Survey: Audience Research
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The survey responses showed that the majority of respondents were female, between 18-29 years old, and students, which aligns with the target market. Regarding music video genres, indie pop/rock was the most popular choice. Mise-en-scene was considered the most important element of a music video, followed by cinematography and editing. Respondents indicated they watch music videos often and provided feedback on what makes for an effective music video, including artistic ideas, scenes fitting the genre/lyrics, and good cinematography. Most preferred narrative style videos.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to people aged 17-25 and over 50 about their music tastes and preferences for different types of music videos. The key findings are:
- Over half of the younger group preferred pop music and narrative-based music videos, while the target genre of indie/alternative was most popular among 8 people.
- Most of the target genre group watched concept-based videos and MTV Rocks.
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The survey results showed that the target audience for the music video is 16-25 year olds who listen to indie/indie-rock music. They typically watch music videos a couple times a week on YouTube and TV. Key features they expect are people playing instruments, indie clothing, and unusually placed things. Storylines, colors, and things relating to the lyrics most appeal to them. While preferences for narratives are split, using one could help understand the lyrics. All respondents preferred multiple locations over a single location in music videos.
Audience questionnaire
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The survey results showed that the majority of respondents were 11-13 years old and most had not heard of the artist Josie Nelson. Respondents preferred a mixture style music video that included a storyline, dancing, and the artist. They wanted the video to be interesting and link to the lyrics but not include inappropriate content like nudity or violence. Popular music videos mentioned were by Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, Little Mix and Sia. The survey provided guidance on what to include and avoid in the music video.
Target Audience Research
The document analyzes research conducted on the target audience for singer-songwriter music. A questionnaire found the genre is most popular among ages 17-25 and 40-70. People in these age groups said they like that the artists write and perform their own music with instruments rather than computers. Respondents had differing opinions on who the stereotypical audience for a music video would be. Most thought fans would be interested in playing music themselves and have general hobbies like sports. Additional research on a song and potential video ideas found sadness to be the dominant emotion and hospital/home the preferred locations with illness or a relationship as preferred plots. The research suggests fans wear casual clothing and tend to be loyal, paying fans of artists,
Question 3
- The target audience for the media production is ages 16-20, both male and female, who are interested in niche and independent media and the migrant crisis in Europe.
- Questionnaires were given to peers aged 17-18 to rate the music video; feedback was positive overall with the composition praised most.
- The print production promoting the artist also received positive feedback, with the black and white theme and splash of color appreciated. The production successfully promoted the artist and raised awareness of important issues.
Question 3
- The target audience for the media production is ages 16-20, both male and female, who are interested in niche and independent media and the migrant crisis in Europe.
- Questionnaires were given to peers aged 17-18 to rate the music video; feedback was positive overall with the composition praised most.
- The print production promoting the artist also received positive feedback, with the black and white theme and splash of color appreciated. The overall aims of raising awareness and promoting the artist were understood and seen as successfully achieved.
Questionnaire
From feedback from a questionnaire, the respondent's target audience is most interested in pop and rock music. They chose to focus on pop since it was the most popular genre indicated. Most participants were between 17-21 years old, so the music video will target teenagers around the same age. People view music videos weekly or daily with television and the internet being the most common ways. The story told through lyrics is the most enjoyed part. The artist and story are the most important aspects. Most prefer a narrative music video. The respondent aims to make their video relatable and different to stand out.
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From feedback from a questionnaire, the assistant learned:
1) Their target audience is most interested in pop and rock music, and they chose to focus on pop.
2) Most participants were between 17-21 years old, so the music video will target teenagers around that age.
3) People view music videos weekly or daily, with all participants viewing them whenever possible.
4) The most preferred ways to view music videos are television and the internet, rather than mobile phones.
5) Participants most look for the story told through the lyrics in music videos.
Evaluation Question 3 - What have you learned from your audience feedback?
Evaluation Question 3 - By Russell Dewing A2 student for Reepham College.
Find my blog at: http://russelldewinga2media.blogspot.co.uk
What have you learned from your audience feedback
The document summarizes audience research conducted prior to and following the creation of a music video by the author. Before production, the author surveyed their target audience (teenagers and youth) about song preferences, finding the song "Monster" was generally liked with a 6.67/10 average rating. Respondents were split on including politics, but most wanted to see politicians parodied. Additional research confirmed the target audience preferred pop and rock genres over the song's indie genre. After production, a screening of the music video got a 7.1 average rating, though some said the football field location lacked atmosphere. The author concludes they would improve the video by adding more dynamic shots and editing scenes to better match the song's pace
Analysis of questionnaire
This document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about music videos. The results showed that the respondent's target audience was 17-18 year olds and 30 or older. Most respondents preferred pop and indie music genres, which matched the genre of the song featured in the video. Most respondents also preferred music videos that had a balance of story and performance elements over purely performance-based videos. The results indicated that the target market watches music videos less than 5 times a week, so the video will need to be interesting to engage viewers.
Market research
The document summarizes market research conducted to inform the production of a music video. A questionnaire was distributed to 20 individuals with a range of ages and genders. Most respondents were ages 17-21 and watched music videos on YouTube. The most popular music genres were indie, pop, and R&B. Most preferred an abstract style for the video and a happy narrative. The research will influence creative choices for the video, such as using a pop/rap hybrid genre, abstract style, happy narrative, and conventions like attractive artists, dancing, and costumes.
Evaluation question 3- What have you learned from your audience feedback
The document discusses what the filmmaker learned from audience feedback on their music video. They used pre-production and post-production questionnaires to gather feedback. In the pre-production survey, they learned that their target audience was predominantly female aged 16-25 who preferred genres like pop, indie, and electronic music. Based on this, they chose a song that blended these genres. Their post-production survey found that audiences understood the themes of isolation and lack of voice in the video. Some critiqued specific elements that could be improved for future videos. Overall, gathering audience feedback helped the filmmaker better understand how to cater their video to their target demographic.
Audience research
The primary audience research provides insights into how James' target audience engages with music. The survey results show that most consider music an important part of their lives and recognize its large cultural impact. The audience listens to music for various reasons, including enjoying the sound, relating to the artist, and using songs to cope with emotions. They are also open to learning more about topics related to modern music trends. These findings indicate James should discuss music's personal and cultural significance in his product to appeal to this reflective and engaged audience.
Evaluation 3
The document discusses feedback from a survey the author conducted on their music video and ancillary products. They created an online survey using SurveyMonkey and distributed it on social media sites. The survey included questions about the respondent's age, gender, their opinion on the genre of the music video, and whether the mise-en-scene fit the genre. Most respondents correctly identified the genre as synthpop and felt the location, costumes, and props were appropriate. This validated that the author successfully created a music video that matched the genre of the song and fit conventions of synthpop.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 participants about their music preferences and expectations for music videos. It finds that the majority of the audience is 45+ years old and male. Common music genres enjoyed are indie/rock. Most participants prefer music videos that have both a narrative story and musical performances. They also enjoy seeing controversial storylines and social realism themes. Over 50% access music videos on smartphones daily or often. Based on these findings, the creator plans to make their music video appeal to a wide age range, include a performance and controversial narrative, and relate to outsiders in society.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses audience feedback received on a music video production. It identifies the target audience as 16-26 year old males interested in underground music and street art. Feedback indicated that over half the audience liked the original location chosen, which represented the UK hip hop genre. Some suggested adding a filter to the video to match the gritty environment better, as the current filming was too clear.
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Survey: Audience Research
- 1. SURVEY A N A L Y S I N G T H E R E S P O N S E T O M Y S U R V E Y
- 2. GENDER & AGE • The majority of my respondents were female which I have to consider when analysing the data because males may differ in opinion to the females and it is important to then effect my target audience. • My respondents were mostly below 18-29 which is my target audience for my product therefore their opinion is important to then create decisions about my product as I want to make sure I appeal to the target market.
- 3. OCCUPATION • The majority are students which would fall under my target market.
- 4. • This question is useful to see the distribution of interest in genre. They could tick multiple answers as I wanted to see what kind of music videos people would watch. The majority said indie pop/rock which is good because I am planning to do a video under this genre. Dance and house was popular too and rock, pop and electronical. The least popular was rap, classical, metal I think this is because they are quite ‘extreme’ genre’s with a set style whereas genre’s like indie pop/rock have a large range of style which is often dependent on the artist and their style.
- 5. • I then specified which genre they would prefer to watch. They predominately answered indie pop rock which again is positive because the questions to follow will help my planning of my video because they ask questions about the style of the video and content.
- 6. • Summary of this is that most people felt mise- en-scene was the most important element in music videos. Cinematography came in second and editing third. However in the bar chart they appear very level-pegging in terms of importance there wasn’t one which was considerably considered more important than the other (only mise-en-scene by five votes) therefore I can summarize all of these elements are just as important however if I was to focus my efforts on any of the areas it would be mise-en-scene as the majority did feel like this is the most important. But I am going to aim to make sure I try to make each area as effective as I can.
- 7. • These responses gave me a look at the kinds of music videos people liked. I could also see the specifics about why they like them. For example the Alt J Bloodflood they said the reverse story line is effective and the cinematography is good and colour use which I can then take what people like and try and use some techniques these music video used in my
- 8. • The majority of the responses show that music videos are all in all a part of people’s lives and most people said often/sometimes therefore I can conclude that music video’s are contemporary and people do watch them therefore I know the audience research I am conducting is asking people who do have an interest in watching music videos therefore it is valid.
- 9. • The responses here inform me what people expect to see in a music video which I can use to my advantage when creating my music video to make sure that I include these factors. Common answers: artistic ideas, the artist, lip-syncing, scenes fitting the genre/lyrics, good lighting/shots/cinematography, good mise-en- scene, open interpretations, good storyline.
- 10. • The most popular choice was narrative style videos, then abstract and then performance. This informs me about the style of videos my target audience like. Therefore may effect my decision in what kind of music video I create.