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The document discusses conducting a survey to help create a music video targeted at indie rock listeners aged 17-34. The survey gathered both qualitative and quantitative data on topics like gender, age, music preferences, and ideas for video settings and concepts. Analyzing the results allowed the creator to tailor the music video's characters, details, structure, and mise-en-scene to suit the target audience's responses and expectations. In conclusion, the survey was deemed a good way to efficiently collect audience input to improve the video.
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The document summarizes the results of a 30 question questionnaire about music video and CD cover preferences. It finds that the sample of respondents was evenly split between male and female, mostly aged 16-18, and preferred R&B and pop music genres. Most respondents said they liked to watch MTV Base and preferred performance-based music videos that featured their favorite artist. They expected to see genres and choreography in R&B music videos and consumed music mostly online or through TV advertisements. The analysis suggests targeting 16-18 year olds for an R&B or pop music video to be promoted on MTV Base featuring genres and choreography.
Questionnaire Analysis - Graphs
The document analyzes results from a 20-person questionnaire about music video preferences. Key findings include:
1) Most participants were female students ages 17-19.
2) R&B was the most popular music genre.
3) 75% of participants watch music videos, mostly very frequently on YouTube instead of TV.
4) Participants preferred music videos that tell a story or convey a theme over just a performance.
5) Most said a music video influences their decision to purchase a song.
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.
Audience research analysis
The document summarizes the results of audience research conducted to help plan a music video. It found that the target audience was majority female, so the video will feature a love story theme commonly found in music videos women enjoy. Most of the target audience prefers pop rock and rock genres, so the video will have elements of both styles. Researching popular artists in those genres will also influence the video's conventions and characteristics. Lyrics matching the visuals is seen as the most important feature. The video will therefore focus on linking lyrics and narrative. A strong narrative is also deemed important, so it will follow narrative theory. While performance is less essential, it will still be included as common to the genres. Audience feedback helped choose the
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.
Data analysis media
1) Questionnaires were distributed to 30 random Year 13 students to analyze music video preferences. Most respondents preferred a hybrid music video containing different elements.
2) More male students responded than female. The target audience was determined to be 17-18 year olds to match the character in the video.
3) Most important findings were that YouTube is commonly used to find new music videos and collaborations can help artists reach wider audiences. Respondents also preferred music videos that seemed like movie scenes.
Primary Target Audience Research
The document discusses different methods for conducting primary research to understand a target audience's wants and needs from media. It describes advantages and disadvantages of questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups. The author conducted a focus group and questionnaire for their target audience. The questionnaire results showed that the audience mainly uses the internet and music daily, and wants media to be faster with less ads and more free content. For the author's thriller film idea, the focus group suggested adding an original twist. The audience agreed it was a good idea to stick to thriller genre codes and conventions.
Primary Audience Research
The document discusses research conducted for a music video targeting a primary audience. It describes deciding to use mainly qualitative questions in the questionnaire to get detailed opinions. Some quantitative questions would be used upfront to screen participants. While most audience members wanted multiple locations or a narrative in the video, the researchers decided on a single location of a house party/live gig to keep costs low as an emerging band and best represent the genre.
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The document analyzes results from a 20-person questionnaire about music video preferences. Key findings include:
1) Most participants were female students ages 17-19.
2) R&B was the most popular music genre.
3) 75% of participants watch music videos, mostly very frequently on YouTube instead of TV.
4) Participants preferred music videos that tell a story or convey a theme over just a performance.
5) Most said a music video influences their decision to purchase a song.
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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.
Audience research analysis
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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.
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1) Questionnaires were distributed to 30 random Year 13 students to analyze music video preferences. Most respondents preferred a hybrid music video containing different elements.
2) More male students responded than female. The target audience was determined to be 17-18 year olds to match the character in the video.
3) Most important findings were that YouTube is commonly used to find new music videos and collaborations can help artists reach wider audiences. Respondents also preferred music videos that seemed like movie scenes.
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The document discusses different methods for conducting primary research to understand a target audience's wants and needs from media. It describes advantages and disadvantages of questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups. The author conducted a focus group and questionnaire for their target audience. The questionnaire results showed that the audience mainly uses the internet and music daily, and wants media to be faster with less ads and more free content. For the author's thriller film idea, the focus group suggested adding an original twist. The audience agreed it was a good idea to stick to thriller genre codes and conventions.
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Audience research
Audience feedback through a questionnaire was used to gather opinions on storyboards for an opening sequence, including what viewers liked and disliked as well as suggestions for improvement. The questionnaire was open for two weeks and received responses from around 15 people, all of whom provided good, detailed feedback. Links were shared on social media to attract more responses and obtain additional feedback to strengthen the storyboards.
Evaluation 2
From surveys distributed through Survey Monkey, the creator learned:
- EDM was the preferred music genre for the video.
- Most of the target audience enjoyed the music video and found the elements linked well to genre codes and conventions.
- Some had difficulty following the video's narration.
Feedback from additional surveys and questionnaires helped the creator improve their understanding of what the target audience liked and disliked. This informed changes made to create a final product that met audience expectations.
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Market Research
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- Plans to include dialogue at the beginning are reconsidered based on the research.
- The most popular genre is pop music, and the chosen song has a pop sound.
- Using multiple locations and a longer video length will keep viewers engaged.
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Survey monkey audience research
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Survey monkey analysis
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Audience research
The document summarizes audience research conducted to inform the production of a music video. It includes questions asked of the target audience and the main findings. The research found that the target audience is mainly 16-18 year old females who watch music videos primarily on YouTube. They prefer videos with strong narratives and performances that make them feel sad or soothed. Most would watch a love-based video and suggested depicting a couple going through relationship challenges as the theme for the music video being produced. The audience research provided guidance on the genre, platform, themes, and story to focus on to create a successful music video for this audience.
Locations
The director needs to film establishing shots in various locations for the opening sequence of a thriller film. This includes filming a town from a hill to set the scene, shots inside a house of a girl going up stairs and to bed, and scenes of a stalker walking down a dark alley toward the girl's house to create tension. The director also needs a location to film collages of photos stuck to a wall to make the film feel realistic. Several potential free locations are provided that would suit these different scene requirements and be available for the necessary filming times.
Music video structure
There are two main types of music videos: performance videos and concept videos. Performance videos feature footage of the artist performing, either in a concert or studio setting. Concept videos are based around a single idea or concept and aim to be unusual or obscure to attract and entertain audiences. Music videos can also tell stories through narratives that relate to the song's lyrics. Common themes in music videos include performances for rock bands, street imagery for rap, and dance routines for pop songs. Videos use symbols, lighting, editing, and images to build meaning and support or contrast the lyrics. They may also promote an associated film. The document analyzes several example music videos in terms of their type, category, and reasons for their creative approaches.
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Audience feedback through a questionnaire was used to gather opinions on storyboards for an opening sequence, including what viewers liked and disliked as well as suggestions for improvement. The questionnaire was open for two weeks and received responses from around 15 people, all of whom provided good, detailed feedback. Links were shared on social media to attract more responses and obtain additional feedback to strengthen the storyboards.
Evaluation 2
From surveys distributed through Survey Monkey, the creator learned:
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The group handed out questionnaires to gather audience feedback but received less than half back, making the results unreliable. They found that females prefer the performance and males the narrative. Their target market is ages 16-22, who listen to indie music. They aimed the video at older teens and early 20s, including both narrative and performance to engage both genders. The audience feedback helped the group understand what the target market wants to see.
Market Research
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey about audience preferences for a house/dance music video. Key findings include that the target audience is majority male aged 17 who prefer R&B music. Most watch house/dance music videos on YouTube and may be more inclined to buy a song after seeing its music video. Dance and storytelling through dance were popular elements suggested to include. The survey provided useful primary data on the target audience to help make the music video more applicable and increase views and sales.
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The document summarizes the results of a market research survey conducted to inform the creation of a music video. The survey was distributed through Survey Monkey and gathered demographic information about respondents' age, music preferences, and how often they watch music videos. Most respondents were 17-19 years old and enjoyed pop, indie, house, and rock music genres. Most watched music videos frequently on YouTube. Respondents indicated they look for narrative/storylines, artistic qualities, and deeper meanings in music videos. The survey provided useful insight into the target audience and informed decisions about the song, length, style, and distribution of the new music video.
Survey monkey audience research
This survey gathered information about the target audience for a music video. Most respondents were 16-18 years old, as expected based on the survey being distributed through social media. Females responded more than males. Most people had a positive reaction to music videos and preferred a narrative or band performance over just scenery. Respondents listened to music most often on YouTube due to its free access, though iTunes and radio were also popular. The norm is for music videos to match the song length. Most watched music videos on YouTube to see viewing statistics and music channel countdowns. The target audience prefers rock music and wears jeans and band merchandise. They enjoy listening to music and going to concerts of their preferred genre.
Questionnaire analysis results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people about their music preferences and expectations for music videos. Most respondents preferred rock music and wanted music videos to be energetic, include narrative/performance elements, and have special effects. Based on the feedback, the group decided to create an energetic rock music video that incorporates narrative scenes, band performance shots, and special effects to match the song lyrics. The video will be promoted online since most people watch music videos on the internet rather than TV.
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The document discusses audience research that was conducted through a questionnaire to help inform the development of a music video. It was important to understand the audience's preferences and what they find appealing in a music video. The questionnaire gathered information on respondents' gender, age, interests, and preferences regarding genre, platform for viewing music videos, and style. The results provided insight into targeting a female audience aged 17-18 who prefer pop music and viewing on YouTube. It also found most were open to the intended indie genre. This research helped ensure the music video would appeal to the target demographic.
Audience Questionnaires and Results
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Questionnaire evaluation
The document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about preferences for a music video. It indicates that more females than males responded. Most respondents were between ages 16-20. Respondents expressed interest in a house music genre video with a storyline and characters singing. They preferred elements like strobe lighting and costumes but not depictions of alcohol. Most felt a female actress would connect well. Most wanted a happy vibe. Filming in multiple locations was also supported. The document analyzes the responses to help focus the music video concept.
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The audience provided mostly positive feedback on the media products. They enjoyed the use of stop motion, storyline, and location in the video. However, some stop motion was "skippy" and there were too many black screens. The print product received praise for its layout, lighting, and images but was criticized for seeming unfinished and not connecting to the narrative. Overall, the audience validated the target demographic of 16-25 year olds.
Audience Research
The document discusses research conducted on music video audiences. The research showed that the target age range is 16-20 and the most popular genres are slow emotional, romantic/breakup, and upbeat. This feedback informed the creator's decisions around the theme, shot speed, storyline, and length of their music video, which they decided should be between 3-4 minutes to engage the audience. The research also helped the creator choose the song for their music video.
Feeback on questionnaire
The document analyzes audience research responses for a music video. It finds that the target audience is mostly male between ages 16-18 who watch music videos weekly. They enjoy energetic rap/hip hop music videos on MTV that feature the artist's performance, narrative concepts. The research indicates the music video should aim for these demographics and genres to appeal to viewers and achieve success.
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The survey monkey analysis summarizes the results of a questionnaire distributed on social media. It found that most respondents were female, between 16-18 years old, and listen to music weekly. The most popular music genres were indie and pop. Respondents reported using Spotify and iTunes most for listening to music and being active on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Regarding music videos, respondents felt narrative elements and live band footage were most important. For album packaging, respondents recommended original, eye-catching designs that prominently feature the band name.
Questionnaire evaluation
The document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about preferences for a music video. It found that more females than males responded, so it will focus mainly on female viewers but include some elements for males as well. Most respondents were aged 16-20, so the video will aim for that demographic. Respondents preferred a narrative storyline over a purely creative video and wanted to see people singing, strobe lighting, and a party scene, though an explicit party scene will be avoided. They also preferred a female lead actor and wanted an upbeat, happy vibe.
Audience research
The document summarizes audience research conducted to inform the production of a music video. It includes questions asked of the target audience and the main findings. The research found that the target audience is mainly 16-18 year old females who watch music videos primarily on YouTube. They prefer videos with strong narratives and performances that make them feel sad or soothed. Most would watch a love-based video and suggested depicting a couple going through relationship challenges as the theme for the music video being produced. The audience research provided guidance on the genre, platform, themes, and story to focus on to create a successful music video for this audience.
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Music video structure
There are two main types of music videos: performance videos and concept videos. Performance videos feature footage of the artist performing, either in a concert or studio setting. Concept videos are based around a single idea or concept and aim to be unusual or obscure to attract and entertain audiences. Music videos can also tell stories through narratives that relate to the song's lyrics. Common themes in music videos include performances for rock bands, street imagery for rap, and dance routines for pop songs. Videos use symbols, lighting, editing, and images to build meaning and support or contrast the lyrics. They may also promote an associated film. The document analyzes several example music videos in terms of their type, category, and reasons for their creative approaches.
Credits
The document discusses different film title sequences and how they hint at the narrative of the films through visual elements and stylistic choices. Several sequences are described as using blurry footage, shadows, red text and colors, fire, and images of being followed or stalked to subtly convey themes of mystery, danger, and psychological elements in the narratives. Jigsaw puzzles and home video footage are also mentioned as being used in title sequences to provide narrative clues.
Social media feedback for thriller idea
The document contains feedback from social media users about a thriller film idea involving a woman named Katie being stalked. The feedback suggests that scenes of the stalker following Katie in the park and texting her from an unknown number add realism and mystery. Viewers also want to see more shots of the stalker following Katie over time to emphasize how long he has been stalking her and create suspense when she sees a figure watching in the dark.
in depth research
The document discusses the author's research process for their music video project on the indie rock genre. They analyzed three music videos - by Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, and Kaiser Chiefs - to understand conventions of editing, mise-en-scene, camerawork and sound. This allowed the author to familiarize themselves with common genre elements to incorporate into their own music video. They felt extended, in-depth research was important to create a high quality final product that featured both conventions and original ideas.
Production and Distribution Research
This document discusses several major film production and distribution companies. It provides details on New Line Cinema, Spyglass Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, and Columbia Pictures as prominent production companies. New Line Cinema was founded in 1967 as a distribution company and became part of Warner Bros. in 2008. Spyglass Entertainment was co-founded in 1998 and produces films across multiple genres. Paramount Pictures is one of the "Big Six" film companies and has been operating for over 100 years. Columbia Pictures is owned by Sony Pictures and has produced many films since being founded in 1912. For distribution companies, it outlines 20th Century Fox, Lions Gate Entertainment, and CBS Corporation, noting some of their major film releases and founding dates.
Presentation for focus group
The document describes three potential music video concepts for a band. The first concept is a black and white, performance-based video following the band's narrative from formation to present day in a studio setting. The second puts the band in local pubs and among friends with cigarettes, alcohol and a female love interest as part of the narrative. The third is a montage of shots linked by the theme of light across various settings, using different camera angles and black and white with dull color.
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The music video for "When the Sun Goes Down" by Arctic Monkeys illustrates the song's lyrics about prostitution through its visuals. It features a woman who is implied to be a prostitute as she is shown waiting alone at night. The video amplifies the song's meaning by exaggerating the lonely and isolated atmosphere through the use of low lighting and close-up shots of the woman. The slow pacing of the video matches the somber tone and rhythm of the song. Overall, the video provides a clear representation of the song's narrative through visual storytelling.
Question two
Katie Jackson and Michael Shelton are portrayed as stereotypical characters for the thriller genre through their use of stereotypes, costumes, makeup, and props. Katie, the female protagonist, is portrayed as vulnerable and weak through her blonde hair, minimal makeup, and use of a dog prop. Michael, the male antagonist, is portrayed as mysterious and strange through his use of a hat and dark clothing. Overall, the characters conform to stereotypes about gender roles expected in the thriller genre.
Film Openings
The opening scene of Frozen 2 establishes the setting as a wintry landscape where men cut ice from a frozen lake. A low angle shot depicts the men as strong and powerful as they work. A long shot shows a small child among the men, emphasizing his small stature. The empty sleigh and child's suggestion of other characters hint at the narrative of the film. Dim lighting and a spotlight reflect the time of day, while cutting sounds sync with the opening song's rhythm.
Photographic Evidence Of Filming
The document discusses lighting issues encountered while filming at an outdoor location. As the sun was setting, it was difficult to get the correct lighting, camera settings, and angles before it became too dark. This required setting up the camera earlier and experimenting to get the establishing shot before the light disappeared quickly. Filming had to be done in the dark to maintain continuity with most of the footage. Natural lighting helped create an eerie tone fitting the narrative but background noise from a nearby road and passing people required retaking shots. Various lighting, camera focus, angles, and shots were tested to portray different meanings and hints to the audience. Refilming in darker conditions and scheduling issues with actors also presented challenges.
Fonts
The document discusses the title sequence for a film called "The Pursuer" about a stalker. It explains that the film title needs to be short and memorable to clue viewers into the plot without giving too much away. The chosen title reflects the film's narrative of a stalker pursuing a girl. The typography for the title will be minimal, red, and spaced out against a close-up shot of an eye, to set an unsettling and confusing tone that matches the psychological thriller genre.
Survey Response To Thriller Films
The document describes a survey conducted for a thriller film. It asked questions about the target audience's gender, age, favorite thriller films and subgenres, preferred settings, and favorite background music. The questions were intended to help focus the film's content, characters, and elements on what the target audience wants and enjoys in thriller films. The survey provided useful research that informed the planning stage of the film by identifying key aspects to include.
Audience theories
This document discusses several models of how audiences interact with and are influenced by media texts:
1) The "Hypodermic Needle (Effects) Model" views audiences as passive and easily influenced by media messages.
2) "Uses and Gratifications" sees audiences as active users of media who consume texts to fulfill needs like entertainment and escapism, rather than being influenced.
3) "Reception Theory" examines how audiences decode and understand media messages, which can be decoded dominantly, negotiated, or oppositionally.
Pitch
The document describes the opening sequence of a film where Michael is stalking Katie. It shows Michael following Katie on her walks and watching her from outside her house without her knowledge. He then texts her anonymously from an unknown number, revealing himself as her stalker and creating suspense and tension. Michael has an entire collage of Katie on his wall, demonstrating the extent of his obsession, including social media posts and secretly taken photos of her.
The kooks
The band's website opening page shows upcoming tour dates and links to purchase tickets. It also contains four boxes linking to other sites where fans can buy the band's albums, listen to their music, read their biography, and sign up to streaming services like Spotify. The minimal color theme is typical of indie rock bands. The links provide ways for audiences to engage with the band's music both online and at live shows.
Digipak 2
The album cover of Paramore's "Riot" features the word "riot" scrawled repeatedly in black and red typography, emphasizing the title and conveying messages of danger, darkness, and evilness within the lyrics. The CD features the same messy writing style, with the word "riot" in red and white resembling blood, relating to the album's potential themes of violence and loudness. The black and white theme and repetition of "riot" ties the cover art together and emphasizes the word's meaning.
The Script's album "Science and Faith" has a simple white typographic logo on the dark front cover, with the rural background suggesting the album is just about the band. The
Record labels
A record label manages the marketing, production, distribution and copyright of music recordings and videos. It promotes and enforces brands and trademarks associated with music. Some major record labels include Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, and Virgin Records. Sony Music Entertainment has been a label for indie bands such as Causes, Foo Fighters, Foster the People, Kasabian and Kings of Leon. Virgin Records has worked with bands like Bastille and Prides. The document discusses choosing Sony Entertainment as a record label because it has experience with indie bands and is well-known, which could help attract audiences and give a new band exposure.
Fonts
The document discusses the planning and details for an album called "Soul Searching" by the band The Originals. It includes the album name and concept, a list of 12 song titles that will be featured, research showing 12 songs is the average for an album, and examples of production details and legal text that will be on the album packaging.
Website moodboard
To make a fictional band seem realistic, the document discusses creating an Instagram account for the band and including it on a website. This Instagram account will feature photos from a music video filming, music video clips, band photos, and album promotion posts. An about page and YouTube link will also be included to further authenticate the faux band.
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The document discusses the results of audience feedback gathered through a survey about a student's music video and ancillary texts (a digipak and magazine poster). Key findings from the feedback include: most people rated the music video highly; most felt it fit the hip hop genre; high lighting was seen as the biggest difference from other music videos; and the ancillary texts were seen as effectively promoting the music video. The student concludes some areas for improvement like adding more information to the ancillary texts based on feedback.
Presentation1
The document discusses audience feedback collected from a survey about various media productions. It summarizes that the survey found the respondent's preferred genre was indie and they accessed music through streaming services. Feedback indicated the music video's narrative was the weakest aspect and the print productions successfully conveyed a brand identity but could have made the album cover image clearer. Going forward, the respondent would put more emphasis on the narrative and refine the print productions based on the feedback received.
Audience feedback powerpoint
The document discusses research the author conducted on their target audience for a music video project. They presented initial ideas to the audience and received feedback both in-person and via online surveys. The feedback showed that the audience felt the video suited the intended genre and they could follow the narrative. It also confirmed that the video's style was original and coherent. This feedback helped the author understand how the audience reacted emotionally to the video and what minor errors could be improved.
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.
Survey anaylsis
The survey results show that the majority of participants prefer watching music videos on YouTube. This indicates that the target audience wants easily accessible music videos online. The responses also demonstrate that various internet and streaming apps are used to access music videos, stressing the need for a digital campaign. Most favorite music videos cited were pop artists like One Direction and Taylor Swift, showing pop is a popular genre. Overall, the survey provides useful information on preferences that will help design promotional materials for a music product geared toward this audience.
Question 3
The document discusses audience research and feedback for a media project focused on the synthpop music genre. The author conducted research on synthpop audiences which found they were primarily 18-24 year olds. They created an online survey to identify potential focus group participants within this demographic who enjoyed synthpop. Three survey respondents were selected for the focus group based on their responses. The focus group provided positive and constructive feedback on the first draft of the author's music video, highlighting specific elements they enjoyed and offering ideas for improvement. Their feedback was incorporated into revising the music video. The focus group also provided feedback on an advertising poster which helped the author further improve it.
Evaluation: Question 3
The document summarizes feedback received from the creator's target audience on their music video and ancillary texts. Quantitative and qualitative feedback was collected through questionnaires, polls, and interviews with target audience members. The feedback was analyzed and presented in pie charts and summaries. It showed that the target audience was primarily female aged 16-19, and that country music was the most popular genre. The feedback validated that the music video and ancillary texts effectively represented the target genre and audience. Most respondents said no changes were needed. This demonstrated that collecting extensive audience feedback and making revisions helped create a final product that successfully appealed to the intended target.
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Music video producers use various research methods to define their target audience, including quantitative, qualitative, socio-economic status, demographics, psychographics, and geo-demographics research. Quantitative research uses surveys and statistics to gather numeric audience information on a large scale, while qualitative research uses interviews and focus groups for detailed feedback. Demographics and psychographics provide comprehensive yet detailed information about audience characteristics and behaviors. Geo-demographics research helps determine where a music video will be most commercially successful based on economic factors. Producers then use this audience research to determine the size of their target audience.
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Music video producers use various research methods to define their target audience, including quantitative, qualitative, socio-economic status, demographics, psychographics, and geo-demographics research. Quantitative research uses surveys and statistics to gather numeric audience information on a large scale, while qualitative research uses interviews and focus groups for detailed feedback. Demographics and psychographics provide comprehensive yet detailed information about audience characteristics and behaviors. Geo-demographics research helps determine where a music video will be most commercially successful based on economic factors. Producers then use this audience research to determine the size of their target audience.
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Music video producers use various research methods to define their target audience. Quantitative research uses surveys and statistics to gather demographic information from a large sample on attributes like gender, age and music preferences. Qualitative research uses interviews and focus groups to obtain nuanced feedback and understand what audiences want from music videos. Producers also consider socioeconomic factors, demographics, psychographics, geodemographics, and audience size to holistically profile and segment their target viewers.
meida reserach
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey conducted to inform the creation of a music video. The survey was distributed through Survey Monkey and gathered demographic information about respondents' age, music preferences, and how often they watch music videos. Most respondents were 17-19 years old and enjoyed pop, indie, house, and rock music genres. Most watched music videos frequently on YouTube. Respondents indicated they enjoy narratives, artistic qualities, and deeper meanings in music videos. The survey provided useful insight into the target audience and their preferences to help design a music video that would appeal to them.
Question 3 - Improved
The respondent learned several things from audience feedback on their media products:
1) Feedback helped improve the music video by suggesting adding more static effects and applying effects to additional scenes.
2) Feedback was useful for the advertising poster, suggesting changing too much pink text to white for better focus on the subject.
3) Feedback on the digipak recommended using screenshots instead of images for easier reading of text panels.
4) Overall, the diverse focus group provided varied but useful feedback that helped strengthen the appeal and quality of the media products from different perspectives within the target genre.
Music video evaluation powerpoint question 3
Christopher conducted audience research to determine what type of music video would be most successful. He created an online survey using Survey Monkey to gather feedback from a large audience. The survey found that narrative storylines were the most popular type of music video. Christopher also received feedback from his media class on technical elements. In the future, he plans to gather more diverse audience feedback during the music video creation process.
Question three
Hannah Wicks conducted market research through online surveys to evaluate her music video and print productions. She received feedback from friends and family. The surveys included quantitative and qualitative questions about demographics, music tastes, and impressions of her work. Hannah found that her print productions effectively communicated her indie genre but the music video could be improved with additional scenes. Most respondents were from her target age range of 15-25 and enjoyed her work. Hannah learned she successfully targeted the right audience but could improve by finding ways to better analyze respondent demographics in the future.
Evaluation post 3
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to get audience feedback on a music video and accompanying promotional materials created by the author for a class project. Key findings from the survey include:
- 83% of respondents correctly identified the genre of the music video as hip-hop/r&b.
- 100% of respondents found the narrative of the music video to be clear.
- 100% of respondents said the magazine poster and digipak grabbed their attention.
- Feedback on improvements included not having words cover the artists on the poster and keeping font sizes consistent.
- 100% of respondents felt the magazine poster fit conventions of the genre and would purchase a digipak based on the poster.
Market research
The document summarizes the results of market research conducted via an online survey to understand preferences of the target audience for a music video and album.
The survey found that the majority of respondents were male, aged 17-25, and watched music videos regularly on YouTube, TV, and social media. Indie/alternative was the most popular music genre. Most preferred music videos to be performance-style, between 3-5 minutes, and incorporate some black and white edits.
For album packaging, respondents preferred the cover to include some text and imagery, and advertisements to have some or little text with imagery.
Evaluation on research
The document summarizes the results of audience research conducted to help plan a music video project. A questionnaire was administered to 20 people to understand preferences around music genres, video conventions, and technology used for music consumption. Tally charts were used to analyze responses, which were then displayed in pie charts and bar graphs in Excel. Key findings included indie/soul and pop being most popular genres and over three-quarters of people watching music videos for entertainment. Narrative structure and multiple locations were preferred for videos. An audience profile was then created to apply the helpful research to project planning.
A2 Media Evaluation (Q3)
Alfie Bradbury used audience feedback throughout the creation of their music video project to ensure it effectively targeted their intended audience and genre. They conducted initial questionnaires with the general public and their target demographic of 18-22 year old males to inform their ideas. After creating a first cut, they held a focus group with peers who confirmed the video accurately represented the house music genre. Based on feedback, Alfie made changes before completion. They also incorporated audience suggestions to use screenshots from the video in their ancillary poster and digipak designs to clearly connect the pieces. In the end, feedback confirmed the final project cohesively targeted the intended target and genre.
q3 - What have you learned from your audience feedback
The document discusses surveys the author conducted to gather feedback on a music video they created. They used SurveyMonkey to collect information from a wide audience about music video preferences. The results showed most respondents were men aged 16-25 who liked hip hop. This informed the author's decision to include partying, money in their narrative and performance-based video. A second survey of the author's target audience provided more useful feedback, with most respondents liking the video's performance and editing. This positive feedback meant the author did not need to change the final cut and could move to other tasks.
Media evaluation 3
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on various media projects. It indicates that triangulating questionnaires, interviews, and social media provided both qualitative and quantitative data. Random sampling was also used. Feedback on a music video helped identify what the target audience liked and disliked, allowing improvements. Audience input also helped strengthen the design of promotional materials like a digipak and magazine advert. The document concludes that audience feedback is essential for creating effective media products tailored to target markets.
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- 2. Knowing the gender of my audience allows me to adapt my ideas and thoughts to the appropriate gender. This helps me know whether to add female or male characters as extras as well as other details.
- 3. Knowing the age of my target audience helps me to create an accurate sample for my vox pop video as well as my focus group as most of the people questioned were 17-34 which allows me to tailor my research towards my target audience.
- 4. This allows me to analyse the respondents as individuals based to the music they listen to the most to allow more accurate data. I can view an individuals answers in order to collect relevant data based on the indie rock listeners.
- 5. Knowing how often the people who answered the questionnaire listen to our chosen genre helps as we can analyse the individuals results and look at their views are react to them accordingly.
- 6. This allows us to adapt our final idea with results from the survey to give the audience what they want/expect from an indie rock music video.
- 7. Having a comment box allowed me to collect qualitative data which the audience have gave their ideas on. This allows me to adapt my idea to the way the audience feel. I allows me to also see if they had similar ideas to us which helps us when making the final piece.
- 8. This allows me to adapt my music video structure to suit the audience. With the audience saying that they prefer various settings allows me to adapt the idea to concept and performance based with some parts of narrative.
- 9. Overall, I think the survey is a good idea to do as it helps collect data from lots of people in an efficient way as they can do it via social media. It allows people to answer with qualitative and quantitative data. The survey helps me to make decisions when making my final music video plan and idea. the structure and mise en scene can be adapted via the analysis of the respondents answers to allow a music video improved to the needs and expectations of the target audience.
- 10. Overall, I think the survey is a good idea to do as it helps collect data from lots of people in an efficient way as they can do it via social media. It allows people to answer with qualitative and quantitative data. The survey helps me to make decisions when making my final music video plan and idea. the structure and mise en scene can be adapted via the analysis of the respondents answers to allow a music video improved to the needs and expectations of the target audience.