The survey results showed that dogs are popular among people of all ages and both genders. Golden retrievers, labradors, jack russells, and shih tzus were among the most popular dog breeds. Most respondents got their first dog when they were young, between ages 3-13, and said they could not live without their dog. Common words associated with dogs were friendly, cute, smelly, fluffy, walks, and loyal.
Bauer Media would distribute the indie/rock magazine because they currently distribute magazines like Q and Kerrang that do not directly compete with NME in the indie/rock genre. This avoids direct competition that could occur if the same publisher distributed both magazines. Bauer also distributes magazines at a lower cost than NME, which could boost sales for the cheaper independent magazine. The magazine would be sold in supermarkets, music venues, and newsagents to reach a wide audience of music fans.
The magazine represents the social group of indie/rock music fans. It uses bold colors like black, red, and white that attract attention but don't overpower the content. Images in the magazine feature an indie/rock dressed woman posing with subtle backgrounds and lighting to represent that genre. The bands and musicians featured in articles and photos also reflect indie/rock. Overall, the design, colors, images, and content aim to represent and appeal to the indie/rock social group.
This document outlines several types of documentaries: docusoaps which follow groups over time in an observational style; reality TV which blends authentic footage with commercial elements; fly on the wall documentaries where subjects ignore the camera; mixed documentaries that use interviews and archived footage; self-reflective documentaries where the subject is aware of the camera; docudramas that reconstruct past events; and fully narrated documentaries where a voiceover guides the story. It also discusses current affairs programs that explore issues in more depth than news but require faster production than documentaries.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang kasus penyelewengan keuangan di pemerintah daerah Kabupaten Bandung seperti penggelapan pajak sertifikasi guru dan kerugian keuangan negara. Dokumen ini menunjukkan adanya indikasi penutupan kasus oleh pihak terkait dan mempertanyakan akuntabilitas keuangan serta kinerja pemerintah daerah Kabupaten Bandung dan Direktorat Jendral Pajak. Dokumen ini juga memberikan rekomendasi
Analysis of professional double page spread presentationmollyh7
This document analyzes the layout of a professional double-page spread in an music magazine. It identifies key design elements like the main image, columns, smaller images, bold titles, drop capitals, quotes, page numbers, and color schemes. These elements are used to guide the reader through the article, identify the subject, represent the genre, and draw in readers through visual interest. Common techniques between magazines like NME and Kerrang are also noted.
The document discusses secondary research materials about dogs that could be used for a project, including movies featuring dogs prominently like Lady and the Tramp and 101 Dalmatians. It also mentions TV programs and documentaries about dogs that were watched, such as Walking with Dogs and Paul O'Grady - For the Love of Dogs. Several books are listed as sources of photos, facts and information about dog breeds. Videos of dog advertisements were also viewed to analyze how dogs are presented, with a Pedigree Dogs ad being particularly useful due to its use of slow motion and variety of dog types.
The document discusses secondary research materials about dogs that could be used for a project, including movies featuring dogs prominently like Lady and the Tramp and 101 Dalmatians. It also mentions TV programs and documentaries about dogs that were watched, such as Walking with Dogs and Paul O'Grady - For the Love of Dogs. Books containing photos and facts about dogs are discussed. Finally, dog-related videos and advertisements were viewed to analyze filming techniques featuring dogs.
Bauer Media would distribute the indie/rock magazine because they currently distribute magazines like Q and Kerrang that do not directly compete with NME in the indie/rock genre. This avoids direct competition that could occur if the same publisher distributed both magazines. Bauer also distributes magazines at a lower cost than NME, which could boost sales for the cheaper independent magazine. The magazine would be sold in supermarkets, music venues, and newsagents to reach a wide audience of music fans.
The magazine represents the social group of indie/rock music fans. It uses bold colors like black, red, and white that attract attention but don't overpower the content. Images in the magazine feature an indie/rock dressed woman posing with subtle backgrounds and lighting to represent that genre. The bands and musicians featured in articles and photos also reflect indie/rock. Overall, the design, colors, images, and content aim to represent and appeal to the indie/rock social group.
This document outlines several types of documentaries: docusoaps which follow groups over time in an observational style; reality TV which blends authentic footage with commercial elements; fly on the wall documentaries where subjects ignore the camera; mixed documentaries that use interviews and archived footage; self-reflective documentaries where the subject is aware of the camera; docudramas that reconstruct past events; and fully narrated documentaries where a voiceover guides the story. It also discusses current affairs programs that explore issues in more depth than news but require faster production than documentaries.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang kasus penyelewengan keuangan di pemerintah daerah Kabupaten Bandung seperti penggelapan pajak sertifikasi guru dan kerugian keuangan negara. Dokumen ini menunjukkan adanya indikasi penutupan kasus oleh pihak terkait dan mempertanyakan akuntabilitas keuangan serta kinerja pemerintah daerah Kabupaten Bandung dan Direktorat Jendral Pajak. Dokumen ini juga memberikan rekomendasi
Analysis of professional double page spread presentationmollyh7
This document analyzes the layout of a professional double-page spread in an music magazine. It identifies key design elements like the main image, columns, smaller images, bold titles, drop capitals, quotes, page numbers, and color schemes. These elements are used to guide the reader through the article, identify the subject, represent the genre, and draw in readers through visual interest. Common techniques between magazines like NME and Kerrang are also noted.
The document discusses secondary research materials about dogs that could be used for a project, including movies featuring dogs prominently like Lady and the Tramp and 101 Dalmatians. It also mentions TV programs and documentaries about dogs that were watched, such as Walking with Dogs and Paul O'Grady - For the Love of Dogs. Several books are listed as sources of photos, facts and information about dog breeds. Videos of dog advertisements were also viewed to analyze how dogs are presented, with a Pedigree Dogs ad being particularly useful due to its use of slow motion and variety of dog types.
The document discusses secondary research materials about dogs that could be used for a project, including movies featuring dogs prominently like Lady and the Tramp and 101 Dalmatians. It also mentions TV programs and documentaries about dogs that were watched, such as Walking with Dogs and Paul O'Grady - For the Love of Dogs. Books containing photos and facts about dogs are discussed. Finally, dog-related videos and advertisements were viewed to analyze filming techniques featuring dogs.
Codes and conventions of newspaper trailersmollyh7
This document provides guidelines for creating newspaper adverts, including using an enticing slogan and striking image to grab attention, including scheduling details like day, date and time, and placing the channel logo and documentary name alongside the image with the logo on the right half way down.
This document outlines various codes and conventions commonly found on magazine covers, including a central main image, masthead, bar code, sub headings, price, buzzwords, bold writing, limited color schemes, promotional puffs, release dates, graphic features, extra smaller images, anchorage text describing the main image, and slogans near the title. These elements are strategically designed and positioned to attract readers' attention, convey key information about the magazine's contents, and encourage purchases.
The document discusses secondary research materials about dogs that could be used for a project, including movies featuring dogs prominently like Lady and the Tramp and 101 Dalmatians. It also mentions TV programs and documentaries about dogs that were watched, such as Walking with Dogs and Paul O'Grady - For the Love of Dogs. Several books are listed as sources of photos, facts and information about dog breeds. Videos of dog advertisements were also viewed to analyze how dogs are presented, with a Pedigree Dogs ad being particularly useful due to its use of slow motion and variety of dog types.
Three superheroes, Batman, Spiderman, and Ben Tennyson are introduced. Batman introduces his friend Robin. Spiderman notes that he became good after being bad. Ben Tennyson shows what he looked like when he was younger.
The trailer for a documentary radio program follows several codes and conventions. It includes short, intriguing clips from the program itself and has an enticing slogan voiced over an instrumental music bed that is appropriate to the documentary. It always ends with the title, air date, time, and channel and is typically 30 seconds long.
The document provides guidelines for conducting interviews for documentaries. Interviews should be filmed in medium close-ups or close-ups of the interviewee's face, with the interviewee looking at the interviewer rather than the camera. Cutaways are sometimes included to avoid jump cuts and illustrate points, and can be archive footage or filmed later. Questions are edited out so only answers are heard.
The trailer for a documentary radio program follows certain codes and conventions. It includes short, intriguing clips from the program itself and has an enticing slogan voiced over an instrumental music bed that is appropriate to the documentary. It always ends with the title, air date, time and channel to inform audiences about when they can tune in to watch the full program.
The document describes the results of a survey about music preferences and magazine reading habits among different age groups and genders. The survey found that hip hop is the most popular music genre. People prefer to listen to music using MP3/iPods or YouTube. Features and posters would encourage people to buy a music magazine priced between £1-2.50, with purple and sky blue as favorite color schemes.
This document discusses TV scheduling and target audiences. It is broken into several questions:
1. TV programming is broken into segments by time of day, each targeting different audiences. Popular genres are reality TV, soaps, dramas and game shows.
2. The major channels - BBC1, BBC2, ITV, C4, C5 - each target different audiences based on age and interests. Examples of typical programs are given for each channel.
3. Channel 5 imports most of its shows from other countries due to lower budgets. Schedulers use techniques like inheritance, pre-echo and hammocking to retain audiences across multiple channels.
The questionnaire results show that the majority of respondents were young females who watch TV on weekends between 6-9pm on channels like ITV. They are most familiar with colors like green and purple and interested in learning more about the scientific aspects of color. The documentary should aim to air during prime time weekends on ITV to appeal to this target demographic.
This document discusses four major UK television channels: ITV, Channel 5, BBC One, and Channel 4. For each channel, it provides general information and lists some popular shows. It also discusses the target audiences, most successful time slots, and types of documentaries for each channel. The document concludes by comparing how the channels differ in their audiences, time slots, and documentary styles.
The respondent collected data from 20 people through a questionnaire. They analyzed the results and found that most respondents were female, between 15-18 years old, read Kerrang magazine, and associated the word "guitars" most with rock music. Blue was reported as the most popular color. Most were willing to pay £1-£1.50 for a music magazine and rated pictures highest on a scale of aspects in a magazine.
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people. It summarizes each question's results. For question 1, most respondents were female. For question 2, most were aged 15-18. Question 3 found that most buy magazines once a fortnight or occasionally. Kerrang was the most popular magazine. Bullet for My Valentine was the most popular band. Guitars was the most associated image with rock music and the most common word. Blue was the most popular color. Most would pay £1-£1.50 for a magazine. Pictures and gig guides received the highest ratings.
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people. It summarizes each question's results. For question 1, most respondents were female. For question 2, most were aged 15-18. Question 3 found that most buy magazines once a fortnight or occasionally. Kerrang was the most popular magazine. Bullet for My Valentine was the most popular band. Guitars was the most associated image with rock music and the most common word. Blue was the most popular color. Most would pay £1-£1.50 for a magazine. Pictures and gig guides received the highest ratings.
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people. It summarizes each question's results. For question 1, most respondents were female. For question 2, most were aged 15-18. Kerrang magazine and guitars were the most popular choices for other questions. The document concludes the most popular responses for each question.
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people. It summarizes each question's results. For question 1, most respondents were female. For question 2, most were aged 15-18. Question 3 found that most buy magazines once a fortnight or occasionally. Kerrang magazine was most popular according to question 4. Question 5 found Bullet For My Valentine the most popular band. Guitars was the top image associated with rock music per question 6. Guitars and concerts were the top words associated with rock music for question 7. Blue was the favorite color from question 8. £1-1.50 was deemed the appropriate magazine price range based on question 9 results. Finally, question 10 found pictures,
Analysis of variety fm questionnaire 130207115215-phpapp01varietyfm
The survey showed that the target audience for Variety FM is ages 15-30, who make up 75% of respondents. It also found that more females (65%) than males listen to the radio. The survey informed programming decisions like focusing on a variety of music genres and including news, weather, traffic and stories relevant to different ethnic backgrounds. Most respondents said they would listen to Variety FM, supporting the decision to move forward with the station.
The survey asked music fans about their music preferences and magazine buying habits. Most respondents were between 16-24 years old and listened to 1-4 hours of music per day, preferring genres like pop, indie, and rock. While about half bought digital downloads, few purchased CDs or music magazines, citing the cost. The maximum most would pay for a magazine was £2-3. Favorite magazine content included artists' personal lives, new music releases, and top lists.
Demand Productions Research conducted research to develop ideas for a new radio show. They did secondary research on similar shows and genres. They then created a survey to understand listeners' preferences. The survey found that pop and R&B were most popular, while country and classical were least. Most listened to the radio often and had neutral opinions on chart music. Based on the primary research, the conclusion was that a show dedicated to chart music would be viable.
This survey asked respondents about their music preferences and habits. It found that most respondents were 15-18 years old and an equal number were male and female. The majority consumed music on their phones and through YouTube. Rap, hip hop, and pop were the most popular genres. Most respondents bought music magazines and preferred a subscription service over buying at retailers. Most also enjoyed reading about well-known or favorite artists.
The document is a 17 question questionnaire about color preferences and habits. It asks questions about the respondent's gender, age, favorite color, TV watching schedule, favorite channel, last documentary watched, knowledge of how color is used and its importance in areas like art, medicine, and everyday life. Respondents are also asked about potential house paint colors, hair dye colors used, documentary viewing platforms, and keywords associated with color.
Codes and conventions of newspaper trailersmollyh7
This document provides guidelines for creating newspaper adverts, including using an enticing slogan and striking image to grab attention, including scheduling details like day, date and time, and placing the channel logo and documentary name alongside the image with the logo on the right half way down.
This document outlines various codes and conventions commonly found on magazine covers, including a central main image, masthead, bar code, sub headings, price, buzzwords, bold writing, limited color schemes, promotional puffs, release dates, graphic features, extra smaller images, anchorage text describing the main image, and slogans near the title. These elements are strategically designed and positioned to attract readers' attention, convey key information about the magazine's contents, and encourage purchases.
The document discusses secondary research materials about dogs that could be used for a project, including movies featuring dogs prominently like Lady and the Tramp and 101 Dalmatians. It also mentions TV programs and documentaries about dogs that were watched, such as Walking with Dogs and Paul O'Grady - For the Love of Dogs. Several books are listed as sources of photos, facts and information about dog breeds. Videos of dog advertisements were also viewed to analyze how dogs are presented, with a Pedigree Dogs ad being particularly useful due to its use of slow motion and variety of dog types.
Three superheroes, Batman, Spiderman, and Ben Tennyson are introduced. Batman introduces his friend Robin. Spiderman notes that he became good after being bad. Ben Tennyson shows what he looked like when he was younger.
The trailer for a documentary radio program follows several codes and conventions. It includes short, intriguing clips from the program itself and has an enticing slogan voiced over an instrumental music bed that is appropriate to the documentary. It always ends with the title, air date, time, and channel and is typically 30 seconds long.
The document provides guidelines for conducting interviews for documentaries. Interviews should be filmed in medium close-ups or close-ups of the interviewee's face, with the interviewee looking at the interviewer rather than the camera. Cutaways are sometimes included to avoid jump cuts and illustrate points, and can be archive footage or filmed later. Questions are edited out so only answers are heard.
The trailer for a documentary radio program follows certain codes and conventions. It includes short, intriguing clips from the program itself and has an enticing slogan voiced over an instrumental music bed that is appropriate to the documentary. It always ends with the title, air date, time and channel to inform audiences about when they can tune in to watch the full program.
The document describes the results of a survey about music preferences and magazine reading habits among different age groups and genders. The survey found that hip hop is the most popular music genre. People prefer to listen to music using MP3/iPods or YouTube. Features and posters would encourage people to buy a music magazine priced between £1-2.50, with purple and sky blue as favorite color schemes.
This document discusses TV scheduling and target audiences. It is broken into several questions:
1. TV programming is broken into segments by time of day, each targeting different audiences. Popular genres are reality TV, soaps, dramas and game shows.
2. The major channels - BBC1, BBC2, ITV, C4, C5 - each target different audiences based on age and interests. Examples of typical programs are given for each channel.
3. Channel 5 imports most of its shows from other countries due to lower budgets. Schedulers use techniques like inheritance, pre-echo and hammocking to retain audiences across multiple channels.
The questionnaire results show that the majority of respondents were young females who watch TV on weekends between 6-9pm on channels like ITV. They are most familiar with colors like green and purple and interested in learning more about the scientific aspects of color. The documentary should aim to air during prime time weekends on ITV to appeal to this target demographic.
This document discusses four major UK television channels: ITV, Channel 5, BBC One, and Channel 4. For each channel, it provides general information and lists some popular shows. It also discusses the target audiences, most successful time slots, and types of documentaries for each channel. The document concludes by comparing how the channels differ in their audiences, time slots, and documentary styles.
The respondent collected data from 20 people through a questionnaire. They analyzed the results and found that most respondents were female, between 15-18 years old, read Kerrang magazine, and associated the word "guitars" most with rock music. Blue was reported as the most popular color. Most were willing to pay £1-£1.50 for a music magazine and rated pictures highest on a scale of aspects in a magazine.
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people. It summarizes each question's results. For question 1, most respondents were female. For question 2, most were aged 15-18. Question 3 found that most buy magazines once a fortnight or occasionally. Kerrang was the most popular magazine. Bullet for My Valentine was the most popular band. Guitars was the most associated image with rock music and the most common word. Blue was the most popular color. Most would pay £1-£1.50 for a magazine. Pictures and gig guides received the highest ratings.
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people. It summarizes each question's results. For question 1, most respondents were female. For question 2, most were aged 15-18. Question 3 found that most buy magazines once a fortnight or occasionally. Kerrang was the most popular magazine. Bullet for My Valentine was the most popular band. Guitars was the most associated image with rock music and the most common word. Blue was the most popular color. Most would pay £1-£1.50 for a magazine. Pictures and gig guides received the highest ratings.
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people. It summarizes each question's results. For question 1, most respondents were female. For question 2, most were aged 15-18. Kerrang magazine and guitars were the most popular choices for other questions. The document concludes the most popular responses for each question.
The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people. It summarizes each question's results. For question 1, most respondents were female. For question 2, most were aged 15-18. Question 3 found that most buy magazines once a fortnight or occasionally. Kerrang magazine was most popular according to question 4. Question 5 found Bullet For My Valentine the most popular band. Guitars was the top image associated with rock music per question 6. Guitars and concerts were the top words associated with rock music for question 7. Blue was the favorite color from question 8. £1-1.50 was deemed the appropriate magazine price range based on question 9 results. Finally, question 10 found pictures,
Analysis of variety fm questionnaire 130207115215-phpapp01varietyfm
The survey showed that the target audience for Variety FM is ages 15-30, who make up 75% of respondents. It also found that more females (65%) than males listen to the radio. The survey informed programming decisions like focusing on a variety of music genres and including news, weather, traffic and stories relevant to different ethnic backgrounds. Most respondents said they would listen to Variety FM, supporting the decision to move forward with the station.
The survey asked music fans about their music preferences and magazine buying habits. Most respondents were between 16-24 years old and listened to 1-4 hours of music per day, preferring genres like pop, indie, and rock. While about half bought digital downloads, few purchased CDs or music magazines, citing the cost. The maximum most would pay for a magazine was £2-3. Favorite magazine content included artists' personal lives, new music releases, and top lists.
Demand Productions Research conducted research to develop ideas for a new radio show. They did secondary research on similar shows and genres. They then created a survey to understand listeners' preferences. The survey found that pop and R&B were most popular, while country and classical were least. Most listened to the radio often and had neutral opinions on chart music. Based on the primary research, the conclusion was that a show dedicated to chart music would be viable.
This survey asked respondents about their music preferences and habits. It found that most respondents were 15-18 years old and an equal number were male and female. The majority consumed music on their phones and through YouTube. Rap, hip hop, and pop were the most popular genres. Most respondents bought music magazines and preferred a subscription service over buying at retailers. Most also enjoyed reading about well-known or favorite artists.
The document is a 17 question questionnaire about color preferences and habits. It asks questions about the respondent's gender, age, favorite color, TV watching schedule, favorite channel, last documentary watched, knowledge of how color is used and its importance in areas like art, medicine, and everyday life. Respondents are also asked about potential house paint colors, hair dye colors used, documentary viewing platforms, and keywords associated with color.
The document is a 17 question questionnaire about color preferences and habits regarding television watching and documentaries. It asks questions about demographics, favorite colors, typical times for television viewing, favorite channels, the last documentary watched, knowledge and interests regarding the uses and psychology of color, and platforms used to view documentaries.
The document is a 17 question questionnaire about color preferences and habits regarding television watching and documentaries. It asks questions about demographics, favorite colors, typical times for television viewing, favorite channels, the last documentary watched, knowledge and interests regarding the uses and psychology of color, and platforms used to view documentaries.
This document summarizes key details about TV channels Channel 4, ITV 2, and Channel 5 in the UK. It discusses for each channel: their target audience, common time slots for different types of programming, examples of typical shows, and the kinds of documentaries they produce. It concludes by comparing the channels and stating a preference to produce a documentary for Channel 5 due to their unique, informative style of non-mainstream documentaries.
The document contains survey responses from people about their favorite color, type of music, favorite bands/singers, and TV channels watched. It summarizes that the answers were varied but many common responses emerged for each question, allowing flexibility in choices for a documentary project. Blue was the most common color, many said any type of music, popular current bands/singers were listed, and people watch different channels but will watch shows that interest them.
The document discusses how a media company effectively linked together their main documentary product and ancillary advertising texts. They used consistent elements like the same title, slogan, scheduling, voiceover, music, and tone across their newspaper advert, radio trailer, and documentary. This coherence created a package that referenced the same channel and provided previews to engage audiences and drive them to watch the full documentary.
The documentary uses conventional documentary techniques such as medium and close up shots of interviews to focus on the interviewee. It alternates camera positions and uses conventional editing to remove questions from interviews. Plain backgrounds are used during interviews to avoid distractions. Graphics are included to identify interviewees and their relevance. Interviews are framed with the interviewee's eye line one third of the way down. A variety of shots is used to prevent repetition. The print advert is formatted like other ads, includes an engaging slogan and striking image with humor. It provides all relevant scheduling details and includes the channel and documentary logos positioned conventionally.
The document discusses how a media company effectively linked together their main documentary product and ancillary advertising texts. They used consistent elements like the same title, slogan, scheduling, voiceover, music, and tone across the documentary, radio trailer, and newspaper advert to create a coherent promotional package that referenced the same channel and provided previews to engage audiences.
The documentary uses conventional documentary techniques such as medium and close up shots of interviews to focus on the interviewee. It alternates camera positions and uses conventional editing to remove questions from interviews. Plain backgrounds are used during interviews to avoid distraction. Graphics are included to identify interviewees and their relevance. Interviews are framed with the interviewee's eye line one third of the way down. A variety of shots is used to prevent repetition. The print advert follows conventional size and format, includes an engaging slogan and image, and provides full scheduling details to clearly indicate when the documentary will air. The channel logo and documentary name are also included per real advertising conventions.
This formal proposal outlines a documentary titled "Paws for Thought" about dogs. The one-hour documentary will air on Channel 4 and feature interviews with dog experts, owners, and workers. It will use a mix of styles including interviews, observations, archive footage and voiceover. The target audience is families, whether they own a dog or not. Filming locations will include kennels, veterinary clinics, and dog shows. Resources needed include video cameras, microphones, lights, and editing software.
This formal proposal outlines a documentary titled "Paws for Thought" about dogs. It will air on Channel 4 and feature interviews with dog experts, owners, and celebrities like Paul O'Grady. Primary research will include interviews and obtaining archive footage of dogs. The documentary will have a closed, non-linear structure and cover topics like breeding, guide dogs, and agility training through interviews and observations at locations like kennels and vet offices. Post-production software and equipment are requested to edit the footage.
The document brainstorms potential content ideas for a documentary about dogs, including interviews with Paul O'Grady, owners of guide dogs, veterinarians, teachers with dogs, dog breeders, people who compete in obedience classes or agility, dog walkers, people who work in kennels, celebrities with dogs, archive footage of dogs from films, clips from dog shows, the RSPCA, and views on controversial topics like dog fighting. A wide range of people and their relationships with dogs are listed as possible documentary subjects.
2. Question 1
Age?
Graph to show the age of the public
6
16-18
15 20-30
44-65
9
This shows that the topic of dogs is relevant to all ages as there is a range
of ages that answered.
3. Question 2
Gender?
17
13
Although both genders like dogs the majority of females opted to be
questioned. However the results are fairly equal.
4. Question 3
Favourite Colour?
Favourite Colour
Purple
1 1
1 6 Pink
Green
7 Red
2
Maroon
Blue
1 Yellow
6
Brown
6
Orange
A numerous amount of colours were mentioned
with purple, green, red and blue coming out on
top. These colours are suitable for both genders
as it is not swaying toward either male or female.
5. Question 4
Favourite genre of music?
Favourite genre of music
1 1
2 Pop
10 Indie
4 Rock
R&B
Classical
4 Metal
70/80's
8
These results show that people listen to a wide variety of
genres, however most prefer to listen to pop, indie, rock and
r&b.
6. Question 5
Favourite singer/band?
Queen Pavarotti
Beyonce One Direction
Justin Bieber Rihanna
Eminem Florence
Maroon 5 Michael Jackson
Usher Coldplay
Jessie J Sam and The Womp
Lana Del Ray Nickleback
Ben Howard Rage Against the Machine
The Wanted Eva Cassidy
Kings Of Leon My Chemical Romance
The Killers Other
Arctic Monkeys
There was a wide range of artists which are relevant
to both genders. For example Coldplay, Justin
Bieber, The Killers, Michael Jackson and Queen
came out on top. I believe these artists would be
listened to by both male and females.
7. Question 6
Favourite television channels?
Favourite Television Channel
The results for the 1
BBC
favourite channel 3 5
E4
varied however the MTV
1
top 4 channels were Sky+
Channel 4
BBC, E4, MTV and 2
E!
Channel 4. This Comedy Central
shows a range in 1 5 Nat Geo
ages with younger Living
1
ages opting to At the races
Disney
watch E4 and MTV 1
Dave
1
Crime
1 3
ITV
1
1 Movies
3
8. Question 7
When do you watch them?
When do you watch television?
3
7
Everynight
Everyday
10 Evenings
When have time
10
When we colated our results we discovered people prefer
to watch tv during the evenings and they watch it everyday.
This is suitable for our programme as our documentary is
scheduled on a Sunday evening
9. Question 8
Do you have a dog?
29
All but one said
they owned a
dog which
means they are
popular animals
but our
documentary will
1 also relate and
attract dog
owners.
10. Question 9
Do you like dogs?
28 This again shows
that dogs are
loved and popular
with the general
public. Which may
sway them
2 towards our
documentary
11. Question 10
Name of dog?
Pixie Marty
Milo Millie
Patch Megan
Bruno Choco
Gizmo Alfred
Monty Kenzo
Cody Duke
Molly pebbles
Jerry Ginger the ninja
Oscar Harvey
Fiz Buster
Max Sykes
Mary Leon
Bob Rupert
Norman Toby
Bella
Most of the names mentioned are what we class as human names which could
show that owners see there dogs as more than just an animal. Toby, Bella and
Buster came out as the highest results.
12. Question 11
What is the reason for getting your dog?
This shows that although there was many reasons listed the majority either got a
dog because of family or they just wanted one.
13. Question 12
What is your favourite breed of dog?
Numerous types of dogs were mentioned but the ones that came out top were the
Golden Retriever, Jack Russell, Labrador and the Shih Tzu.
14. Question 13
At what age did you get your first dog?
This shows that most people were 10 or under when they bought their first dog.
The top ages were under 3/baby, 13 and 10 but there is still a variety of ages from
under 3-37. This further proves that dogs are relevant to all ages.
15. Question 14
Could you live without your dog?
13
17
This shows that more people could not live without their dogs which reinforces the
idea that dogs are incredibly popular.
16. Question 15
What three words do you associate with dogs?
Fetch Cuddle
Angry Fluffy
Attack Barking
Anti-Social Naughty
Lovable Walks
Crazy Moulting Numerous words were
Big Lead
Slobber mentioned from crazy to
Cool
Park Sweet food but the top words
Friendly Man`s Best Friend were
Mutt Clingy
Smelly
friendly, cute, smelly, fluf
Dozy
Animals Happiness fy, walks and loyal. This
Cute Exercise shows that the word
Annoying Poo
Hairy
dogs has good
Baby
Evil Woof connotations
Tail Loyal
Fun Food
Playful Energetic
Wiggle Hyper