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2) Using questionnaires to collect feedback but ensuring a variety of open-ended and closed-ended questions.
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This document outlines the topics and tasks to be covered across four meetings for a documentary film project. It includes discussions on types of documentaries, narrative structure, brainstorming documentary topics, researching existing documentaries, creating proposals, writing essays, storyboarding documentary ideas, learning camera and audio techniques, and evaluating strengths and weaknesses. The group will cover foundations of documentaries, explore various topics, develop proposals, produce written work, storyboard concepts, and learn technical skills over their four planned meetings.
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A radio trailer advertises a BBC documentary that explores the link between violent video games and real-world aggression. The trailer references mass shootings and quotes people in the documentary questioning if playing violent games can inspire such acts. It promotes watching the documentary to learn more about whether these games are a major factor in aggressive behavior.
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Audience feedback
This document discusses different methods for collecting audience feedback on products, including qualitative and quantitative research. It recommends using a combination of methods.
Specifically, it recommends:
1) Conducting a focus group to get detailed feedback and allow for follow-up questions, while also challenging stereotypes by including a diverse set of perspectives.
2) Using questionnaires to collect feedback but ensuring a variety of open-ended and closed-ended questions.
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The document summarizes the layout and design conventions of an article from Radio Times magazine. Key aspects include the use of drop caps to indicate the start of the article, a large main image spanning one page to convey the topic, and an enlarged heading on the left with a subheading below. The style represents the in-house magazine format with a navy and white color scheme. The target audience appears to be middle-aged women based on the subject of the main image and language used. Strengths include professionally spaced text and clear, relevant images while weaknesses are a lack of visual interest and limited color palette that may not appeal to younger readers.
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