How to present your evaluation findings

The document discusses various technologies and processes used in constructing a music video or other media product. It lists examples of research activities conducted using new media technologies, such as searching for similar films online and looking at album release posters. Planning activities are also discussed, including uploading schedules, storyboards, and filming locations. The construction and evaluation process involved uploading various works-in-progress and final versions to YouTube and Flickr. New media technologies allowed referencing and comparing other works online.

Who is the target audience for your thriller opening?

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This lesson introduces an evaluation question about targeting audiences for a thriller opening. It provides revision on audience research models like uses and gratifications theory and psychographics. It explains the evaluation criteria focuses on understanding the target audience from research and planning, not the finished piece's appeal. Sample questions are given to self-assess the impact of British Film Institute genre research, own demographic research, and psychographic profiling on initial ideas and what was planned. Students are instructed to structure their blog response covering these three areas of influence from research and address the evaluation question using different technologies than previous ones.

The document outlines questions for a media coursework evaluation that is worth 30% of the overall grade. Students are asked to answer questions in 4-500 words about how their media product used or challenged conventions. They are to answer in 3-400 words on the effectiveness of combining their main product with ancillary texts like posters and magazines. Finally, they are asked to discuss in 500 words minimum how media technologies were used in the construction, research, planning and evaluation stages of their project.

Evaluation question_4

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The document discusses gathering feedback on a TV advertisement from various sources like YouTube, focus groups, and individual reviews. The feedback was mostly positive, praising the editing, song choice, and narrative. However, some constructive criticism noted that some scenes were too "jumpy" and could have benefited from more varied shots. Reflecting on the overall feedback, the author was proud of the ad but recognized the value of the criticisms for improving future work.

L14 evaluations

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The document provides questions for students to answer in evaluating their media products for an assignment. It includes prompts for students to discuss how their products used or challenged real media conventions, represented social groups, would be distributed, attracted their intended audience, and what technologies and skills they learned in creating their preliminary and final projects. Students are encouraged to be creative in how they structure their evaluations rather than a traditional written report. Examples of particularly creative student evaluations are provided.

Target audience research

This document outlines a lesson on target audience research for a media studies class. It introduces the topic and explains why audience research is an important part of production planning. It provides learning outcomes for students to carry out basic audience research, consider their questions and presentation of findings. The document describes different research methods like questionnaires and vox pops students can use to collect both qualitative and quantitative data. It also explains how to analyze the results, create target audience profiles, and use this research to inform their media production portfolio.

Evaluation 3

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The document discusses the evaluation of audience feedback for a short film project. SurveyMonkey was used to collect feedback through questions from peers within the filmmaker's age group. Additional feedback was recorded through iPhone on a draft poster. The results showed action and comedy were most popular genres, helping decide the short film genre. Feedback also indicated the target audience prefers watching movies in groups, affecting production conventions. Overall, the filmmaker learned audience feedback is crucial to engage the target audience and produce a satisfactory final product meeting genre expectations.

Evaluation question 3

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The document discusses feedback received on various promotional materials created by the author. For a poster, feedback indicated that more institutional information was needed, which the author addressed. Feedback on a magazine confirmed that conventions had been followed. Feedback on a trailer identified issues with text fonts and shot ordering, which the author used to improve clarity and understandability. In all cases, the author found the audience feedback helpful to strengthen the promotional materials.

Evaluation Q3

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The document discusses feedback received from a target audience on a music video. The key points are: - Feedback was gathered through an anonymous online survey to get quantitative and qualitative responses. - Respondents said the use of props was a strength but positioning of the artist in the center was uninteresting. - Transitions between scenes seemed too varied and unorganized. As a result, the creator added more props, positioned the artist on the sides occasionally, and used consistent key frame transitions between scenes with the artist appearing from different directions.

Evaluation question 4

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The document discusses audience feedback received on a film project. It indicates that primary research in the form of questionnaires was conducted to determine the target audience of males and females aged 15-25. Based on this, a slasher horror film genre was selected. Trailers, posters, and magazine covers were created with this audience in mind. 30 people in the target age range provided feedback after viewing the materials. Most feedback was positive and 75% said they would be interested in viewing the film. However, the magazine cover was deemed "too busy." Overall, the audience feedback helped validate that the genre and narrative appealed to the target demographic and identified areas for minor improvements.

Audience survey

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I conducted a public survey with 10 questions to gain primary customer feedback on a potential makeup product. The survey was posted online to gather responses from various audiences in order to understand what would appeal to my target market and provide a unique selling point against similar products. By listening to the audiences' opinions revealed in the survey responses, I aim to develop a final product that will be popular and well-promoted due to meeting customers' needs and wants.

Evaluation Q3

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Test screenings are preview screenings where audience members watch films before their release and provide feedback, which studios use to determine how to market and alter films. Feedback from test screenings can significantly impact how a film is presented to the public. The target audience for the author's film is males and females aged 15-35 from social classes C1 and C2. Feedback on the film's pitch presentation helped identify strengths and weaknesses to develop the story further. Feedback on the rough cut identified issues like confusing font and storyline, which the filmmakers addressed in revisions. Feedback after the final screening was very positive, showing the changes from the rough cut improved the film and synergy between its products for the target audience.

Evaluation Q3

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The document provides guidance for evaluating a coursework unit worth 100 marks. It is divided into four sections: planning and research (20 marks), construction (60 marks), evaluation (20 marks), and criteria for high-level evaluations (16-20 marks). Students will evaluate and reflect on their creative process and experience, which can be done individually or with groups. They are provided four questions to consider in their evaluation focusing on how their media product did or did not conform to real media conventions, the effectiveness of combining their main product with ancillary texts, what they learned from audience feedback, and their use of media technologies.

Questionnaire summary results

From a questionnaire survey of their target audience, the document summarizes key findings about demographics, psychographics, favorite horror film genres and likes/dislikes. It was found that the audience prefers psychological horror films and are young, quirky and creative. Their interests in music and streaming platforms like Netflix indicate they enjoy trends. This information will help guide the planning and production of a film trailer that appeals to this audience's preferences to increase the chances of its success.

Emily challinor evaluation questions

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This document provides guidance and questions for a student to develop their A2 Media coursework assignment evaluating their animation project. It includes: 1. Suggestions on how to structure the PowerPoint presentation with screenshots, stills, and annotations to compare conventions between the student's animation and a trailer. 2. Sample evaluation questions about effective links between conventions in a soap opera trailer and two ancillary products, and how to illustrate these links using screenshots. 3. Ideas for how the student can get audiences to view and comment on their animation, such as through classroom demos, blogs, websites, or questionnaires. 4. Questions to prompt reflection on what the student learned about the possibilities and limitations

Evaluation question 5

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The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their audience for a project. They distributed their project on Facebook and YouTube to reach teenagers as well as the general public. They received positive feedback about the plot, scenes, and representation of the thriller theme. Some comments suggested improving the lighting and camerawork in some scenes. The author feels the positive comments validated elements of their audience research, which highlighted the target audience's preference for fast pacing and short cuts.

Audience interview planning

The document outlines an interview plan to obtain feedback from two target audience members, a 17-year-old female and 18-year-old male, on an existing horror film trailer. The interviewer will ask questions about what they like and dislike about horror genre trailers, including expectations for text, narrative, camerawork, editing, sound, mise-en-scene, and appealing elements. This feedback will help the interviewer benchmark strengths and weaknesses to create a successful horror film trailer for the target audience.

Evaluation question 3

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The document discusses how audience feedback is key for creating films and marketing campaigns. It describes how the creator conducted questionnaires and pitches with their target demographic of 15-18 year olds to understand preferences, likes, and dislikes. This feedback informed changes to the film idea and trailer, such as the speed, fonts, and colors used, to better appeal to the target audience. Overall, the document stresses that audience feedback was crucial to developing a film that interested the intended demographic.

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This document discusses a British folk music media product and asks questions about how it uses or challenges conventions, represents social groups, would be distributed, who the audience is, how the audience was addressed, what was learned about technologies, progression from an earlier task, and how well it fits the intended brief. The questions cover the goals, conventions, representation, distribution, audience, technologies, development, and fit of the proposed British folk music media product.

My media evaluation

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This document discusses a media evaluation of a music video project. It summarizes how the project used conventions like lip-syncing shots and performance shots but also developed conventions like "sad box", "angry box", and "happy box" graphics. It also challenged conventions with a "band shot". The document also evaluates the effectiveness of combining the video with ancillary materials like posters and album covers. Finally, it reflects on audience feedback received and the use of technologies like video recorders, cameras, and editing software in creating the project.

Audience research - VEL

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Film industries use various research methods to better understand audiences and improve their films. These include focus groups, questionnaires, box office data, and test screenings. Focus groups provide insight but may not represent the full target audience. Questionnaires are inexpensive but risk frustrating respondents with simple questions. Box office data reveals who watched the film in terms of age, gender, and whether the target audience was reached. Test screenings allow improvements, but the audience may not match the target and feedback could be entirely negative if they dislike the film.

Evaluation tasks

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The document provides evaluation tasks for a media production project. It asks students to answer questions about how their media product uses or challenges conventions, represents social groups, would be distributed, who the audience is, how they attracted their audience, what technologies they learned, and what they learned from the preliminary task to the full project. It gives objectives, outcomes, and challenges for demonstrating their understanding in areas like genre, representation, institution, audience, and skills development. Students are asked to provide analysis, blog posts, videos, and other materials to showcase their knowledge.

AS Media Coursework Evaluation

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The document provides guidance for evaluating a media production project in the form of a blog post or PowerPoint presentation. It lists 7 questions to address regarding audience, representation, conventions, institutions, technologies, and progression from preliminary work. To do well, the evaluation must answer all questions, provide examples from the finished product, include audience feedback, and fully utilize the chosen format through images, links, and video.

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The document provides guidance for students on how to structure and present their responses to 7 questions evaluating their media production project. It recommends using a variety of presentation methods like PowerPoint, Word documents, videos, avatars, and websites. For each question, students should demonstrate their skills, keep responses concise, and include relevant examples, links and references to support their points. The questions address genre conventions, representation, target audience, marketing, technical skills learned, and improvements from preliminary work.

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