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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to research the target audience for a house music magazine. It found that the majority of respondents were white females between 16-18 years old who worked part-time jobs. Most got into house music as teenagers and preferred nightclubs over music studios. Black and purple were the most popular color schemes, and male DJs were preferred over female ones. For a music festival, Tomorrowland was the most popular choice. The questions provided insights into preferences around demographics, music, and style to help design the magazine.
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Audience research
Here are some potential responses to the questions:
Why did I ask the question? - I asked about preferences for British vs American artists to learn about the genre and artists my target audience prefers.
What was the result? - The majority (70%) preferred British artists, more than I expected.
What went wrong? - I was surprised by this result as I had envisioned focusing more on American artists in my magazine concept.
What does this mean in terms of your target audience/representation? - It means I need to refocus my magazine's artist representation to primarily feature British artists in order to best represent what my target audience wants to see.
What does this mean in terms of your genre? - As
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) The target audience was mainly females aged 14-19 who enjoyed pop and indie music, as well as activities like listening to music, socializing, and reading.
2) When asked about music video viewing habits, the most common answers were "never", "once a week", and "every day", showing it can vary greatly depending on age.
3) The most attractive part of a music video to the audience is the song itself, followed by the storyline, so both elements will be important to include.
Target audience research – Analysis of survey results
This is a slideshow that presents my analysis of the survey results. This is for my AS media coursework.
Target audience questionnaire
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Question 3
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Audience research
Here are some potential responses to the questions:
Why did I ask the question? - I asked about preferences for British vs American artists to learn about the genre and artists my target audience prefers.
What was the result? - The majority (70%) preferred British artists, more than I expected.
What went wrong? - I was surprised by this result as I had envisioned focusing more on American artists in my magazine concept.
What does this mean in terms of your target audience/representation? - It means I need to refocus my magazine's artist representation to primarily feature British artists in order to best represent what my target audience wants to see.
What does this mean in terms of your genre? - As
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) The target audience was mainly females aged 14-19 who enjoyed pop and indie music, as well as activities like listening to music, socializing, and reading.
2) When asked about music video viewing habits, the most common answers were "never", "once a week", and "every day", showing it can vary greatly depending on age.
3) The most attractive part of a music video to the audience is the song itself, followed by the storyline, so both elements will be important to include.
Target audience research – Analysis of survey results
This is a slideshow that presents my analysis of the survey results. This is for my AS media coursework.
Target audience questionnaire
The author conducted a questionnaire of 10 people ages 16-18 about their perceptions of the indie pop music genre. Most respondents agreed indie pop appeals to both males and females. The majority identified teenagers as the target age group for indie pop. When given options for the dress style of an indie pop listener, most selected more casual clothing styles. The questionnaire provided some insight into stereotypes about the target audience for indie pop, though the small sample size limits broader conclusions.
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1. Most respondents were female, between ages 15-17. Blue, red, green and purple were the most popular color choices.
2. Many people read music magazines and preferred a monthly release schedule. The most popular existing magazines were Kerrang and NME.
3. Respondents said they would pay £2.50-£3.50, so the magazine should be priced around £3.
4. The All American Rejects and All Time Low were the most popular bands mentioned. Words associated with "Indie" included alternative, guitar, and rock. Most people expressed interest
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Audience research results and conclusions
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- The majority (63.33%) of the target audience is 15-20 years old.
- The audience is split 53.33% female and 46.67% male.
- Over half (53.33%) would pay £3-5 for the magazine.
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- Popular artists mentioned include Blink-182 and Green Day.
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Questionnaire results
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Analysis Of Audience Research Questionnaire.
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- Pop and indie were the most popular music genres.
- The majority of respondents had been to a live music concert.
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- Most preferred music videos that told a story over those with no relevance to the lyrics.
Analysed results
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George conducted audience research through a questionnaire to understand preferences for music videos. The questionnaire was distributed to 11-18 year olds and included questions about preferred music video styles, the importance of music videos for a song's success, and viewing habits. Most respondents were 16-18 years old and the gender split was nearly even. Most respondents indicated they were drawn to performance-style music videos and felt music videos were important to a song's success. The majority also said they would watch a music video if they heard a song they enjoyed on the radio. The results provided insight into what this target audience engages with that will help George create an effective music video.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a survey to help determine key aspects of a new music magazine. Key findings include: most respondents were female ages 15-17; blue, red, green and purple should be included in the color scheme; the magazine should be released monthly and cost around £3; it should feature bands popular in Kerrang magazine; and there is interest in an indie music magazine focusing on bands like The All American Rejects and All Time Losers. Overall, the survey results provide guidance on the target demographic, design, content, and name for a new indie music magazine.
Questionnaire analysis
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Survey Results
The document discusses a survey conducted to understand public opinions on magazines and music tastes. It describes the 7 questions asked in the survey distributed through social media. The results showed that most respondents were in the target 14-20 age range and preferred rock music. Respondents indicated a preference for music magazine interviews and weekly versus monthly issues. The top masthead name choice from respondents matched the author's selection. The survey provided useful feedback for the production of the author's planned rock music magazine.
Questionnaire results
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to 10 males and 10 females about their music preferences and viewing habits. It found that most respondents were students aged 18 or under who listen primarily to pop music on their mobile phones. For the music video, a summer/holiday theme was the most popular narrative choice among respondents. This information will help the team create a music video tailored to their target audience.
Indie pop
The questionnaire received 27 responses that provided useful information for planning an indie pop music video. 88% of respondents were aged 16-20, reinforcing the target age group. Responses were split evenly between males and females. Pop and indie pop were the most liked genres. Most respondents watch music videos for entertainment. To keep audiences engaged, the video should have an interesting narrative or imagery of the band. Most respondents did not know the featured band, The Courteeners, so the video needs to introduce them.
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- The majority of respondents were male, white British, and listened to drum and bass music.
- 13 out of 15 people said they liked drum and bass music.
- Respondents expressed interest in stories about drum and bass festivals, exclusive artist interviews, and information about upcoming drum and bass events.
- Black and white was the most popular suggested color scheme, though some also liked added yellow and blue.
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A2 media music video general questionnaire analysis
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Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for a pop punk music magazine. Key findings include that the majority of the target audience is 15-20 years old, slightly more female than male, and willing to pay £3-5 monthly for the magazine. Popular artists mentioned include Blink-182 and Green Day. Respondents said they would be drawn to a magazine offering free concert tickets or posters with exclusive articles, interviews, and coverage of new bands. This information will help the author design and price an effective pop punk magazine for their target readership.
Questionnaire results
This document summarizes the results of a survey about features for a new music magazine:
1. Most respondents were female, between ages 15-17. Blue, red, green and purple were the most popular color choices.
2. Many people read music magazines and preferred a monthly release schedule. The most popular existing magazines were Kerrang and NME.
3. Respondents said they would pay £2.50-£3.50, so the magazine should be priced around £3.
4. The All American Rejects and All Time Low were the most popular bands mentioned. Words associated with "Indie" included alternative, guitar, and rock. Most people expressed interest
Survey results analysis
This survey analyzed responses about age, location, gender, interests in biographical films and musicians, and potential interest in a film about John Lennon. The results showed that most respondents were 17 or younger, lived in Cambridge, and were male. While interest in biographical films varied, a majority expressed interest in films about musicians. However, not many respondents expressed interest in a film about John Lennon specifically. Therefore, the analysis concludes the target audience for such a film would be older rather than 17 or younger.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for a pop punk music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority (63.33%) of the target audience is 15-20 years old.
- The audience is split 53.33% female and 46.67% male.
- Over half (53.33%) would pay £3-5 for the magazine.
- 96.67% said they would buy the magazine monthly.
- Popular artists mentioned include Blink-182 and Green Day.
Media questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a 10 question questionnaire. It shows that most respondents were female aged 15-17 and enjoy leisure activities like spending time with friends/family, shopping, listening to music and watching movies. Their favorite film genres included romantic comedies and psychological thrillers. The majority had seen a psychological thriller in the last 24 months and enjoyed aspects like mystery and suspense. Most respondents reported watching trailers before films to help decide what to watch.
Primary research – target audience
For her primary research, the author conducted a survey of 10 people to develop an audience profile and determine the target demographic for a teaser trailer. The questions gauged respondents' ages, gender, interest in thrillers, viewing habits, relationship status, and spare time activities. Most respondents were younger females who enjoyed and often watched thriller films. They liked spending time with friends and being entertained. The majority responded positively to the teaser trailer's narrative idea, finding it intriguing. The research allowed the author to improve her trailer's marketing by appealing to this identified target audience.
Song was about
The document summarizes the responses received from an online survey about the meaning of a song. It notes that most respondents were aged 16-19 and some answers were silly or immature as expected from that age group. Some responses correctly interpreted the song similarly to how the author understood it, while others provided interesting interpretations the author had not considered. A few respondents did not listen to the song or were unsure of its meaning, highlighting the need for the author's upcoming music video to clearly convey the narrative and meaning through visuals.
Questionnaire results
The respondent conducted a questionnaire about music video preferences. Most respondents were teenagers. More females than males completed the survey. Respondents' favorite genres were pop, rock and indie. Most respondents did not think a song's music video was as important as the song. Respondents were split on whether they prefer music videos that tell a story. The most watched music channels were MTV and most watched online was YouTube. Most watch music videos weekly. The artist featured was seen as the most appealing part of a music video.
Analysis Of Audience Research Questionnaire.
This document analyzes the results of a 15-question audience research questionnaire about music video viewing preferences. Some key findings include:
- Most respondents were female and between the ages of 15-18.
- The highest reported frequency of watching music videos was everyday.
- The internet was the most common way to watch music videos.
- Pop and indie were the most popular music genres.
- The majority of respondents had been to a live music concert.
- Respondents generally had no preference between funny or serious music videos.
- Most preferred music videos that told a story over those with no relevance to the lyrics.
Analysed results
The document analyzes the results of a survey given to sixth form students about music preferences. It discusses each of the 10 questions on the survey, including the purpose of each question and a summary of the responses. Key findings include that the majority of respondents were male, ages 16-17. When asked how much they would pay for a music magazine, most selected £1.00-£1.50. The most popular music genres were found to be hip hop/rap. Regarding features for a music magazine, respondents showed interest in articles about favorite artists, latest releases, and interviews.
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The document provides a brief history and overview of house music:
- House music originated in 1977 in Chicago when Frankie Knuckles opened The Warehouse club, which mixed old disco classics and new pop music and became known for experiments in house music.
- House was the direct descendant of disco, with a "deeper", "rawer" sound designed for dancing. It built on disco's use of extended mixes and percussion breaks for DJ mixing.
- In the early 1980s, songs like "Thanks To You" and "Don't Make Me Wait" took house music in a new direction with sparse, synthesized sounds and dub effects that had never been heard before.
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Photos
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Initial ideas about photos
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Colour
Green or red colours would be best for the background of a house music magazine, as these colours would stand out against a nightclub setting and match the lasers often used. Colour choice is important to appeal to different audiences, as various colours can resonate differently with people of varying ages and genders. Common colour associations include red with passion and danger, yellow with happiness, orange with optimism, green with nature and renewal, blue with trust and loyalty, and purple with nobility.
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Task 7
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Q1
The magazine cover challenges conventions by not having the model directly address the viewer and look down instead to attract attention for being diverse. It also leaves a sense of mystery with the title "NO FACE NO CASE" which references grime music. However, an faint image of the model was added for communication.
The contents page is more conventional by anchoring page numbers and using multiple images and line of sight, but it only announces 3 of many storylines to look modern.
The double page spread construction is the most pleasing page with consistent color, effective columns, and an in-depth Q&A interview suited for the target audience and genre. Transparency is used with layered leg images and faces blended into the background
Evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine front cover and contents page based on codes and conventions. It summarizes the similarities and differences between the student's magazine cover and a professional magazine cover. It also discusses how the student both followed conventions, such as using a bold masthead and positioning the cover lines, as well as developed some conventions, like using a long shot image rather than a medium close up. The contents page is similarly evaluated, with the student following conventions like including the contents title, articles and page numbers, but also developing conventions such as including the masthead and secondary images.
Results from questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazines. It shows that respondents were mostly aged 16-29. For questions about artist preferences, results were split evenly between solo artists and bands. However, 60% of respondents preferred bands to solo artists. Most expected to see images of artists and concerts in a magazine. The majority also said tour dates, images, and chart information should be included in a magazine. Most felt neutral colors would be appropriate for an R&B magazine. The conclusions were that the magazine should feature more on bands than solo artists and include typical magazine elements while using a neutral color scheme.
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This document summarizes the images and edits used on the magazine cover. It discusses using a headshot of Daniel in front of a blue screen to make the background removable. It also discusses using a long shot of Mustafa to show his body language and calm personality. A mid-shot of Becky and Sam was edited to change the background from a college to gates. A picture of Daniel laughing while holding a microphone was edited into a mid-shot to look natural. The last picture discussed is a close-up of Scott from his previous band, with question marks added to draw attention.
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- 1. Introduction I have done some audience research, which enables me to see what my target audience want to see. I started by doing a questionnaire which is a primary source of research. I went round asking 10 different people general open questions on house music as I used open questions I got quick and easy responses, I only got numeric data. With these results I can start the beginnings for a target audience profile and also start plan what my magazine may look like
- 2. Question 1 – Age • For the most part the age ranged between 16 – 18 this is mostly due to the fact I had my questionnaire during college times. This perhaps wasn’t very ideal as I would have gotten a more border result if I asked around in public, however it’s not too bad as I wanted my audience to be around that age group anyway so now I have an idea on what font and style to use
- 3. Questinon 2 Gender • Within my questionnaire I of course asked if they were male or female, from my results I could so the majority of house audience were in fact female as seen from the pie chart below, I actually was expecting more males nevertheless I can now keep that in mind when creating my magazine
- 4. Question 3 Occupation • The question enables me to get to really know my target audience more and learn about their lifestyle from this I found out that 70% of the students who took the questionnaire are employed and would be able to afford my magazine without a problem, however I only asked college students which isn't as good as the general public
- 5. Question 4 Ethnicity • In my music magazine questionnaire I asked what ethnicity everyone was and as I suspected it was predominantly white leaving Arabic and oriental Asians as a minority Ethnicity White Black Mixed Oriental Other
- 6. Question 5 Do they work? I have asked my audience whether they work or not, as we can see from the pie chart 2 thirds of the people do have part time work, I was expecting these results as most students do work along side college for money. I feel though it would have been more of a fair result if I had asked people outside of college.
- 7. Question 6 What age did they get into house music In this question I asked at what age did people get into house, I predicted the results fairly accurately as I believed it was around young teens was when most people got into House
- 8. Question 7 What setting did they prefer Nightclub or Studio? As the pie chart shows the nightclub setting was more popular among the general populous, I was expecting as much because I had asked a very young audience of people who like to go out every other weekend not only that but nightclubs are really where House music is played at its best.
- 9. Question 8 What colour scheme was the most popular? The black and purple was the most popular colour scheme this is probably because the black would represent the nightclub and the purple the lasers, however I was a bit surprised as I would have imagined the green or red to be more popular because these tend to be the colours which lasers are in nightclubs. Perhaps if I had asked more people or a different audience I would have gotten the results I was looking for.
- 10. Question 9 What gender DJ did they prefer Male or Female? For the most part it is clear that a male DJ is preferred, however I was a bit surprised as a lot of the girls who took part in the questionnaire said they preferred a male DJ as well it wasn’t just boys. A few people said that they didn’t mind which also interested me as I didn’t think that some people in fact didn’t care if the DJ was a boy or girl.
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