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2. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
• In the research and planning stages of our documentary
production, we used questionnaires to find out information
about our target audience and what they want to see in a
television documentary about legalising cannabis. We
asked males and females aged between 16 and 18 years old
at our college to see their views on our media products. We
also found out the main conventions that they want to see,
such as expert interviews, facts, music, a voiceover, and we
put as much of this as possible into our documentary.
Following on from this, we decided that using
questionnaires would be the most suitable way of gaining
feedback from our documentary, radio trailer and magazine
article.
3. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
Did you learn anything new
about the legalisation of
cannabis?
DOCUMENTARY
yes
no
We asked a sample of students whether they learned anything new from our
documentary and every one of them said that they did and quoted what exactly for
example ‘cannabis smokers can get up to 5 years in prison.’ They also said how
informative our documentary was and that there was a lot of different things they
learned throughout watching the documentary. We was pleased to find out that
people learned a lot about cannabis after watching our documentary
4. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
Was the documentary
professional?
Yes
No
We then also asked if the documentary was professional and nearly all the people
we asked thought it was except 3 who thought we could have added an on screen
presenter or maybe done a reconstruction to break the documentary up to make
it less boring to watch. We agree with this and think that if we had more time we
maybe could have incorporated these in our documentary in order to make it
better.
5. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
What did you like about the
documentary?
Animated title
The facts
The interviews
Nearly all the people we asked said they liked the animated title that we done and
25% liked the fact, leaving the rest to like the interviews. Most people said they liked
our animated title because it was unique and they have seen anything like it before
and thought it made our documentary. Also, people told us they were constantly
interested in our documentary as there was always lots of facts they learnt
throughout watching it. Furthermore, our feedback showed us that our interviews
were good as interesting as they gave a good point.
6. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
Did the music
contribute positively?
Yes
No
Everyone who we asked said that the
music worked really well as it was an
instrumental to ‘Because I Got High’,
which is a well known song, related to
cannabis and they all said it worked
really well for our documentary as our
topic was legalising cannabis and they
also said that the sound levels were
good with the voice over and didn’t
dominate on another.
When we asked for how they would overall rate our documentary, the majority
said good with 20% and a further 75% rated it excellent. With 5% saying it was fair,
we are basing this on the sound levels, as it was what let us down most in the
documentary, when coming to the vox pops and interviews.
7. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
We asked various questions about our radio trailer to find out what people though of
it. I was very pleased with the results that we gained from our radio trailer feedback.
Did listening to the radio
trail make you want to
watch the programme?
RADIO TRAIL
Yes
No
25% of the people we asked said that the radio trailer didn’t make them want to watch
the documentary. Overall, my group and I thought that the radio trail wasn’t as good as it
could have been as we ran out of time and it was therefore rushed. Our feedback also said
that is seemed quite rushed too as there wasn’t as much detail about the documentary as
there could have been. Despite this, 14 people said that they would watch the
documentary after listening to the radio trail which is a positive thing.
8. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
Did the radio trail
sound professional?
Yes
No
Most people we asked said that our radio trail sounded professional, with only 3
people disagreeing. This was positive feedback as almost all of the people we asked
said it sounded professional as we followed the conventions well and the background
music was good and fitted well with the voice-over. These results were great from our
feedback, as everything we had done in the radio trailer seemed to have worked and
appealed to our target listener. We also asked if the order of the clips and voiceover
work well together, and this was answered with 100% yes. Feedback on the trailer
included “The trailer would make me want to watch, as it felt personal to me” and
“The music and clips are put well together”.
9. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
Were the snippets from
the documentary
appropriate?
Yes
No
We got 100% on this question as
everyone we asked said that the snippets
from the documentary that we used in
our radio trail were appropriate and
having watched the documentary too
they felt that we picked the best parts to
include in our radio trail.
We then asked for an overall rating again of the radio as we did before with
the television documentary, and these were the results. The feedback was
very positive on the radio trailer, and I feel that we put the music together
well, with suitable clips and a good voiceover. The feedback shows us that it
was the right length for a trailer, and that the music and clips were balanced
together nicely.
10. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
Did reading the article make
you want to watch the
programme?
TV LISTINGS MAGAZINE
Yes
No
Again, most people wanted to watch the documentary when they read the article.
Furthermore, they said that the layout looked very professional, however, the small
spelling mistake of ‘affect’ instead of ‘effect’, was the reason that the two people said
no because it wasn’t very professional and didn’t follow conventions
11. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
Is it aesthetically
pleasing?
yes
no
We got 100% on this question and everyone said that our house style was
appropriate considering our documentary is about cannabis and we used the colour
green throughout. Also, we stuck to the serif font when writing the article and used
sans serif with the stand first. Everyone said that the image we used was good,
however, they thought we should have has more than one image as most Radio
Times TV listings have this.
12. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
•
•
This was a result that we were very pleased with and we also gained good critical
feedback from our questionnaire. We know that we need to make improvements
to the article as we made a small spelling mistake and if we had a chance to do it
again we would have wrote it out on Microsoft Word first, in order to make sure
our spelling was perfect.
Also, we should have wrote our article in columns as it would have been much
easier and look neater, however, as we just wrote our article in text boxes it
doesn't look as good as it would have by using columns.
What would you
rate the TV listings
out of 5?
1
2
3
13. What have you learned from you
audience feedback?
• Overall, I feel that throughout the whole project, our
audience feedback and methods used to get this has been
a vital part in creating successful projects that everyone
seemed to like and ultimately appealed to some of our
target audience. I have learned various things through the
audience knew about our chosen topic when research and
planning, right through to what improvements we could
make within the final product. The majority of our feedback
across the three products was very good and highlighted
that we have created professional, eye catching products,
the constructive criticism and answers that highlighted our
flaws can only benefit me in the future when creating
similar products and i can then adapt the processes used in
these task to many others in the media industry.
