Thursday, 22 September 2011
Questionairre results: Audio
We where asked to record audio of people answering some questions from our audience survey that will help us decide on how we will construct our final product.
Audeince survey results: Video
We where asked to record Video of people answering some questions from our audience survey that will help us decide on how we will construct our final product.
Questionnaire Results
Audience Survey
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I created a powerpoint presentation to display the results of my audience survey in a format that makes it easier for the results to be read. These will be use to kake decisions on my final product.
I created a powerpoint presentation to display the results of my audience survey in a format that makes it easier for the results to be read. These will be use to kake decisions on my final product.
Audience Survey
1: How old are you?
13 -18 19 - 24 25 - 30
2: What is your gender?
Male Female
3: What is your relationship status?
Single Married relationship Divorced Civil Partnership
4: What is your occupation?
Student Chef Unemployed Teacher Nurse Shop assistant
5: What channel do you watch most?
BBC1
BBC2
ITV1
Channel 4
Channel 5
6: What channel do you expect to see a documentary on?
BBC1
BBC2
ITV1
Channel 4
Channel 5
7: What time do you watch TV most?
Morning
Daytime
Lunch time
Afternoon
Prime time
Post-watershed
8: How often do you watch TV?
Every day (more than once)
Once a day
Every other day
Weekdays
Couple of times a week
Once a week
9: When would you expect to see a documentary on TV?
Afternoon
Prime time
Post-watershed
Late-night
Weekends
10: Would you rather hear a male or female voice over?
Male
Female
11: How often do you eat chocolate?
Everyday
Most days
Occasionally
Never
12: What is your favourite chocolate bar?
13: When do you eat chocolate mainly?
Watching TV
Upset
Happy
After meals
Special Occasions
Other
14: What chocolate bar do you not like?
15: Do you Prefer...
Supermarket bought chocolate
Home made chocolate
13 -18 19 - 24 25 - 30
2: What is your gender?
Male Female
3: What is your relationship status?
Single Married relationship Divorced Civil Partnership
4: What is your occupation?
Student Chef Unemployed Teacher Nurse Shop assistant
5: What channel do you watch most?
BBC1
BBC2
ITV1
Channel 4
Channel 5
6: What channel do you expect to see a documentary on?
BBC1
BBC2
ITV1
Channel 4
Channel 5
7: What time do you watch TV most?
Morning
Daytime
Lunch time
Afternoon
Prime time
Post-watershed
8: How often do you watch TV?
Every day (more than once)
Once a day
Every other day
Weekdays
Couple of times a week
Once a week
9: When would you expect to see a documentary on TV?
Afternoon
Prime time
Post-watershed
Late-night
Weekends
10: Would you rather hear a male or female voice over?
Male
Female
11: How often do you eat chocolate?
Everyday
Most days
Occasionally
Never
12: What is your favourite chocolate bar?
13: When do you eat chocolate mainly?
Watching TV
Upset
Happy
After meals
Special Occasions
Other
14: What chocolate bar do you not like?
15: Do you Prefer...
Supermarket bought chocolate
Home made chocolate
Initial Ideas
We where asked to brainstorm our initial ideas for our documentary.
Title: Chocolate: Covered
Topic: Chocolate
Target audience: Teens and Young Adults
Channel: Channel 4
Scheduling: 7.30pm on a Wednesday
Brainstorm: Ideas for my Documentary
We were asked as a group to brainstorm any ideas that we had for a documentary, here is the list that we came up with and will use to make our final decision on what we will use to make our final product.
- Phones
- Halloween/Christmas/Easter
- Chocolate
- Personalities
- Beards/Moustaches
- Universities
- Healthy Eating
- Football
- Genres
- Posters
- Celebrities
- Piercings
- Tattoos
- Careers
- NHS
- Music
- Films
- TV
- Food Stereotypes
- Fashion
- Beauty
- Sport
- Charity
- Fast Food
- Friendships
- Holidays
- Technology
- Shoes
- Shopping
- Jumpers
- Brands
- Jeans
- Animal Cruelty
- Pets
- Unemployment
- Terrorism
- Slavery
- Coffee
- Tea
- Hair
- Tanning
- Fat
- Reality TV
- Cars
- Blonde
- Handbags
- Recession
- Learning
- Schools
- Attractions
- Smoking
- Drinking
- Sex
- Tourism
- Adverts
- Humour
- Cosmetics
- Alton Towers
- Cakes
- Theatre
- Teens
- Elderly
Wednesday, 14 September 2011
Scheduling
Source: www.Radiotimes.com
Schedule = The pattern in which media programmes are arranged and presented to the audience.
We looked at a TV schedule of UK channels 1-5 and where asked to answer the following questions using the schedule for answers.
Question 1 - What Segments can the schedule for channels 1 -5 be broken down into?
Question 6 -
Question 7 -
Hammocking = The strategic placement of a programme between two other programmes; positioning a new series between two established ones that appeal to the same target audience often gives the right viewers an opportunity to sample the new series.
Pre- echo = Programme placed on schedule to come before a popular programme.
Inheritence = Programme placed after a successful programme in the hopes that it will inherit some of its audience.
Schedule = The pattern in which media programmes are arranged and presented to the audience.
We looked at a TV schedule of UK channels 1-5 and where asked to answer the following questions using the schedule for answers.
Question 1 - What Segments can the schedule for channels 1 -5 be broken down into?
- Morning = Breakfast shows
- Daytime = Shows such as lose women.
- Afternoon/ children = Cartoons
- Prime time = Deal or no Deal
- Past Watershed = Shameless
- Morning = People getting ready for school and work
- Daytime = older generation, retired, housewives
- Afternoon = Children who are coming home from school
- Day time = People who are coming back from work
- Past Watershed = Adults and older teenagers
- Childrens
- Soaps
- Game shows
- Reality TV
- Comedy
- Sit com
- Drama
- BBC1 = Adults
- BBC2 = Older adults
- ITV1 = Young adults
- Channel 4 = Teens
- Channel 5 = Mixture
Question 6 -
Question 7 -
Hammocking = The strategic placement of a programme between two other programmes; positioning a new series between two established ones that appeal to the same target audience often gives the right viewers an opportunity to sample the new series.
Pre- echo = Programme placed on schedule to come before a popular programme.
Inheritence = Programme placed after a successful programme in the hopes that it will inherit some of its audience.
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