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LINDSEY PARKES WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNT FROM AUDIENCE FEEDBACK?

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L I N D S E Y PA R K E S

WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNT FROM AUDIENCE FEEDBACK?

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QUESTIONNAIRE

After we had completed our documentary we decided we wanted the best feedback we could possibly get. We created a questionnaire asking the viewers questions about the documentary, magazine and radio trailer. We then analysed the results.

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RADIO TRAILER RESULTS

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Do you feel the background music was approriate?

This graph shows that 90% of our viewers thought the background music was good in our radio trailer leaving 10% who did not like it.

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Is the voice over clear?

This graph shows that 100% of our viewers thought the voice over in our radio trailer was clear and could understand it. This means the voice over was a success.

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Do the radio trailer make you want to watch the documentary?

Only 10% of the audience felt that the radio trailer didn’t make them want to watch the documentary. This could mean we didn’t promote the documentary enough in the radio trailer.

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MAGAZINE RESULTS

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Is the magazine eye catching?

This graph shows that 80% of the audience thought the magazine was eye catching. This leaves 20% of the audience who felt it did not interest them. This could be because it could look like it is aimed at females because the main photo is of two females.

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Are the images relevant?

100% of our audience felt the images were strong and powerful. The images are my favourite feature on the double page spread. They are eye catching and make the reader want to read the article if they were flicking through the TV listing magazine.

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Does the magazine make you want to watch the documentary?

Only 60% of our audience wanted to watch the documentary from just looking a the magazine. I feel the magazine is the weakest task of all three tasks. It doesn’t relate to the documentary because we have no logo or house style.

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DOCUMENTARY

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Is the music relevant to the docu-mentary?

90% of our audience thought the music was relevant to the documentary. I feel the music was a success because it was up beat and fitted in with the documentary. The music changed when the mood changed in the documentary, for example when the victim was telling her story the music when softer.

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Have you learnt anything from the documentary?

This graph shows that every person who watched the documentary and answered the questionnaire felt they had learnt something from the documentary. This means we filled the documentary with statistics that people listened to. This means the documentary was successful when delivering information.

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Did the documentary keep you intrested for the whole 5 minutes?

Only 10% of our audience were not kept interested throughout the documentary. 90% were interested I feel this is because we didn’t concentrate on one thing for a long period of time.

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Was the voice over clear?

The graphs shows that 100% of our audience felt the voice over was clear. This is an important factor because we used the mode expository, this means we used the ‘voice of god’ in our voice over by talking directly to the audience.

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Here is a screen shot of a question from our first questionnaire we created.

We created this questionnaire to find out what our target audience liked about documentaries.

As you can see the feedback shows that the audience likes fly on the wall features and vox pops so we took this into consideration.

We used many vox pops because we felt the audience could relate to the opinions . We felt we couldn't use fly on the wall because we was doing an expository documentary.