The document analyzes feedback from test audiences on various elements of a coffee documentary. It finds that:
- Most test audiences were women aged 15-35 who found the documentary informative and entertaining.
- Background imagery and interviews were well-suited but sound quality needed improvement.
- Editing was good though some felt it could be better. Most wanted to watch the full documentary.
- Advertising elements like print ads and radio spots were deemed professional but could be enhanced with changes like improved voiceover or additional visual elements.
- Feedback suggests minor adjustments could improve the documentary's appeal and increase audiences.
The document analyzes feedback from test audiences on various elements of a coffee documentary. It found that most respondents were women aged 15-35 who found the documentary informative, entertaining and professionally produced. However, some felt background audio needed improving and suggested adding more historical context. Feedback also indicated the print ad and radio trailer were effective at promoting the documentary but could be enhanced further. The conclusions were that audience feedback validated many aspects but also provided insights on small changes to make the documentary more appealing to broader audiences.
The document provides feedback from audience members on various media pieces produced to educate about knife crime:
- Feedback on a documentary showed that 90% found it informative but could be improved with more statistics and real-life cases. 90% also found it appealing but some thought it too violent. Interviews were the most appealing aspect.
- Feedback on a magazine article showed appealing aspects included colors and images but layout was least appealing. The main image and overall professional look were effective but could be improved.
- Feedback on a radio trailer found the sound and enjoyment level very professional and high (9/10 rating) and 93% wanted to watch the documentary after. Music and commentary choices were also appropriate though some felt music
The document contains feedback from a target audience on a documentary, radio trailer, and newspaper advertisement. The audience provided feedback through a questionnaire with questions about each media product and its elements. Overall, the feedback was positive and indicated that the audience found the documentary, trailer, and advertisement interesting and well-made. However, the feedback also identified some areas for improvement, such as adjusting interview positioning and minimizing visible microphones. The document concludes that the feedback shows the media products were generally successful at engaging the target audience but also helped identify overlooked opportunities for enhancement.
The document summarizes audience feedback received for a documentary. Questionnaires were used to collect feedback from viewers on aspects like interest, entertainment, professionalism, and whether the media texts fit the topic. The average ratings were positive, around a score of 4 out of 5. Viewers also provided written comments praising angles, music, and the professional quality. Conclusions from the feedback were that the documentary and advertising were engaging and well-produced while still having room for improvement in specific topic coverage.
This document summarizes the results of a survey conducted as audience research for a music promotional package. Some key findings include:
- 58% of the audience is female while only 38% is male.
- Nearly 70% of the audience is between 17-21 years old.
- 84% of respondents watch music videos on YouTube.
- Respondents indicated that an easy to follow storyline and seeing the artist are important features in a music video.
- Pop and indie genres were seen as producing the best music videos.
- On average, respondents viewed music videos as somewhat important but not the sole determining factor in an artist's success.
The document provides feedback from focus groups on a documentary, radio trailer, and magazine spread created to educate about the dangers of violent video games. The feedback was mostly positive: the documentary was informative and engaging, though some felt it could improve sound quality. The radio trailer effectively promoted the documentary but had more mixed reviews than the documentary. The magazine spread also successfully promoted the documentary but could have been more engaging through changes to the article language or images. Overall, the products fulfilled their purpose of promotion and education, but some elements like the radio trailer and magazine could be strengthened further.
The document summarizes feedback from focus groups and questionnaires on a documentary, radio trailer, and magazine double page spread produced about the dangers of violent video games.
The feedback was mostly positive, though some improvements were identified. The documentary was found to be informative but could have improved sound levels and included a case study. The radio trailer effectively promoted the documentary but could have benefited from more sound effects. The magazine double page spread also successfully promoted the documentary but the language could have been more engaging. Focus groups provided additional feedback, such as suggesting using more original footage for the documentary.
The document discusses audience feedback received for a documentary on convenience foods. Questionnaires were completed by viewers which asked about their opinions on interestingness, entertainment, professionalism, and desire to watch the full documentary after a clip. Most feedback was positive, rating the documentary and advertising materials highly. Areas identified for potential improvement included making some parts of the documentary more interesting and appealing to a wider audience. The interviews and flow of topics received particularly positive reviews.
The document analyzes feedback from test audiences on various elements of a coffee documentary. It found that most respondents were women aged 15-35 who found the documentary informative, entertaining and professionally produced. However, some felt background audio needed improving and suggested adding more historical context. Feedback also indicated the print ad and radio trailer were effective at promoting the documentary but could be enhanced further. The conclusions were that audience feedback validated many aspects but also provided insights on small changes to make the documentary more appealing to broader audiences.
The document provides feedback from audience members on various media pieces produced to educate about knife crime:
- Feedback on a documentary showed that 90% found it informative but could be improved with more statistics and real-life cases. 90% also found it appealing but some thought it too violent. Interviews were the most appealing aspect.
- Feedback on a magazine article showed appealing aspects included colors and images but layout was least appealing. The main image and overall professional look were effective but could be improved.
- Feedback on a radio trailer found the sound and enjoyment level very professional and high (9/10 rating) and 93% wanted to watch the documentary after. Music and commentary choices were also appropriate though some felt music
The document contains feedback from a target audience on a documentary, radio trailer, and newspaper advertisement. The audience provided feedback through a questionnaire with questions about each media product and its elements. Overall, the feedback was positive and indicated that the audience found the documentary, trailer, and advertisement interesting and well-made. However, the feedback also identified some areas for improvement, such as adjusting interview positioning and minimizing visible microphones. The document concludes that the feedback shows the media products were generally successful at engaging the target audience but also helped identify overlooked opportunities for enhancement.
The document summarizes audience feedback received for a documentary. Questionnaires were used to collect feedback from viewers on aspects like interest, entertainment, professionalism, and whether the media texts fit the topic. The average ratings were positive, around a score of 4 out of 5. Viewers also provided written comments praising angles, music, and the professional quality. Conclusions from the feedback were that the documentary and advertising were engaging and well-produced while still having room for improvement in specific topic coverage.
This document summarizes the results of a survey conducted as audience research for a music promotional package. Some key findings include:
- 58% of the audience is female while only 38% is male.
- Nearly 70% of the audience is between 17-21 years old.
- 84% of respondents watch music videos on YouTube.
- Respondents indicated that an easy to follow storyline and seeing the artist are important features in a music video.
- Pop and indie genres were seen as producing the best music videos.
- On average, respondents viewed music videos as somewhat important but not the sole determining factor in an artist's success.
The document provides feedback from focus groups on a documentary, radio trailer, and magazine spread created to educate about the dangers of violent video games. The feedback was mostly positive: the documentary was informative and engaging, though some felt it could improve sound quality. The radio trailer effectively promoted the documentary but had more mixed reviews than the documentary. The magazine spread also successfully promoted the documentary but could have been more engaging through changes to the article language or images. Overall, the products fulfilled their purpose of promotion and education, but some elements like the radio trailer and magazine could be strengthened further.
The document summarizes feedback from focus groups and questionnaires on a documentary, radio trailer, and magazine double page spread produced about the dangers of violent video games.
The feedback was mostly positive, though some improvements were identified. The documentary was found to be informative but could have improved sound levels and included a case study. The radio trailer effectively promoted the documentary but could have benefited from more sound effects. The magazine double page spread also successfully promoted the documentary but the language could have been more engaging. Focus groups provided additional feedback, such as suggesting using more original footage for the documentary.
The document discusses audience feedback received for a documentary on convenience foods. Questionnaires were completed by viewers which asked about their opinions on interestingness, entertainment, professionalism, and desire to watch the full documentary after a clip. Most feedback was positive, rating the documentary and advertising materials highly. Areas identified for potential improvement included making some parts of the documentary more interesting and appealing to a wider audience. The interviews and flow of topics received particularly positive reviews.
The document discusses audience feedback received for a documentary on convenience foods. Questionnaires were used to collect feedback from viewers. Key findings include:
- The documentary was rated as interesting, entertaining, and professional, scoring an average of 4 out of 5.
- Print and radio advertisements were also effective, with ads rated as eye-catching and increasing viewers' desire to watch the documentary.
- Most viewers said the documentary's content, structure, interviews and scheduling would appeal to its target audience.
- Minor criticisms included some parts not being interesting enough and not all viewers wanting to watch after seeing a clip.
The document summarizes audience feedback on a documentary, radio trailer, and print advert produced by students. For the documentary, most respondents felt the title, opening sequence, script, and target audience were appropriate, though some felt the voiceover could be clearer. Strengths included the content and interviews, while weaknesses were the sound editing and jump cuts. Most would watch the full documentary. The radio trailer was also well-received, with strengths like the professionalism and content, while weaknesses included unclear aspects and sound levels. Most felt the print advert would make them want to watch the documentary, and that the image and topic portrayal were effective. Overall, most felt the three pieces worked well together to portray the documentary's topic.
The document summarizes audience feedback from questionnaires given to classmates about a documentary, radio trailer, and print advert. Key findings include:
- The title, opening sequence, and script of the documentary effectively conveyed the topic to most viewers. Some felt the opening was too fast or much at once.
- The majority found the voiceover clear but a few thought it was unclear in sections. Most felt the documentary was relevant to the target 16-25 age range.
- Most interested in watching the full documentary after 5 minutes due to the engaging narrative. Aspects like mise-en-scene and camerawork received positive ratings.
- The radio trailer and print advert effectively conveyed the documentary topic and would attract most
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.
Evaluation Question 3 - What have you learned from your audience feedback? ljacksonmedia
This is my evaluation question that looks at all of the questionnaires that we have completed and analysing all of the results and how we have changed aspects of our film via the feedback we received.
The document summarizes feedback received from audiences on the documentary project. Key findings include:
1) Audience questionnaires indicated that the documentary was interesting enough for people to want to watch the full thing.
2) The target age group of teenagers was successfully reached.
3) Feedback scored the voiceover, music, and mise-en-scene highly, suggesting these elements were clear and fit the theme well.
4) Social media and messages indicated that the interviews, facts, and cutaways were particularly engaging and informative.
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.
The document analyzes audience feedback from a survey about a film. Key findings include:
- The target audience was reached, as most respondents were young females as intended. However, it's still unclear if the right age group was reached.
- The beginning of the film was more enjoyable than the end, suggesting a mistake in changing the tempo.
- Respondents would change making the ending clearer.
- The posters need more work to be fully effective at promoting the film.
- The radio text was an effective promotional tool as it made people curious about the film.
- The filmmaker learned not to change a film's tempo if the beginning is good, and that the film
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.
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.
What have i learnt from the audience feedback?Bekah6
The document summarizes feedback from a target audience on various projects, including a documentary, radio advert, and print advert. For each question asked of the audience on a scale of 1 to 5, the document provides the average score and suggestions for improvement. The feedback indicated that the documentary and editing were informative and well done, while the radio advert music and ability to entice viewers could be improved. The print advert adequately conveyed information about the documentary but could include more details.
The document is a questionnaire given to an audience to provide feedback on film promotion materials for a psychological thriller film. It contains 15 questions with both open-ended and closed-ended questions about the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Based on the responses, the materials were generally found to appropriately convey the genre and plot while intriguing the audience about what would happen in the film. However, some responses also provided areas for improvement, such as ensuring the film title is clear in the trailer or using a voiceover to further explain the plot.
The document discusses the results of a survey about a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover created by a student group to promote their thriller film. The majority of respondents correctly identified the genre as thriller. Most thought the film would be rated 16 and that the title was clearly shown in the trailer. Respondents also felt the trailer conveyed the genre well through music and pacing and were intrigued about the film's plot. Overall, the promotional elements seemed to successfully promote and persuade viewers to watch the film.
Each slide poses a question asked from our questionnaire that we sent out. They also depict the feedback and various responses and and summary of what it meant.
The document discusses the results of a survey about a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover created by a student group to promote their thriller film. The majority of respondents correctly identified the genre as thriller. Most thought the film would be rated 16 and that the title was shown clearly in the trailer. Respondents also felt the pacing, music, and editing helped convey the genre. The promotional materials seemed to work well together and intrigued viewers about the film's plot.
The document discusses feedback received on marketing materials for a film from target audiences aged 15-24. Surveys and online comments provided feedback on a pitch presentation, rough cut trailer featuring an out-of-place scream, and posters and magazines with inconsistent colors and hard-to-read fonts. Based on the feedback, the scream was removed from the final trailer, fonts and lighting were improved, and posters and magazines were made consistent to better link the materials and identify the film. Overall, most audience feedback on the final marketing campaign was positive.
The document discusses how movie companies target their audiences and analyze viewers through surveys and data collection. It details the results of a survey conducted by the author to learn more about target audiences for movie trailers. The survey found that most respondents are ages 15-20, enjoy trailers for the music and hype, and think trailers sometimes show too much of the movie. The document advocates for movie companies collecting audience feedback to better understand viewer preferences.
This document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire sent to students to help determine the target audience for a pop music video. It shows that the target audience is primarily female aged 16-18 who listen to music on the radio and streaming services to relax. Respondents preferred creative, catchy videos with narratives over repetitive performance videos and said bad lyrics and tunes make for poor videos. Most respondents used Netflix/Amazon and social media, indicating those should be promotion platforms for the video.
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.
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.
OpenVNet can be thought of as a network hypervisor. It allows the creation of fully virtualized networks using OpenFlow. During this presentation, we briefly explained the concept of virtual networking. Afterwards we showed a live demo where OpenVNet was used to join two IaaS cloud systems (Wakame-vdc and Amazon EC2) in a single L2 network.
ST6 TO ST7 UPDATE PROCEDURE
ST7 INSTALL NOTES
BACK UP ALL YOUR DATA
TEST YOUR ST7 LICENCE WORKS WITH ST6
UNINSTALL OLD VERSIONS OF THE SOFTWARE
INSTALL THE LICENSE MANAGER
INSTALL ST7
TEST ST7
WELCOME TO ST7!
The document discusses audience feedback received for a documentary on convenience foods. Questionnaires were used to collect feedback from viewers. Key findings include:
- The documentary was rated as interesting, entertaining, and professional, scoring an average of 4 out of 5.
- Print and radio advertisements were also effective, with ads rated as eye-catching and increasing viewers' desire to watch the documentary.
- Most viewers said the documentary's content, structure, interviews and scheduling would appeal to its target audience.
- Minor criticisms included some parts not being interesting enough and not all viewers wanting to watch after seeing a clip.
The document summarizes audience feedback on a documentary, radio trailer, and print advert produced by students. For the documentary, most respondents felt the title, opening sequence, script, and target audience were appropriate, though some felt the voiceover could be clearer. Strengths included the content and interviews, while weaknesses were the sound editing and jump cuts. Most would watch the full documentary. The radio trailer was also well-received, with strengths like the professionalism and content, while weaknesses included unclear aspects and sound levels. Most felt the print advert would make them want to watch the documentary, and that the image and topic portrayal were effective. Overall, most felt the three pieces worked well together to portray the documentary's topic.
The document summarizes audience feedback from questionnaires given to classmates about a documentary, radio trailer, and print advert. Key findings include:
- The title, opening sequence, and script of the documentary effectively conveyed the topic to most viewers. Some felt the opening was too fast or much at once.
- The majority found the voiceover clear but a few thought it was unclear in sections. Most felt the documentary was relevant to the target 16-25 age range.
- Most interested in watching the full documentary after 5 minutes due to the engaging narrative. Aspects like mise-en-scene and camerawork received positive ratings.
- The radio trailer and print advert effectively conveyed the documentary topic and would attract most
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.
Evaluation Question 3 - What have you learned from your audience feedback? ljacksonmedia
This is my evaluation question that looks at all of the questionnaires that we have completed and analysing all of the results and how we have changed aspects of our film via the feedback we received.
The document summarizes feedback received from audiences on the documentary project. Key findings include:
1) Audience questionnaires indicated that the documentary was interesting enough for people to want to watch the full thing.
2) The target age group of teenagers was successfully reached.
3) Feedback scored the voiceover, music, and mise-en-scene highly, suggesting these elements were clear and fit the theme well.
4) Social media and messages indicated that the interviews, facts, and cutaways were particularly engaging and informative.
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.
The document analyzes audience feedback from a survey about a film. Key findings include:
- The target audience was reached, as most respondents were young females as intended. However, it's still unclear if the right age group was reached.
- The beginning of the film was more enjoyable than the end, suggesting a mistake in changing the tempo.
- Respondents would change making the ending clearer.
- The posters need more work to be fully effective at promoting the film.
- The radio text was an effective promotional tool as it made people curious about the film.
- The filmmaker learned not to change a film's tempo if the beginning is good, and that the film
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.
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.
What have i learnt from the audience feedback?Bekah6
The document summarizes feedback from a target audience on various projects, including a documentary, radio advert, and print advert. For each question asked of the audience on a scale of 1 to 5, the document provides the average score and suggestions for improvement. The feedback indicated that the documentary and editing were informative and well done, while the radio advert music and ability to entice viewers could be improved. The print advert adequately conveyed information about the documentary but could include more details.
The document is a questionnaire given to an audience to provide feedback on film promotion materials for a psychological thriller film. It contains 15 questions with both open-ended and closed-ended questions about the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Based on the responses, the materials were generally found to appropriately convey the genre and plot while intriguing the audience about what would happen in the film. However, some responses also provided areas for improvement, such as ensuring the film title is clear in the trailer or using a voiceover to further explain the plot.
The document discusses the results of a survey about a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover created by a student group to promote their thriller film. The majority of respondents correctly identified the genre as thriller. Most thought the film would be rated 16 and that the title was clearly shown in the trailer. Respondents also felt the trailer conveyed the genre well through music and pacing and were intrigued about the film's plot. Overall, the promotional elements seemed to successfully promote and persuade viewers to watch the film.
Each slide poses a question asked from our questionnaire that we sent out. They also depict the feedback and various responses and and summary of what it meant.
The document discusses the results of a survey about a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover created by a student group to promote their thriller film. The majority of respondents correctly identified the genre as thriller. Most thought the film would be rated 16 and that the title was shown clearly in the trailer. Respondents also felt the pacing, music, and editing helped convey the genre. The promotional materials seemed to work well together and intrigued viewers about the film's plot.
The document discusses feedback received on marketing materials for a film from target audiences aged 15-24. Surveys and online comments provided feedback on a pitch presentation, rough cut trailer featuring an out-of-place scream, and posters and magazines with inconsistent colors and hard-to-read fonts. Based on the feedback, the scream was removed from the final trailer, fonts and lighting were improved, and posters and magazines were made consistent to better link the materials and identify the film. Overall, most audience feedback on the final marketing campaign was positive.
The document discusses how movie companies target their audiences and analyze viewers through surveys and data collection. It details the results of a survey conducted by the author to learn more about target audiences for movie trailers. The survey found that most respondents are ages 15-20, enjoy trailers for the music and hype, and think trailers sometimes show too much of the movie. The document advocates for movie companies collecting audience feedback to better understand viewer preferences.
This document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire sent to students to help determine the target audience for a pop music video. It shows that the target audience is primarily female aged 16-18 who listen to music on the radio and streaming services to relax. Respondents preferred creative, catchy videos with narratives over repetitive performance videos and said bad lyrics and tunes make for poor videos. Most respondents used Netflix/Amazon and social media, indicating those should be promotion platforms for the video.
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.
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.
OpenVNet can be thought of as a network hypervisor. It allows the creation of fully virtualized networks using OpenFlow. During this presentation, we briefly explained the concept of virtual networking. Afterwards we showed a live demo where OpenVNet was used to join two IaaS cloud systems (Wakame-vdc and Amazon EC2) in a single L2 network.
ST6 TO ST7 UPDATE PROCEDURE
ST7 INSTALL NOTES
BACK UP ALL YOUR DATA
TEST YOUR ST7 LICENCE WORKS WITH ST6
UNINSTALL OLD VERSIONS OF THE SOFTWARE
INSTALL THE LICENSE MANAGER
INSTALL ST7
TEST ST7
WELCOME TO ST7!
Go Animate is a web-based animation tool that allows teachers and students to create animated videos. It has drag-and-drop functionality to add scenes, characters, actions, dialogue and other elements. Go Animate can be used across subjects like math, science, English and arts. Examples provided demonstrate how it can be used for explanations, presentations, stories and promoting student activities. A tutorial outlines the basic steps to get started creating an animated video using Go Animate.
WUG #006 Wakame-vdc installation and usage workshopAxsh Co. LTD
This meeting will be a workshop where attendees use the guides available on the Wakame-vdc wiki to install and use Wakame-vdc on Centos 6.4. The materials required for installation can be found on the wiki but here's a quick summary.
A machine running Centos 6.4. Can be a virtual machine.
at least 350MB of free space in the /opt directory.
at least 1 gigabyte of RAM.
Some free disk space in the /var/lib directory. Machine images and started instances will go here. 1 gigabyte will be enough for a few instances.
These slides were used for the 3rd Wakame Users Group meeting.
http://wakameusersgroup.org/meeting/2014/01/24/wug-003/
Understanding OpenVNet's flow
This meeting will be an in dept explanation of OpenVNet's inner workings. We will talk about which flows are added to Open vSwitch in order to create software defined l2 networks.
DevOps aims to streamline the process from writing code to deploying applications by encouraging collaboration between developers and operations teams. It utilizes tools that automate the integration, testing and deployment of code changes. The key aspects are using version control systems like Git for code management, branching to allow parallel work without disrupting the main code, and continuous integration pipelines that automatically build, test and deploy code changes. This helps catch bugs early and allows rapid yet stable releases.
The document summarizes feedback received from audience members who viewed the documentary and other related media texts. Key findings include:
- Audience members found the documentary, print advert, and voiceover to be interesting and professional.
- Most audience members wanted to watch the full documentary after viewing clips.
- The scheduling of the documentary was found to be suitable for the target audience.
- Interviews were seen as interesting and relevant to the topic of convenience food.
- The radio trailer was very effective at motivating people to watch the documentary.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience questionnaire about 3 media products: a radio trailer, double page spread, and documentary. Key findings include:
1) The radio trailer received poor ratings and was found boring and dull by most participants.
2) The double page spread was more appealing and successful at attracting interest in the documentary compared to the radio trailer.
3) There was uncertainty among participants about whether the documentary adequately addressed its topic and questions about the effects of social media on youth. Most would not want to watch the full documentary.
in this documentary we are talking about how many people actually answered are questionnaire and writing about showing people who liked our documentary and who didnt like our documentary
The document discusses audience feedback received for a documentary on social networking. Some key learnings include:
- Questionnaires identified that the target audience wanted to be informed about how social networking is influencing media.
- Audience feedback influenced the direction of the documentary to provide a balanced argument on the issue.
- The documentary mostly followed conventions but some felt the sound levels needed improvement.
- The radio trailer was well-received but the magazine article was less engaging and did not grab much attention.
- Overall, valuable feedback was received that highlighted strengths and weaknesses to consider for future projects.
1) The document discusses audience feedback received for a documentary on social networking. Questionnaires were used to understand the target audience and their opinions on social networking.
2) The feedback showed that while most people were familiar with social networking, 33% did not know its impacts. Audiences wanted expert interviews, facts, and good music in the documentary.
3) Based on the feedback, the documentary mostly followed conventions but some felt the sound quality could be improved. The radio trailer was well-received but the magazine article was less engaging. Overall, the feedback provided valuable insights to better target the intended audience.
Bradley Homans learned from audience feedback in several ways:
1) Initial questionnaires found that social networking plays a large role in the lives of the target audience (ages 16-19), confirming their topic of "Social Networking: The Effect" was appropriate.
2) After creating a documentary and radio trailer, follow-up questionnaires found most of the target audience enjoyed and learned from the documentary (ratings of 9-10/10), and the music, voiceover, and variety of shots all worked effectively.
3) Feedback also confirmed the radio trailer and magazine article successfully promoted the documentary and linked the products together in a cohesive way.
The feedback received was generally positive. For the documentary, respondents said it was informative but some felt the background music could have been more suitable. The radio trailer was engaging but some improvements were needed for sound levels in the documentary. The magazine article grabbed some attention but the layout could have been stronger as it failed to keep half of readers interested. Overall, the products promoted each other well but the double page spread was the weakest aspect.
The student gathered feedback from focus groups and questionnaires on a documentary, magazine spread, and radio trailer they created about the effects of violent video games. The feedback was mostly positive. For the documentary, respondents said it was informative and the language was suitable, though some felt the music could have been better. The magazine spread was seen as less successful, with mixed ratings. The radio trailer intrigued listeners and made them want to watch the documentary. Areas for improvement included the music and sound levels in the documentary.
What have you learned from your audience feedbackgreenie101
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on three media projects: a radio trailer, TV listings magazine spread, and documentary.
Feedback on the radio trailer was positive, with 80% interested in the topic and finding the narrator exciting. Feedback on the TV listings spread found the text stood out and was eye-catching. The documentary focus group provided feedback that the interviews and visuals engaged them and the music suited the tone. Minor improvements were made based on feedback received.
This document discusses the results of a survey conducted after releasing a music video to gather feedback from their target audience of teens and young adults aged 13-25. The survey asked questions to determine if respondents were in the target age range and gender, if they enjoyed the music and different scenes, and what could be improved. The results showed that most respondents were within the target range and largely enjoyed and related to the video. However, some feedback was received on ways to improve specific scenes to better appeal to the target audience.
Before creating their documentary, radio trailer, and magazine article, the author conducted research including questionnaires to understand their target audience. They learned that while people were familiar with social networking, 33% did not know its impacts. The audience feedback influenced the direction of the projects.
After creating the products, the author evaluated them with their audience. The documentary followed conventions but its sound quality was sometimes poor. While the radio trailer was well-received, the magazine article was less engaging and did not motivate many to watch the documentary. Overall, the author learned effective audience research methods and gained feedback to improve their work.
This document contains the responses to a questionnaire about a documentary on exercises and methods to keep fit. It summarizes the following key points from the audience feedback:
- Most viewers were female, so getting more male responses would provide more balanced opinions.
- Viewers were mainly aged 16-19, so a wider age range could give more varied perspectives.
- 100% of viewers said they would be interested in watching the full documentary, showing the advertisements were successful.
- Feedback showed room for improving some aspects like the vox pops and title sequence, while interviews were generally well-received.
- Viewers indicated the documentary was informative but could have provided more facts in some areas.
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.
The document contains feedback from a questionnaire about a documentary on vintage fashion. It includes the following key points:
- More female respondents answered the questionnaire, which the author expected as women may be more interested in vintage fashion. Most respondents were aged 16-20, fitting the target audience.
- The print and radio advertisements were generally effective at attracting interest in the documentary, particularly elements showcasing vintage clothing.
- Respondents felt the documentary, advertisements, and trailer were professionally made. However, feedback also noted the documentary could have provided more information and had a stronger conclusion.
- The most popular interview featured Alfie Savage due to its informative nature. Elements like photographs and music
What have we learned from our audience feedbackMason Wills
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.
Questionnaire feedback from product analysis ellagart
The document summarizes the responses to a 15 question questionnaire about a documentary. Key findings include:
- 100% of respondents said they would watch the full documentary after 5 minutes and identified the target age group as 16-25.
- Ratings for editing, voiceover, camerawork, mise-en-scene and music were mostly 4-5 out of 5.
- Respondents felt the title, trailer, and print ad all effectively conveyed the documentary topic and linked together well.
- Feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with most aspects rated highly and respondents expressing interest in watching the full film.
The document summarizes audience feedback from testing a documentary, radio trailer, and print ad. For the documentary, the audience felt it provided good information and insight but some clips and archive footage were less interesting. They responded positively to the interviews, structure, and production quality. For the radio trailer, most said it would make them want to watch the documentary if improved. Regarding the print ad, the audience thought the theme and ideas were good but the graphics and images were less professional.
- The feedback from 20 survey respondents provided useful insights for improving Finnlea Murphy's documentary, radio advertisement, and double page article about body confidence.
- For the documentary, respondents felt the subject matter made them realize body confidence issues are common and they were not alone. They suggested adding more statistics throughout.
- For the radio ad, most understood it advertised the documentary, though some said the explanation at the end was too quiet.
- For the article, most didn't realize it was about the documentary because it lacked "Body Confidence" in the title. Respondents felt the images related to the documentary content.
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The document analyzes feedback from an audience questionnaire about a documentary on coffee. The responses were overwhelmingly positive, with most respondents finding the documentary extract informative, entertaining, and professionally made/edited. Only one person said they wouldn't watch the full documentary. Suggested areas for improvement included improving the background voice quality and adding more historical information on coffee. Feedback on the print ad and radio trailer was also positive, with most respondents finding them professionally done and relating well to the documentary's theme. This feedback indicates the documentary and promotional materials achieved their goals of interesting audiences and meeting professional standards.
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The document contains a list of over 100 topics ranging from musical instruments, fashion, crime, social media, politics, college life, sports, history, food, nature, holidays, technology, entertainment and more. It touches on a wide variety of subjects across categories but does not provide any significant details about any of the topics.
The document evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of a mobile phone interview for a TV documentary. Strengths included properly framing the interview subject and using relevant cutaway footage. Weaknesses were that the background setting did not match the topic, lighting and props were lacking, cutaways were repetitive, some shots were shaky, music was too loud drowning out speech, and an obvious jump cut was left in.
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The document lists a variety of topics including musical instruments, fashion, crime, social media, politics, college life, physical education in schools, grassroots football, IRA bombings, cheese, confrontation, small spaces, Manchester United, homework, bridges, rats, cosmetics, music, profiles, disability, mental illness, gaming, public transport, society, smell, slow walkers, football ticket prices, exams, reality TV, the sea, rollercoasters, public service, gender, sexuality, books, food, diet, tattoos, ethnicity, places, heights, rude people, early mornings, chart music, mushrooms, snakes, sharks, buses, counterfeit goods, Chelsea, weather, bacon,
This documentary about Kenny Rodgers used a variety of production techniques to tell his story in a non-linear way. It included interviews with those close to Rodgers, archive footage of his performances, and narration. The documentary focused on themes of family, friendship, and persevering through challenges in the music industry. A range of camera shots and editing techniques like montages and dissolves were used to convey information about Rodgers' career ups and downs. Archival materials provided historical context about Rodgers' life and music over time.
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The document outlines typical conventions used in documentary interviews. It notes that close-ups and medium close-ups are usually used, subjects are seated in fixed chairs, and tripods are used to keep the camera steady. Cutaways are included to keep viewers engaged and questions are typically edited out. Graphics may superimpose identifying text about the interview subject and their relevance to the topic. The mise-en-scene should also be linked to either the topic or the interview subject.
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The documentary followed a non-linear biographical structure to tell the story of Kenny Rodgers' career and life. It used interviews, narration, and archive footage to explore themes of family, friendship, and persevering through challenges in the music industry. The documentary had an open structure that answered initial questions, and circular bookends that began and ended with the same footage of Kenny Rodgers and his group performing. A variety of camera shots and editing techniques linked the different elements together to provide context and detail about Kenny Rodgers' music and experiences over time.
The document discusses different types of narrative structures that can be used in documentaries, including open, closed, single strand, multi-strand, linear, non-linear, and circular structures. Open narratives leave questions unanswered, while closed narratives answer all questions. Single strand narratives focus on one theme, and multi-strand narratives combine multiple storylines. Linear narratives follow chronological order, while non-linear narratives do not. Circular narratives start and end at the same point in time.
The document discusses the documentary genre. It defines a documentary as documenting actual events using actual footage or reconstruction. While footage aims to be actual, productions still involve direction and construction. A good documentary is about its topic rather than style. It draws on fiction techniques like camera work and editing to give structure. John Grierson first used the term "documentary" in 1926 to describe a film portraying life on a south sea island with "creative treatment of actuality." Key documentary elements include observation, interviews, dramatization, mise-en-scene, and exposition. Common types are fully narrated, fly on the wall, mixed, self-reflexive, docudrama, and docusoap.
The document summarizes how the author attracted their audience to their magazine. They used colorful designs and varied text styles and colors to make the magazine visually appealing. Larger or contrasting text was used to draw attention to important stories. Including different people in articles made the magazine seem more interesting. Directly addressing the reader on the cover helped engage them. The magazine also included interesting information about music to attract readers.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
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2. Question 1- What is your gender?
• This shows us that it will
be women that are
more likely to watch our
documentary than men
and it.
• It also say that are target
audience should be
more women because
more were interested in
watching our
documentary.
3. Question 2-How old are you?
• This says that it hits our target
audience of 15-35 because the
majority of people who watched it
15 who watched the programme.
• More people watched it that are over
41 than 36-40 which suggests that
it might interest the over 40 and
they are might be willing to watch
it.
• Not many people under 15 watched
the programme which i expected
because they don't really drink
coffee so this means that they
would be less inclined to go and
watch a programme about coffee.
4. Question 3-On a scale of 1 - 5 (with 5 being very
and 1 being not at all) how informative did your
find the extract of the documentary?
• This suggests that people thought
our documentary was very
interesting and this says to us
that the information that they
thought it was worth watching.
• Nobody said that it didn't interest
them which is good because it
means that is people will watch
it.
• Very few people said that it wasn't
that interesting which says that
it isn't there sort of
programme or they don't think
we did enough to make it
entertaining for them.
5. Question 4-On a scale of 1 - 5 (with 5 being very and 1
being not at all) how entertaining did your find the extract
of the documentary? • This also fits with people thinking it is
interesting because more people
were entertained by the programme
than that weren't so this says we
made it up beat and made it look
good.
• Only a few people said they weren't
entertained which means that they
might not be that interested in
watching it and wouldn't be wanting
to come back and watch it.
• Overall I think it good that more people
said they found it entertaining
because it shows that it was a well
put together and that it looked good
so people will watch the
documentary.
6. Question 5- Do you think the documentary extract
looked professional?
• Everybody that watched the
documentary said that it
looked professional which is
goods because it means that
we followed the codes and
conventions of a real TV
documentary.
• It is good also because it shows
that we didn’t make it look
like it was an armature
production and that it looks
good and has the content to
keep people wanting to watch
the rest of the programme.
7. Question 6- If you answered "No" to question 5, why did
it not look professional?
• Even though nobody said no
to question 5 somebody did
say ‘the background voice
needed to be clearer.’
• This tells us that even though
they thought it was good
this person thought that the
sound quality wasn’t great
for the background voice.
• This says that the sound will
need to be improved more
if it was to be published and
put on the tele.
8. Question 7- During the interviews, did the background imagery look well
suited to the occupation of the interviewee or relation to the
documentary?
• Everybody agreed that the
background imagery was
relative to the occupation and
what is being said.
• This is good because it meant that
we got the rule of thirds correct
for the interviews because it
made sure that all of the
background was relevant to
what the person is doing.
• This also says that the cutaways
that we got to avoid jumpcuts
were good and were relevant to
what the person is talking about
and this makes it easier to be
9. Question 8- Do you think the editing of the documentary is of a
high standard?
• This is good because the majority
of the people who watched our
programme thought that it was
good editing and was seen to
look professional.
• The people who thought that
sometimes it looked well edited
tells us that there are some
parts that might need to be
better edited which means that
we will have to look more
closely at it.
•
10. Question 9- After watching the first 5 minutes of the documentary,
would you watch the full programme?
• This is good since only one person
said that they wouldn’t watch the
full programme which means that
we made in interesting enough for
people to want to continue to
watch the programme.
• This is also good because it means
that the content, visuals and the
edit are what the audience that did
the survey wanted to watch and
this is good because it means we
have captured the audience
attention and made them want to
watch the rest of the programme
so this will mean more people
might want to go and watch the
programme.
11. Question 10- If you answered "No" to question 9, tell us
why you wouldn't want to watch the rest of the
documentary?
• The one person who said
they did like the
programme wasn’t
because they didn’t like
any of the feature its just
they aren’t interested
which means that they
aren’t interested in
coffee.
• It also tells me that it
wasn’t the way we
edited or the content it
was just they don’t think
coffee is something they
want to watch.
12. Question 11- What do you think we could add or
change to improve the documentary?
• The main thing that the audience wanted
us to change was the sound quality
which could easily be done and this tells
us that there are certain things that
would make it better. They also think
that we could improve the music which
means that they think it wasn’t a good
choice.
• Another improvement the audience said
we could improve on was that we could
look at the history of coffee which
suggest that people may be interested In
how coffee is made and where it
originates from so this means that there
is something else that we can add to the
documentary.
• A few of the people who responded to the
question said that it was good and even
made one person who doesn’t like
coffee want to watch it which means
that it was good because it means the
programme did entertain them.
13. Question 12- On a scale of 1 - 5 (with 5 being very and 1
being not at all) How professional does our Print Advert
look for the documentary?
• This tells us that people
thought that our newspaper
advert was very good and
this suggests that it caught
peoples eye and made them
look twice at the picture
which was the idea of what
we wanted to happen.
• Nobody said the advert wasn’t
professional which is good
because it means that we
managed to do a good job
on it and make it look like a
professional had done it.
14. Question 13- Do you think that the print advert
related to the theme of the documentary well?
• All of the people that
answered our
questionnaire said that
it did look professional
which says that what
we did made it look like
a professional had done
it and this also made it
look good.
• It is also good because
nobody thought it was
bad and this would also
mean that they thought
that it was good.
15. Question 14- Would the print advert
make you want to watch the
documentary? • This tells me that the print
advert caught people
attention and made people
want to watch it because it
stood out and made people
be interested in what it
represents and this is good
because it means they are
interested.
• The fact only one person said
they wouldn’t watch the
programme says that it was
well made and looked
professional.
16. Question 15- If you answered "No" to
question 14, tell us why not?
• This has told me that it has caught
there attention because its “arty”
which means that this person
looked and analysed it in depth
because it shows they thought
about the picture and looked in
depth at it and this shows that It
did catch people attention.
• As she said it was “artsy” was good
because that means that it will
catch people attention and this
means that they might be more
inclined to go and watch the
programme.
17. Question 16- How do you think we could
improve the Print Advert?
• This tells us that there are ways
in which that could make the
print advert better and this
tells us what the audience
think that it could be
improved so that it can grab
more people attention.
• I think the idea of putting a
swirl in the coffee would have
made it look a little better and
this would have made the
picture sand out more and
would have caught more
people attention.
18. Question 17- On a scale of 1 - 5 (with 5 being very and 1
being not at all) How professional does the radio trailer
sound?
• This tells me that the audience thought
our radio trailer was good and that it
was professional.
• Most people from our audience
feedback said they thought it looked
professional which tells us that we
made the radio trailer to a high
standard and that it shows that
people are interested in watching it.
• Only 1 person sad that it wasn’t
professional which suggest that they
might have not thought it was done
well or they just didn’t like it.
• This tells me that more people think
that it is a good trailer and this
shows that its good.
19. Question 18- Do you think the radio trailer
clearly linked to the theme of the
documentary? • This says that the people who
answered our documentary
thought that we linked the
radio trailer with the
programme.
• It also says that all the people
asked think that is good
because it represents what
the audience think of the
production and the fact all of
them said that it was good
shows that the audience
think its good.
20. Question 19- If you answered "No" to
question 18, tell us why you thought not
• This is good because it
shows that nobody
thought that there is
something that we could
improve anything and
this means that they all
thought that it was a
good production.
• This links with people
thinking that it links to
the documentary which
says that everyone that
answered the questions
thought that it is was
well linked to the
documentery.
21. Question 20- Did the radio trailer make
you want to watch the documentary?
• This tells me that more people
thought that it did make them think
that it is worth watching and this
means that we made it interesting
so that the people who responded
said they are able to watch it.
• The people who said that it didn’t
make them want to watch it may
have found it not entreating enough
to watch which means that we could
have used different clips to make
them more interesting.
22. Question 21- If you answered "No" to question 20, tell us
why?
• This tells me that it isn’t
that they think the radio
trailer isn’t good but that
it isn’t there sort of thing.
• I think that we could
change the voiceover
because it could be more
enthusiastic and this
means that people may
feel more enthusiastic
and want to watch the
programme.
23. Question 22- How do you think we could
improve our radio trailer?
• This tells me that there are
things that the audience think
we could improve on the
documentary. This will mean
they will are inclined to go and
watch the documentary.
• I think that we could change the
voiceover because the
audience didn’t think it was
very clear and wasn’t
enthusiastic. This says they
might be less likely to want to
watch the programme.
25. Conclusion
• Overall the audience feedback was very helpful because it told us that a
lot of the respondents to the questionnaire liked the products we
made and this shows that it was done well and was liked by a lot of the
people. It also told us areas that could be improved or changed.
• The audience feedback tells me that there are things in the documentary
that we can change to make people more likely to watch it. The little
changes that the audience said we should change would make the
documentary more appealing to audiences and this means that they
would recommend it to other people and this mean our audience
would be larger.