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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 50 people (25 male and 25 female) aged 15-45 about a music video. The majority (48) felt the two themes of domestic violence and fantasy were clearly represented. However, 2 people found the themes ambiguous and more males (2) than females (0) were unclear. The responses to how the video made people feel were unique to each individual. For how to improve clarity between themes, 4 males and 2 females suggested making the transitions to the fantasy land more distinct. Originally more exaggerated fantasy scenes were planned but deemed too ambitious for students.
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Question 1
The document summarizes the process a group took in developing a TV show for their target audience of 13-15 year old males. They started with audience research to understand preferences. They then researched popular shows in the genre to identify conventions to follow, such as opening credits style and music. Location filming and song selection were chosen to match conventions. Character archetypes were based on common tropes, though they focused on one group rather than including all types.
Evaluation task 3
The focus group provided valuable feedback on the band's music video and ancillary materials:
1) They enjoyed the narrative element of the video and thought the lighting reinforced the alternative genre.
2) Some felt the band's appearance suited the song while others had trouble seeing the band.
3) Responses to the message and band's image varied but many understood the feelings of desperation conveyed.
4) They saw the band as edgy due to the song style, lighting and non-conventional topics.
5) The video, poster and album art were seen as consistent in conveying the band's dark style.
Audience research
This document summarizes the results of a survey about music video preferences. It discusses each of the 10 questions on the survey, including responses about gender, age, music genres, how music videos are accessed, use of YouTube, appealing elements of music videos, views on a specific music video by Krept & Konan, and whether respondents would like to see something different created. Key findings include that most respondents were female, accessed music videos on mobile devices, enjoyed narratives in videos, and had mixed opinions on the Krept & Konan video that was used as an example.
DigipaK
1) The magazine extract depicts Jessie J with dark black lipstick, black nails, and smoky eyes, conveying a strong, bold, and mysterious persona.
2) The color scheme of black, white, and gold symbolizes power, elegance, strength, success, and achievement. This sends the message that Jessie J has transformed from a normal child into a successful artist.
3) The poster highlights Jessie J's hit song "Price Tag" featuring well-known rapper B.O.B., showing this debut album appeals to a wide audience and Jessie J's determination as an artist.
Questionnaire results
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3) They initially thought the audience would be mostly male, but added more of a female character to make the audience both male and female.
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3) Responses to the message and band's image varied but many understood the feelings of desperation conveyed.
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1. The document discusses the process of creating a music video for the song "When I was a youngster" by Rizzle Kicks.
2. Audience research was conducted through questionnaires to determine the target audience and their preferences.
3. Various filming equipment, editing software, and online resources were used in the production and research stages.
4. A blog was maintained to document the process, which included researching conventions of music videos and comparing to other Rizzle Kicks videos.
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2) Showing a rough cut to classmates provided useful feedback, such as making the London shots seem more fantastical and clarifying the narrative.
3) Final audience research with a focus group matching the target demographic provided positive feedback on the emotions, narrative, and character conveyed in the music video and print work. Their interpretations aligned with most of the intended encodings.
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Question 3
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