The survey responses provided feedback on a documentary project. Key findings include: - The majority of respondents were female between ages 16-24, matching the target audience. - Respondents correctly identified the main theme of makeup in both the documentary and promotional materials. - Over 75% thought the newspaper ad would stand out and effectively promoted the documentary. - Music and audio quality in the documentary were rated professionally produced by over 85% of respondents. - Overall, the documentary, ad, and radio spot were viewed as professionally executed by 65-85% of respondents.

1. WHAT HAVE YOU LEANED FROM YOUR AUDIENCE
FEEDBACK?
SHAUN HUGHES

2. QUESTION 1 & 2
We asked these questions in order to get an
idea of the types of people that our survey
results were going to be a projection of.
Question 1 tells us that almost 70% of those
involved in the survey after watching the
documentary and exploring the ancillary texts
were female. Question 2 presents the fact that
more than 65% of the survey takers were
between the ages of 16-24, in our formal
proposal we outlined our target audience to
be 13-50, in hindsight this may be a bit broad
ranging. However, 20% of our survey takers
were 46 and over.

3. QUESTION 3
From question 3 in the survey, we found out
that 33 of the 39 responses outlined that
make up is the main theme or topic that is
expressed in the 5 minute extract of our
documentary and our ancillary texts(radio
trailer and newspaper advert). This shows clear
synergy between our productions as they all
explicitly explore the topic that they claim to,
the answers also suggest that all 3
productions are relatable and identifiable to
each other. We explored different aspects of
make up such as special effects and semi
permanent make up whilst maintaining a clear
theme, this is a success.

4. QUESTION 4
Almost 80% of those that looked
our newspaper advert decided
that it would stand out in a
newspaper or on a billboard. This
may be due to the striking image
in the middle of the advert,
alongside the bold red box
around the catchy slogan. I feel
like we have completed this task
well as our advert is appealing to
the audience.

5. QUESTION 5
Question 5 links directly to the
previous question, the responses
show us that the red that we used
in the newspaper advert links to
the topic of our documentary. We
chose to use a bold red because
we felt that it tied in with the
current bold lipstick trend, giving
the documentary a current feel to
it.

6. QUESTION 6
Question 6 again links to question 4 and 5,
the responses tell me that the newspaper
advert effectively, with almost 75% of
respondents providing me with this
information.

7. QUESTION 7
Question 7 is in relation to our
target audience, in our formal
proposal we outlined that we would
target our product at those aged
13-50, nearly 85% of respondents
told us that the minimum age of 13
was appropriate.

8. QUESTION 8 & 9
Question 8 and 9 are linked as they are
both about the music. Virtually 90% of
our respondents said that our music was
relevant to the footage in the
documentary. Question 9 tells us that the
music bed and the audio in the
documentary worked well together, with
87% of respondents voting yes. We used
pop music as we felt that this genre of
music related to the topic well.

9. QUESTION 10
This question is in relation to how professional
the documentary feels when watching it, 87%
of our respondents said that it appeared to be
to a professional level. This should be because
of the professional state of the art equipment
that we used, such as the HD video camera
and the tripod, which helped us to get a
crystal clear and steady shot.

10. QUESTION 11
Question 11 is similar to question 6,
as they are both in relation to the
advertising of our documentary.
Almost 80% of the respondents said
that the radio trailer was effective in
its encouragement to watch the
documentary. Our enthusiastic voice
over and quotes that entice the
listener into the rest of the
documentary is key to its success.

11. QUESTION 12
The response to question 12 was largely positive, with more than 70% of
those who answered saying that the 5 minute extract was completed to a
professional standard. This is similar to question 10, the state of the art
equipment as well as our meticulous planning aided us in producing a
professional quality product.

12. QUESTION 13
Question 13 received good feedback,
most of our respondents said that our
newspaper advert was also completed
to a professional standard. With one
person saying that it is a copy of other
Channel 4 print adverts, but I will take
this as a positive thing as we intended
to follow the codes and conventions of
channel 4 print adverts,

13. QUESTION 14
Our radio trailer was also a
success as the majority of people
who responded said that this was
as well completed to a
professional standard. The quality
of the voice over is thanks to the
radio studio which aided us in
gaining a clear audio, and the
quotes used are effective in
making the audience want to see
what happens in the
documentary.

14. QUESTION 15 & 16
Question 15 of our survey asks the
respondents to rate the overall quality of
the documentary, newspaper advert and
radio trailer as a trio. Out of all 39
responses, almost 85% rated our pieces
either good or excellent. And in question
16, over 65% of those who watched the
extract, viewed the newspaper advert
and listened to the radio trailer said that
they would watch the full documentary. I
would view this as a success as the 32%
who said no or unsure could relate to the
fact that 30% of respondents were male
and this may be a topic that they would
not engage with.