered from interviews with members of the target audience, ranging from ages 18 to 40+, regarding several texts and a video. The interviews were recorded and analyzed. The feedback showed that the recurring themes across the texts helped create branding identification. While the monochrome theme supported the dark, gritty concept, opinions differed on whether the focus was more on the artist or the music.
After Hours - Target Audience
The survey results showed that the target audience for the short film was mostly male aged 17-24, who identified as left-wing or apolitical and atheist/agnostic. They had an educational background ranging from high school to post-graduate degrees. They particularly enjoyed comedy, action, drama, and art films and listed escapism and humor as most important when watching movies. Their favorite characters tended to be individuals who suffered alone due to not fitting into mainstream society.
Evaluation task 1
The document discusses how the media product adheres to and challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes how the magazine, poster, and trailer follow conventions for their genres and formats. Specifically, it notes that the magazine matches the house style of "Studio Magazine" by including the title at the top, central image, and discussing celebrities. The poster includes a tagline, billing block, and focuses the image to draw in the target audience like other films. Both the magazine and poster portray the film's themes while focusing on different aspects. The trailer includes conventions from films like "Mean Girls" typically seen in Hollywood blockbusters.
Short Film Target Audience
In this slide-show, I look at the target audience of short film and assess who I will be aiming my own short film at during production.
Evaluation Five
The document discusses how the filmmakers addressed their target audience of 12-18 year olds for their short film "Imperceptible". They analyzed the similar film "Taken" to understand appropriate content and intensity levels. They also carefully chose subtle thriller music that built tension without becoming cheesy. A key selling point of the film is the connection between the two girls who are kidnapped. Additionally, the filmmakers engaged their target audience through social media like Instagram and Twitter, using polls and updates to involve viewers in the filmmaking process.
Survey analysis
The survey analyzed responses from 15 participants mostly between ages 16-25. It found the audience had a fairly even split of males and females. Most watched films once a month or every 6 months. When asked about thriller films, most said they enjoyed the genre. The survey also found that participants most enjoyed the building of tension in thrillers and that crime and psychological thrillers were the most popular subgenres. Based on the results, the document recommends including tension throughout and combining elements of crime and psychological thrillers.
Evaluation 4 and 5
This document discusses strategies for targeting and attracting a young adult audience aged 15-28 to a media production. The target audience enjoys thrillers, comics, and books with plot twists. To attract this audience, the production uses techniques from films like Taken, including low lighting and POV shots to build suspense. It also discusses promoting the production through related apps, music soundtracks, and by gathering feedback from a target audience focus group.
Forms and Conventions of real media products
Dearest Ada" uses and develops conventions of real media products while also attempting to challenge some conventions. It follows the romance genre convention of portraying love between a couple, but subverts the typical portrayal of love between a younger couple. The film was influenced by the narrative structures of "Up" and "Wish You Were Here" as well as independent films like "The View" and "This is When We Met." However, it aims to challenge the convention that films representing love across generations only appeal to niche audiences, as research found these stories do not often get mainstream distribution. Interviews conducted after test screenings found "Dearest Ada" appealed to a wide range of ages.
Brainstorm for magazine listing
The document provides guidance for writing a magazine article to promote a documentary. It recommends brainstorming important topics before drafting. For the introduction, it suggests using rhetorical questions to engage readers on social issues related to video games. Regarding images, it says to include a wide range from the documentary to show its contents, with captions explaining relevance. The document discusses using the documentary's color scheme and including key elements from the first five minutes as well as the debate around video game violence's impact on children. It stresses finding a balance of viewpoints through expert findings and quotes.
Target audience research
The document summarizes the results of a survey about horror film preferences for a target audience. It shows that more female respondents completed the survey, most were aged 16-30, and demonic/paranormal was the favorite horror film genre. Respondents preferred watching films at home on DVD or streaming services. Possession, sexual themes, and gore were most popular to include in horror films. Exorcism and demonic possession were also enjoyed themes.
Adver taylor
This document compares magazine advertisements for Taylor Swift's album "Red" and a new artist's debut album "Red". It analyzes design choices for both, such as photo effects, positioning of text and images, and use of color. Key differences noted are that the new artist's ad features "child-like and playful" photo filters to portray a cartoon-like style, their name is placed with the album title to immediately connect the two, and they use direct eye contact and a playful expression to pull in the audience rather than Taylor Swift's more serious expression. Both ads feature the artist in feminine poses and incorporate sale information in a red strap line at the bottom.
Audience Feedback
The document summarizes feedback from an audience on a music video. It discusses the 5 questions that were asked of audience members and the key lessons learned from their responses. The questions covered understanding of the video, what worked well, the use of masks, performance shots vs narrative, and understanding of the concept. Lessons learned included establishing a clear introduction, ensuring the performer appears enthusiastic, having an equal balance of narrative and performance, and providing a satisfying ending. The feedback provided valuable insights on both positive and negative aspects to apply to future music videos.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to their target audience for an upcoming documentary. The questionnaire found that the audience prefers a female documentarian closer to their age range of 17-25. They also prefer a documentarian who has a direct link to the subject matter of Mormons and their lifestyle. The audience was most interested in the documentary title that stated it would go "Beyond the big book" implying they want to learn more than just the basics about Mormons.
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This document discusses the target audience for a sports drama film opening. The target audience is identified as males ages 13 to 30, as similar boxing films like Rocky and Cinderella Man attracted mainly male viewers in that age range. Research on IMDB showed Cinderella Man was most popular with viewers ages 13 to 29 of both genders, but especially males, and interest dropped off after age 30. The film would have a PG-13 rating due to themes of depression. In addition to males 13-29, the target audiences are identified as working class people who could relate to the protagonist's background, and the US market where boxing films are very popular.
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The combination of the main product (a music video for the band Dog Is Dead) and ancillary texts (a digipack and website) is effective in representing the themes and style of the band. The image used on the digipack, website banner, and embedded in the music video depicts the progression of a character through a meal from the start to end, representing a theme in the video. Complementary color schemes, fonts, and embedded clips are used consistently across products to create a cohesive brand representation and enable promotion across platforms.
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History of music videos
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History of music videos
Modern music videos began primarily as a marketing tool to promote artists' music in the 1950s, though visuals were sometimes created to accompany music before then. Key developments included the first sound film in 1927, the rise of Hollywood musicals in the 1940s, and the invention of the scopitone in France in the 1960s, which produced short films for songs. The 1960s also saw the beginnings of music television programs like Ready Steady Go in the UK and Top of the Pops. Iconic early music videos included The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night film and Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" in 1975, as MTV launched in 1981 and brought more prominent music videos to television.
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Evaluation question 4
The student used various media technologies in the construction of their music video project:
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- 3. I shared my online survey on my Facebook page, in order to encourage others to participate in the service. It was particularly useful to use my Facebook page, as we were able to directly inform others that we had a survey which we wanted them to be involved in.
- 5. There were 17 participants for this online questionnaire, 7 of which were male and 11 who were female. This is was not planned as from posting our survey on Facebook it was therefore optional for who took part.
- 8. We then asked a probe question, on topics that people may consider, are becoming boring in a music video. It was important that we asked this question in order to ensure are target audience would not dislike a particular theme in our video. Our results showed that people think that romantic story lines are very much overdone in a music video and are in fact becoming boring. It is clear from our results that people would like to see more dark storylines in a music video.
- 11. Questions three and four our both multiple choice questions in order to stimulate an answer from the participants. From our results for question three, it is clear that participants would like to see more dark storylines and less romantic storylines.
- 14. Finally we asked participants which music videos they favoured in order to see inspiration for our music video and in particular what people in our target audience preferred.
- 15. In conclusion, from our survey we learnt that people are getting bored of the typical romantic storylines and would prefer to see more dark storylines that may have a double meaning (preferred meaning ) instead of one socially coded interpretation. In addition our results showed that our participants favoured the music video ‘Frozen’ By Madonna which addresses the use of dark Mise En Scene and an eerie location of an empty beach. Conclusion