Collecting Audience Feedback



Audience Feedback Questions

Audience Feedback Questionnaire

1.     What is your age? Please circle appropriately.

16-20  21-24   25-28   29 or over

2.   What is your gender?

Male    Female

3.   Would you watch this documentary if it was on television?

Yes   No

4.   Do you think the music with-in the documentary links in with the theme?

Yes   No

5.    Does the opening to the documentary make you watch to watch more?

Yes   No  

6.   If so… Why?

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7.    Would you say there are a variety of camera angles in our documentary?

Yes   No

8.   Do you think the graphics work well together in our documentary?

Yes   No

9.   Does the titling link in with the theme of our documentary?

Yes   No

10.                      Did you find the interviews were relevant to the documentary?

11.Were any of the interviews not relevant? If so, which ones?

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12.                       What did you like about our documentary?

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13.                       What would you change about our documentary?

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14.                       Would you say our cutaways were relevant?

Yes    No

15.                       Was our voice over relevant and informative?

Yes    No

16.                       Do you think the setting was relevant in the interviews?

Yes   No

17.                       Do you think our print advert gave an insight to our documentary?

Yes   No

18.                      Do you think our radio advert was relevant and informative towards our documentary?

Yes    No

Radio Script

Is Beauty Worth Pain?

The new T.V series on BBC3 where three beauty obbsessed individuals have been followed through the process of sygery. Is this influenced by celebrities?

We also looked into the general publics views on themselves and looking to see if being natural is still an option.

Tuesday, 9pm, BBC3

Print Advert Examples

Codes and Conventions Of Print Advert

strong key image

Words are kept to a minimum

The title is always included

The slogan is also included on the print advert

The scheduling information always included

Channel logo is prominent and on the right hand side

The print advert is usually a4 landscape size so that it is versatile and can be used at various sizes in newspapers, magazines or on billboards

Print Based Advert

We then added the light background which linked in with the topic of our documentary, we used quite a light colour so it wasn't too much for the background.

We found these fonts on dafont.com. This is an example of where we got the text from. and same with the other text as well for 'Worth Pain?'

We took out the 'a' in 'Worth Pain?' because we wanted to use something that linked in with the subject of our documentary.

We then went back to Dafont.com and found a more simple text for the 9pm Tuesday, we wanted the text to be similar to the text for BBC Three. We also added the rhetorical question is a Gray font so it linked in with the puppet character on the right hand side.

 

We took a picture of the tools for the back ground and we also made an 'a' out of the tools which were used in the back ground image.

 

After doing our research, we wanted to use a puppet as an idea to give the impression that the media controls the public. We did this by taking a picture of a hand and again cutting this out so that it was quite messy, we added the string effect by drawing lines.

This is what we started our print advert with, this is two pictures that we took, of two different people. We wanted to make the image quite interesting and strange. We cut around the body making it quite edgy and messy, we then cut around the head and did the same with this.



Examples Of Radio Adverts