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The document summarizes audience feedback from questionnaires about a documentary. The feedback showed that the documentary was rated highly for being informative, entertaining, and having good technical quality, as it received mostly 4s or 5s out of 5 in those categories. The feedback was more mixed for how eye-catching and how well it obeyed typical documentary conventions the documentary was, as different parts of the audience found different sections more or less interesting or conventional. The creator thinks asking other media students for feedback would provide more detailed and constructive criticism.
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The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to an audience about a radio trailer created to promote a documentary.
The questionnaire assessed various aspects of the trailer such as the target audience, use of music, pace of narration and whether the purpose and topic of the documentary were clear.
The majority of responses were positive, indicating that the target audience was accurately portrayed, the music and narration were suitable, and the purpose and topic of the documentary were clear from the trailer. A few responses provided minor suggestions for improvement.
Overall, the feedback suggests that the radio trailer was successful in promoting and creating interest in the documentary.
Evaluation Question 3 - Showing what I've learnt through my target audience
A presentation showing what I've learnt through my target audience. All my data has been collected through social media sites, such as Twitter. My survey was made through SurveyMonkey.
Gregory McLaney - Unit G324 - Evaluation - Q3
The document summarizes audience feedback from questionnaires about a television documentary, double page article, and radio trailer on health and fitness. Key findings include:
1) The documentary was rated as highly attention-holding, with sound levels and shots framed appropriately. Interviews were seen as informative.
2) The double page article was well-put together and used common conventions, though some felt more color could be included.
3) Feedback was also collected on the radio trailer, but no results were reported. The document reviewed audience feedback to evaluate and improve their work.
Final questionnaire a2
The results of the final questionnaires were mostly positive, requiring only minor changes. For the film questionnaire, more people now want the two main characters to be in a romantic relationship compared to the pilot survey. Actors may need to be younger than originally planned. The majority also now want a tagline to entice viewers. Questions about trailer length and using voiceover had responses change enough to warrant adjustments.
Research Analysis
The document analyzes the responses to several questions about music videos. Key findings include:
1. Most people are interested in whether a music video is entertaining rather than focusing on the storyline. This gives the creator freedom to prioritize visuals and interest over strict scripting.
2. Editing and post-production are as important to a video's quality as the raw footage and acting.
3. Mise-en-scène, or visual style, needs to be used strategically to appeal to different audience tastes.
4. The music video is as important as the song itself given how music is consumed on platforms like YouTube. The amateur creator's video will need to match the high production
Evaluation of focus groups thoughts on our documentary
The focus group responses to the documentary were overall very positive. All three participants provided individual, honest answers without needing prompting. They enjoyed the opening scene relating books falling to the documentary's meaning. The background footage and linked clips were sufficient and relevant. The documentary was found informative for including interesting facts about anxiety and depression increases. It received a high interest rating of 9/10 without becoming boring. The representation of generations was deemed fair with good inclusion of both. The music was noticed to blend well without interruption. Based on the facts and footage, participants concluded teenagers are very stressed.
Final questionnaire a2
The document summarizes the results of questionnaires about a film project. It found that most respondents now want the two main characters to be in a romantic relationship, unlike the initial pilot results. For the film questionnaire, only question 3 saw a major change in responses. The document also notes they may have difficulties finding actors that fit the roles but younger actors could be considered. A tagline was also deemed a good addition by most respondents for question 6.
Pilot qustionnaire and Analysis A2
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about audience preferences for an upcoming film. Key findings include:
1. The target audience enjoys the film's genre and is in the 26-31 age range.
2. Most people preferred a 15 rating and a complex narrative without a conventional relationship or ending.
3. For posters, most preferred a print style with dark grey and orange colors, a long shot, and iconography over imagery.
4. Radio ads should be direct, include lines from the film, background music, and air in the morning for maximum exposure.
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The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to an audience about a radio trailer created to promote a documentary.
The questionnaire assessed various aspects of the trailer such as the target audience, use of music, pace of narration and whether the purpose and topic of the documentary were clear.
The majority of responses were positive, indicating that the target audience was accurately portrayed, the music and narration were suitable, and the purpose and topic of the documentary were clear from the trailer. A few responses provided minor suggestions for improvement.
Overall, the feedback suggests that the radio trailer was successful in promoting and creating interest in the documentary.
Evaluation Question 3 - Showing what I've learnt through my target audience
A presentation showing what I've learnt through my target audience. All my data has been collected through social media sites, such as Twitter. My survey was made through SurveyMonkey.
Gregory McLaney - Unit G324 - Evaluation - Q3
The document summarizes audience feedback from questionnaires about a television documentary, double page article, and radio trailer on health and fitness. Key findings include:
1) The documentary was rated as highly attention-holding, with sound levels and shots framed appropriately. Interviews were seen as informative.
2) The double page article was well-put together and used common conventions, though some felt more color could be included.
3) Feedback was also collected on the radio trailer, but no results were reported. The document reviewed audience feedback to evaluate and improve their work.
Final questionnaire a2
The results of the final questionnaires were mostly positive, requiring only minor changes. For the film questionnaire, more people now want the two main characters to be in a romantic relationship compared to the pilot survey. Actors may need to be younger than originally planned. The majority also now want a tagline to entice viewers. Questions about trailer length and using voiceover had responses change enough to warrant adjustments.
Research Analysis
The document analyzes the responses to several questions about music videos. Key findings include:
1. Most people are interested in whether a music video is entertaining rather than focusing on the storyline. This gives the creator freedom to prioritize visuals and interest over strict scripting.
2. Editing and post-production are as important to a video's quality as the raw footage and acting.
3. Mise-en-scène, or visual style, needs to be used strategically to appeal to different audience tastes.
4. The music video is as important as the song itself given how music is consumed on platforms like YouTube. The amateur creator's video will need to match the high production
Evaluation of focus groups thoughts on our documentary
The focus group responses to the documentary were overall very positive. All three participants provided individual, honest answers without needing prompting. They enjoyed the opening scene relating books falling to the documentary's meaning. The background footage and linked clips were sufficient and relevant. The documentary was found informative for including interesting facts about anxiety and depression increases. It received a high interest rating of 9/10 without becoming boring. The representation of generations was deemed fair with good inclusion of both. The music was noticed to blend well without interruption. Based on the facts and footage, participants concluded teenagers are very stressed.
Final questionnaire a2
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Pilot qustionnaire and Analysis A2
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about audience preferences for an upcoming film. Key findings include:
1. The target audience enjoys the film's genre and is in the 26-31 age range.
2. Most people preferred a 15 rating and a complex narrative without a conventional relationship or ending.
3. For posters, most preferred a print style with dark grey and orange colors, a long shot, and iconography over imagery.
4. Radio ads should be direct, include lines from the film, background music, and air in the morning for maximum exposure.
audience feedback Questionnaire analysis
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The questionnaire found that most viewers believed the documentary's main message was about the health risks of ice cream. Respondents highly rated the voiceover, editing, camerawork, and professionalism of the documentary. Areas identified for potential improvement included adding more cutaways and reducing camera shakiness. Viewers also felt the print ad, radio trailer, and documentary worked well together to tell the story and make them want to watch the full documentary. The analysis provides positive feedback on the quality of the productions while highlighting minor aspects that could be enhanced.
Q3 What have you learned from your audience feedback
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1) The audience would continue watching the documentary after the first 5 minutes and found it captivating.
2) The audience found the voiceover to be appropriately suited to the documentary.
3) The audience felt the mise-en-scene was the strongest element, effectively setting the topic of the documentary.
4) Most of the audience agreed the title sequence reflected the topic of female boxing, though one disagreed.
Evaluation - Question 3
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Q.3 feedback
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Q3 What have you learned from your audience feedback
The document summarizes feedback from an audience on various aspects of a documentary project. Key findings include:
1) The audience would continue watching the documentary after the first 5 minutes and found it captivating.
2) The audience found the voiceover to be appropriately suited to the documentary.
3) The audience felt the mise-en-scene was the strongest element, effectively setting the topic of the documentary.
4) Most of the audience agreed the title sequence reflected the topic of female boxing, though one disagreed.
Evaluation - Question 3
We distributed questionnaires to our target audience of 16-18 year olds to gain feedback on our documentary and promotional materials. The feedback showed that the documentary had consistent sound levels and relevant interviews. However, viewers felt it was not professional enough for a major network like BBC Three. Feedback also indicated that the radio trailer and double page spread successfully promoted the documentary and grabbed attention. Overall, the feedback showed that our products looked professional and would attract our target demographic to watch the documentary.
Q.3 feedback
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Questionnaire results analysis
The document discusses the results of audience research conducted for a media studies coursework project on creating a film trailer. A questionnaire gathered information on respondents' preferences for film genres, expectations for trailers, and what creates tension in horror films. The results showed a preference for horror and comedy genres and for using voiceovers in trailers. Additional research was conducted on film posters and magazine covers to understand what draws attention and viewer preferences. The research results will help inform the design and content of the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover created for the project.
Feedback
15 young males filled out a questionnaire about a film opening created by the document author. The participants thought the film went against typical teenage stereotypes and that a small company would be more likely to distribute it. Feedback on the film was generally positive, though some suggested improvements like adding more dialogue. The author found the feedback useful, especially about sound levels being out of sync, and decided to keep most of the original footage while correcting the sound issue.
Analysis
The document contains feedback from viewers on a documentary about phones and their use. The summaries are:
The theme of the documentary was clear to all viewers as they understood it was about phones based on the title. However, some felt the documentary could have been clearer and included more relevant information directly related to the questions. Overall the feedback was positive but identified areas for improvement in making future documentaries more understandable.
Question 3 audience feedback
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Evaluation question 3
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Evaluation q3
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3. Audience Feedback
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Questionnaire radio draft
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Audience Feedback
The audience feedback for a documentary was generally positive. 7 out of 7 viewers thought the opening sequence, music choice, voiceover, and camerawork were good quality and represented the topic well. Most also said they would continue watching after 5 minutes and that the fonts/colors suited the topic. While the target audience was seen as fitting by 6 viewers, 1 thought it could be broader. Positives included the interesting topic, creative opening, and archive footage. Suggested changes were to include a more varied range of interviews and archive footage. All 7 viewers felt the documentary was a good fit for the channel it aired on.
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2) They wanted older scientist characters and a non-traditional relationship dynamic.
3) Test audiences favored a 15 rating for more graphic content and a sophisticated, non-traditional ending.
4) For posters, they preferred a dark, abstract style with iconography over imagery and wanted to know critics' reviews.
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Questionnaire analysis
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about viewers' preferences for documentaries. It includes 9 questions on topics like preferred genres, ideal duration, use of narration, and production elements. The responses are analyzed and presented in charts. Key findings are that crime is the most popular genre, the ideal length is 1 hour, most prefer an informative over action-based style, and elements like narration, reenactments, interviews and music engagement audiences. This feedback informed production decisions for the documentary being created.
Question 4. What have you learnt from your audience feedback?
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Case study notes
Vibe Magazine focuses on R&B and hip-hop music artists and entertainers. The front cover features a large masthead and eye-catching colors, with a medium shot of the cover model making eye contact. Inside, articles use minimal colors and relevant images, with column writing and page numbers. Double page spreads have large central images of artists and pull quotes in bold text.
Q Magazine reviews modern rock music across genres and ages. The front cover has a large masthead and eye contact from the cover model without text over their face. Inside, images link to main articles, with column writing, page numbers, and subheadings separating categories of reviews. Double page spreads feature large central images of artists and drop
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Doc analysis 6
The documentary examines the marketing of musician Meatloaf and how celebrities can influence audiences. It uses a non-linear structure and interviews Meatloaf as well as others in the music industry. A variety of camera techniques, editing styles, archive footage, and graphics are employed to keep the documentary interesting while exploring the themes of marketing and audience manipulation in the music world.
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Proposal
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Case study notes vibe magazine
Vibe Magazine is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 that features R&B and hip-hop artists. It publishes every other month and costs $3.99. Q Magazine focuses on modern rock music and has been publishing monthly since 1986 for £3.75. Both magazines use only a few colors on the cover and contents page for visual appeal. The covers catch readers' eyes with large mastheads and eye-catching cover models. Contents pages list articles in columns with images and minimal text. Double page spreads feature large central images relating to the article alongside columns of text.
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Evaluation question 1
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Evaluation question 2
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Doc analysis 2
The documentary summarizes the making of the film Jaws, focusing on the challenges faced during production. Interviews with the cast and crew discuss how the film started as a novel and became a blockbuster, changing Hollywood. Problems included technical issues creating the mechanical shark prop and an actress breaking a rib during filming. Despite difficulties, the documentary shows how the film was ultimately a massive success despite initial doubts during production.
Codes and conventions of newspaper advertisements
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The document provides feedback from questionnaires distributed to the target audience of a documentary project. For the documentary, most of the audience found the opening suitable and attention-grabbing. They enjoyed the stock footage, reconstruction, and expert interviews. For the radio trailer, most rated it highly and found the voiceover clear though the music could be too loud. Regarding the double page spread, most were engaged by the dramatic image and would watch the documentary based on it. Overall, the project was quite successful but could be improved by adding more interviews and images.
Question 3
We conducted a post-production questionnaire and focus group to evaluate our documentary, magazine spread, and radio trailer. The questionnaire responses showed that respondents felt the documentary and magazine were professionally produced and caught their attention. However, they noted issues with the sound levels in the documentary. In the focus group, we discussed potential improvements but overall found that the audience feedback helped us create appealing media products for our target demographic.
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The document summarizes feedback received on 3 media products: a documentary, newspaper advert, and radio advert. The feedback was mainly positive and identified some areas for improvement. For the documentary, people found the topic interesting and thought it was professionally edited. They suggested adding more music. For the newspaper advert, people thought the rotten teeth image caught attention and linked to the topic, but the font could be larger. They suggested adding another image for clarity. For the radio advert, people understood what it advertised from the 30 second clip and thought the extracts and music were good, but longer gaps between vox pops could improve it.
Question 3 final
We conducted audience feedback through questionnaires and a focus group to evaluate our documentary, magazine, and radio trailer on body modification. The questionnaire responses showed that respondents felt the documentary and magazine were professionally produced and caught their attention. They also learned from the documentary and felt the music and voiceover added to it. However, some noted issues with sound levels in the documentary. The focus group also provided positive feedback on the documentary. This process helped us understand our target audience and improve our media products.
Question 3 media
The document summarizes feedback received from a questionnaire about a documentary. Respondents generally liked the voiceover, montage scene, and background sounds used in the radio advert. Areas identified for improvement included the quality of some scenes, rough edges on a digital advertisement, and framing of some shots. While most felt the ancillary tasks complemented the documentary, some thought a radio advert was not the best format. Going forward, the creator would spend more time filming, focus shots, make a TV instead of radio advert, and create multiple versions of the digital advertisement.
Question three
The document summarizes audience feedback from test screenings of a mobile phone documentary. Key findings include:
- 74% of respondents owned their first mobile phone between ages 7-13, indicating the documentary should appeal to young audiences.
- 62% said they would want to see a documentary on mobile phones.
- Viewers expected to see vox pops, a range of devices, expert interviews, music, and statistics.
- Feedback noted the documentary took too long to get going and could have been more interesting earlier on. One expert interview was inaudible due to audio issues.
- Viewers felt not enough handheld shots were used to make it seem realistic, though tripod shots fit the intended style.
What have you learned from your audience feedback
The document summarizes audience feedback from 25 people on a documentary, magazine spread, and radio trailer about cyberbullying produced by the author's group. The feedback was mostly positive, though some felt more facts were needed upfront in the documentary and the magazine layout lacked professional quality. Most said the interviews, music, and radio trailer prompted them to want to watch the full documentary.
Question 3 evaluation
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on a documentary, radio trailer, and magazine article about legalizing cannabis.
The feedback showed that the documentary was informative and audiences learned new facts. However, some felt it could have been less boring with an on-screen presenter or reconstructions. The radio trailer was generally well-received though some felt it seemed rushed. The magazine article was also positively received but could have been improved with perfect spelling and a column layout rather than text boxes. Overall, the audience feedback was very helpful for improving their media products.
Evaluation Question 3
The document summarizes audience feedback from questionnaires distributed during the planning and evaluation of a documentary project. The questionnaires provided information that helped shape the documentary, such as focusing on the topic of cannabis legalization and airing it on Channel 4 based on audience preferences. Feedback on the completed documentary, radio advertisement, and magazine spread was overwhelmingly positive, showing that the products achieved their goals of being informative, professional, and entertaining for the target audience. While the data from questionnaires was mostly quantitative, focus groups could have provided more qualitative insight. Minor issues like inconsistent sound levels and a few spelling errors were noted, but overall the audience feedback was very helpful for creating audience-focused and successful final products.
Question 3
The document discusses feedback received from an audience on a documentary about hair. The author learned that the topic needs to be interesting to engage viewers, sound quality needs improvement, and including a more variety of interviewees could make the documentary more compelling. Overall, most of the audience found the documentary entertaining but some felt it could have been more interesting with additional footage and improved technical quality.
Question 3 media
The document summarizes feedback received on a documentary and its accompanying promotional tasks. Key points include:
- Feedback was received via a questionnaire and social media to gain perspectives from different audiences.
- Aspects people liked were the montage scene, voiceover, and background sounds in the radio ad.
- Areas for improvement included video quality, framing of shots, and edges in the digital ad.
- Both promotional tasks complemented the documentary but a TV ad may have been more suitable than a radio spot.
- If redone, more care would be taken filming, a TV not radio ad created, and multiple versions of the digital ad produced.
Audience feedback
The document provides feedback from questionnaires distributed after screening a documentary. Respondents generally responded positively but noted a lack of background facts and exposition in the opening. Opinions on entertainment value were mixed. Feedback for a print ad was also positive, with most feeling it portrayed the documentary well without revealing too much. Responses to a radio ad were very positive, particularly praising the attention-grabbing music and professional sound of the voiceover in advertising the documentary effectively without video.
What have we learned from our audience feedback
The document provides feedback from focus groups on a documentary about the music industry. Overall, the feedback was very positive. For the documentary, respondents thought the introduction was engaging, there was enough background footage, the titles were interesting, and it was informative. They enjoyed the expert interviews and thought the music fit well. They also felt it seemed like a realistic documentary. The only criticism was that some vox-pops could be louder. Feedback on related promotional materials also identified minor improvements but was largely positive. The feedback validated many of the creative choices and identified a few small areas for improvement.
Evaluation 3
The document discusses audience feedback received on a documentary, newspaper advert, and radio trailer. The feedback showed that the target audience found the content interesting and wanted to see more. Some key learnings were that background music should be added to the documentary to make it more engaging. The newspaper advert's image could be misinterpreted, so alternative images showing different animals are needed. The radio trailer effectively grabbed attention and made people want to watch the full documentary. Overall, the feedback helped identify ways to improve the documentary and marketing materials to better appeal to the target audience.
Evaluation media3
The document discusses how various media technologies were used at different stages of creating a documentary project. A blog was used for planning and organization, allowing easy sharing of work. PowerPoint was used for evaluation, though formatting issues arose. A Mac was used for its focus on media design. Photoshop was used to manipulate images to match the blue color scheme. A camera's focus and white balance tools helped improve cutaway shots. A tripod ensured steady shots for a professional look.
Evaluation media3
The document summarizes the findings from audience feedback questionnaires given to the target audience of 17-18 year olds about a documentary. The summary analyzes quantitative data from closed questions in the form of pie charts and graphs, and qualitative data by highlighting the most common responses. It finds that most audience members felt the opening was engaging, they learned facts from the documentary, and it had an appropriate pace and narration. However, some said the sound levels and use of cutaway shots could be improved. This provided learning on effective elements and areas for development.
Evaluation media3
The document summarizes the findings from an audience feedback questionnaire given to a target audience of 17-18 year olds about a documentary. The summary analyzes the quantitative and qualitative data gained from the questionnaire. It was found that most audience members felt the opening was attention grabbing and interesting. Most also learned facts presented about illegal music downloading. The narration pace and understandability as well as the professional look of the documentary were also received positively by most respondents. However, some felt the sound levels and use of cutaway shots could be improved.
Survey results
- The survey results showed that audience research was very beneficial in guiding the creation of a media product that appeals to the target audience and other potential audiences. Post-production feedback also helped identify successful aspects and areas for improvement.
- Respondents generally found the documentary's information, interviews, and overall message to be high quality and effective at explaining the topic of mobile phones. Some minor improvements to audiovisual elements were suggested.
- The trailer was also successful in informing viewers about the documentary's purpose and making them want to watch through the use of interesting clips and sound bites. Feedback indicated the trailer and other media elements aligned well in quality and explaining the topic.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted after screening a documentary about chocolate. 19 out of 20 people said they would watch the full documentary. 17 thought the chocolate topic was interesting. 19 thought the documentary, radio ad, and print ad fit well together. 16 said they learned something from the documentary. Respondents provided feedback on what could be improved and other questions about the professional quality of the documentary, music, interviews, and more. The majority responded positively to most questions.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted after screening a documentary about chocolate. 19 out of 20 people said they would watch the full documentary. 17 thought the chocolate topic was interesting. 19 thought the documentary, radio ad, and print ad fit well together. 16 said they learned something from the documentary. Respondents provided feedback on what could be improved and other questions about the professional quality of the documentary, music, interviews, and more.
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The documentary examines the themes of religion, youth, and influence through the story of three girls who killed a nun. It has a voiceover narration and uses a linear structure to tell the story from beginning to end, including the investigation and conclusion. Various camera techniques were used, including talking head interviews following the rule of thirds. Religious symbols were featured as a binary opposition to examine the theme of religion. Sound effects like church bells were incorporated alongside translations of Italian interviews. Archive materials such as police reports and newspapers were also included with narration.
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- 1. What have you learned from your audience feedback? Beth Whitehead
- 3. Was it informative? I think that looking back at the audience feedback it shows that the documentary was overall fairly informative, from the three questionnaires it shows that they all gave the documentary either 4 or 5 out of 5. The documentary does include a lot of stats and facts about the BBC as we had spent a lot of time researching the company, we focused especially on the move from London to Manchester as it was a big thing for the BBC to do and execute so well.
- 4. Was it entertaining? Again, looking at the results it shows a similar pattern and overall the documentary was given either 4 or 5 out of 5 for entertainment. I think that we was successful in creating a documentary that fitted a broad audience. I think the music choice added to the entertainment of the documentary as all of the songs are upbeat and enjoyable songs which made the documentary captivating.
- 5. Did it have technical quality? The feedback shown that again it was voted highly for the technical quality, I think that this is because we were able to use good quality filming cameras and also the programme which we put the documentary together on (premiere) gave us the opportunity to create a documentary with professional elements. I think that the audience feedback would have been better if it was open answer questions where they gave us sentences and opinions rather than rating it out of 5.
- 6. Was it eye catching? This question got mixed reviews and I think that this is because it was created to attract a large audience with a lot of different age range, I think that the documentary could be uninteresting to other people during the interviews as in some of them they do seem a bit long and the subject matter may not be appealing to some people but on the other hand others may find it interesting and I think that this shows in the results.
- 7. Did it obey typical documentary conventions? The feedback from this question is also quite mixed and I think that this could be because there are a lot of areas where the documentary follows typical documentary conventions but on the other hand there is a lot of footage which doesn’t and this effects the whole documentary. I think that asking other media students to give feedback on the documentary helps us to receive honest feedback as they are also very aware of the typical codes and conventions of real media documentaries so they are able to give constructive criticism.