The document provides information on existing podcasts and interviews related to music. It summarizes three podcasts/interviews: 1) A podcast interview with Carole King discussing her career and songwriting process. 2) An interview with Hugh Skinner, the actor who played one of the fathers in Mamma Mia 2, discussing the film's premiere. 3) A "Fresh Air" NPR interview with Carole King about her albums and songs. It then analyzes common features of the researched products and aspects to include in the author's own work, such as a relaxed tone and inclusion of music.

1. Research
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2. Existing Products
• Informally chatting about her life.
• It had a sound track at the beginning of her
songs
• Carole King is a singing
• Aimed general Audience
• It was 30 minutes
• Informative about song writing and singing
Link to the podcast/documentary;
http://thegreatsongadventure.com/episode-
24-carole-king-part-4/

3. Existing Products
• Carole King
• The "fresh air “ interview
• Talking about her career
• It was a man asking her questions about her
albums and her songs
• It was very formal- serious
• Educate people on making albums and writing
songs
https://tunein.com/podcasts/Classic-Hits/Carole-King--Artist-Collection-
p832045/
Link to the podcast/documentary;

4. Existing Products
• Hugh Skinner the actor in Mamma mia 2 who played one of the father’s
• Interview on the premier of Mamma mia 2
• Talks about his character and storyline
• He said he was nervous with working with famous actors such as Cher
• All the cast were friendly and they had lot of fun
• Interviewed on the red Carpet ,lots of fans were cheering and getting excited so it was very noisy
• Short interview ( 3.26) very informal
• This interview helps to promote the film for a general audience and encourage people who saw the first one to
come back.
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Link to the podcast/documentary;

5. Research Analysis
• What common features do the researched products
have?
• They have music and they both have songs. And they
both have talk with some questions being asked
• What aspects of the research will you include within
your on work?
• I would like the relaxed and chatty mood.
• Like the music at the beginning and the end
• Different ways to hear music, concert and musical
shows

6. Audience

7. Audience Profile
Category Demographic Content to appeal to this audience
Age Range
A range of age
depending on the
shows
• Little mix would be for younger people between 17-25 year old
• Carole King would be good for between 25-60 year old
• I can’t sing would be good for people between 20-29 year old
• Wicked would be good for people between 20-30 year old
• On your feet would be good for a general audience.
Gender
Females and
males
• Carole King would be good for males and females because the
music is very upbeat
• Little mix would be good for a females because of the young
people and the songs are good to sing along to
• I can’t sing would be good for males and females because it has
good humour and the people are fun in the shows.
• Wicked would be good for females and males because the music
is good and the people are really fun in the west end shows.
• On your feet would be for females and males
• Because it lot of excitement and lot of people dance and have
fun on the night of the shows

8. Audience Profile
Psychographic
People
who
like see
shows
and
people
who
likes
music
my audience would be anyone who would like see west
end shows and like music and you also see shows in
hull which it cheaper to get their. And would be
good for people who like to have fun and likes dance
music. And anyone who likes have fun with their
friends or family and likes have a good time.
Social Status
• London would be for middle class because it can be
expensive and can also be expensive on the train.
But if you go to Hull that would be good because it
not as expensive as London would be. Shows would
appeal to more middle class people.