Results of primary research questionnaire
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The majority of respondents to a music video research questionnaire were female, 16-18 year olds who are part of the target audience for the type of music video being planned. Punk music was the most popular genre with this group, followed by pop, rock, and hip hop. Most watch music videos on YouTube rather than TV but use both platforms. Respondents typically spend 1-2 hours per week watching music videos. Most prefer abstract or narrative styles over live performances.
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Questionnaire analysis final
Through a questionnaire of 20 teenagers, the document analyzes feedback on music genres and preferences. The most popular music genre was pop, and the most common favorite era was the 2010s. Most participants had watched a pop music video. Common themes in pop videos included drugs, alcohol, sexuality, and fast cars. Participants expressed interest in stories and narratives in videos. Most felt videos helped explain songs, and the most important aspect of videos was the narrative. Half said videos influenced their opinions of songs.
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Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people between the ages of 17-30 about their music preferences and what they look for in music videos. The questionnaire found that the most popular genres were pop, R&B, and dance. It also found that most participants enjoyed socializing and listening to music. Most watched music videos on YouTube and felt performances and narratives were the most appealing aspects. The document discusses using these results to make a music video that will appeal to a wide audience.
Questionnaire results analysis
The document provides results from audience research conducted for a music video. 71% of respondents were female and most were ages 11-20 (72%). The most popular music genre was indie (20%), followed by pop, rock, and indie pop (14% each). When asked about typical features of an indie pop music video, respondents suggested including energetic teenagers, casual/scruffy fashion, dim lighting, and narrative themes about social issues or life struggles. Most people watch music videos weekly (57%) or daily (36%) via websites (55%) or social media (27%).
Audience questionnaire analysis
The document discusses research conducted to learn about the target audience for a music video. Key findings include:
- The majority of the target audience is ages 13-19, with some interviews of those age 30-39.
- YouTube and Spotify are the most popular platforms for watching music videos, with Spotify's core age range being 18-24.
- Indie rock is the most popular music genre, followed by pop punk and pop. The 1975, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and Two Door Cinema Club were the most popular bands.
- Most of the target audience watches 1-2 hours of music videos per week and cares more about the music and band than any storyline. Fashion trends
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- 1. Results of primary research questionnaire
- 2. This question confirmed to us that the majority of people we asked were female.
- 3. This question shows that most of the people we asked were 16–18 year olds who fall in the music industry target audience for the type of music video we are planning to make.
- 4. This told us the most popular music genre with our target audience is punk followed by pop, rock and hip hop. We will use this information when decided what to produce.
- 5. This shows that the target audience would like a bit of both types of music video. This will influence our music video as indie rock always has a performance element and we will think about putting a narrative in the video too .
- 6. Most people watch most music videos on You Tube than on T.V. but most people watch them on both mediums. Our video will need to be able to be viewed on both mediums.
- 7. Most people spend between 1-2 hours per week watching music videos. So music videos are an important part of our target audience’s week.
- 8. Only a few people attended music festivals, most not going to any. This might be because of the cost of the tickets and cost of travelling there and it is too expensive for the students.
- 9. Most people prefer to watch abstract or narrative music videos over live performances.