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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.
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Audience Research – Results & Conclusions
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Conclusions
The target research covered ages 16-25 and was slightly biased towards females. Most respondents owned 10-20 t-shirts, with bands, color, and funny images being most popular designs. High street stores were the most popular purchase location, though two-thirds also buy online. Swear words were the most commonly found offensive design. Personality was most often cited as what t-shirts say about the wearer. Blue and pop music were the most popular color and genre, though responses were varied. The target audience watches various TV channels.
Questions For Interviews
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1. The magazine product uses conventions of real music magazines through its unique masthead font, prominent cover lines featuring band names, barcode, and contents layout with images, category headings, and feature previews.
2. Photos and images are prominently featured on the cover, contents page, and double page article spread to engage readers of this music genre.
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Questionnaire Results
- 1. Favourite Colour 1 1 Red 2 5 Green Blue 3 Black 6 Purple Pink 7 Yellow 5 Unknown We were given a wide range of answers regarding favourite colour. Blue was the most frequent response given with seven answers, however, many of the other answers have a similar number of responses meaning we can use any colours given.
- 2. Favourite Type of Music 2 1 9 Anything 3 Pop Rock/Punk 5 Metal Indie Country 10 A variety of answers were given for this question also. This means that we can use any of the music types given without alienating other fans of a different genre of music. Nine people have said that they do not have a preference to any type of music making our decision on what to include easier.
- 3. For this question we were given a list of different bands and singers. This gives us an idea of the music that we could play in our documentary. Our answers are varied but a lot of them are popular musicians today so if we use them people will be interested.
- 4. This shows that our target audience What TV Channels Do You Watch? is fragmented in terms of what channels they watch. It shows they are not loyal to a particular channel but will watch any TV show that they are interested in. If we advertise it properly our audience will watch it. This means that although BBC3 was not our most popular answer we can still broadcast on this channel as it is appropriate for our target audience and subject matter.