Audience Research
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Research
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Definition
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Methodology
(methods
& techniques you could use to research it – pri/sec, qual/quan, specific
techs)
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Purpose
(how
it should be used in developing a media production/how you used it)
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audience
research
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Research
that is dedicated to peoples habits, likes and dislikes with what TV shows
they watch
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The
reason why I would chose to do audience research is so that I can find the
range for my target audience, so that I can make a specific product to fit
their likes, such as if they like sports and games, I could make a game show
based on sports.
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audience data
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This
is data that is the viewing figures, which show how many people in your
audience are watching your TV show
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This is
secondary research since you look at information that is given to you
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This is
quantitative since it is usually done through a graph and numbers
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An example
of this would be when makers of a TV show have the information directly sent
to them through either a file or a computer
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The
reason why I would do audience data would be so that I know about who exactly
watches my show, and if I know that, I will possibly try to improve my show
to fit their likings, such as if I found out that teenagers watch my show, I
would try to add something that they would like, and could possibly make a
music show, since most teens like music
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audience
profiling
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This
is when before making a show, the makers of the show consider stuff about the
audience to see what they are like such as age, race, education, etc and
could possibly ask others questions on what their likes and dislikes are, so
nothing in the show offends them
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This is
primary research since you gather the information yourself when considering
what exactly should be in the show and consider the people actually watching
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This is
qualitative research since you check other peoples opinions, and check and
consider their characteristics while asking questions on what exactly are
their likes/dislikes
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An example of this would be checking on the
internet to search up more information on what exactly you should consider
before making the show
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When
creating a new TV show, I would chose to do audience profiling, so that
visualise what my audience is like by simply doing some research, you can see
what they like which can make an impact on your show, such as if they are young
children, they would be interested in cartoons, so you would make a cartoon
show, that had cartoon style bands in it, to give both music and cartoon to
fit their liking
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Demographic
research
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A
type of research that focus on the characteristics of the people in the
audience, such as age, gender, ethnicity, education, income, and more, they
use all that information in the form of surveys
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This is primary
research since it requires you to ask questions with surveys to gather
information about your audience
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This is quantitative
research since you ask other people questions with surveys about their
characteristics and do it in a structured fashion
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An example
of demographic research would be surveys and asking people questions with it
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When
I am planning to make a TV show, I would consider using demographic research
so that I can get to focus more on the characteristics, since there will be
people of all ethnicities watching the show, I could possibly relate it to them,
by having a range of people with different ethnicities, and if I make a music
related show, I would contain a range of music styles from around the world,
such as African music, Indian music, etc
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Geodemographic
Research
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Geodemographic
research is when you analyse an area where your target audience could
possibly be living in, and study about it, which could help attract your
audience
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This is
primary research, since you go out and find the information, while you study
about the area
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This is
quantitative research since you do it in a structured fashion
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An example
of geodemographic research would be
using surveys,
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I
would use geodemographic research so I could possibly reach out to my
audience more, by checking where exactly they would be living, I could set
the show in that certain area, such as if I find out that my target audience
lives in London, I would set a show, such as a game show, in London, and
could relate it to London, by doing this the audience could like the show,
since they could relate to it more.
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consumer
behaviour
research
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Consumer behaviour research is
when you study the people who consume your product, in this case you study on
who watches your show. This type of research can help you see what exactly
your audience wants, which could improve your show.
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This is
primary research since you look for the information about who watches your
show by looking for the information yourself.
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This is
qualitative research since when you see who watches your show you could ask
why they watch it, and receive their opinions and use those opinions to
improve your show
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An example
of consumer behaviour research would be interviews
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When I make a show I would use
consumer behaviour research so that I can see what exactly my audience wants,
by doing this I could ad, what they want to the show, such as if I discover
that my audience is interested in music and games, I would make a game show
based on music, just to fit their likings.
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consumer
attitudes
research
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Consumer
attitudes research is a type of research which requires you do see how the
people who watch your show feel about/react to certain things in your show, which could let you reconsider
some things and could improve your show
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It is
primary research since you go get the information yourself by asking
questions
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It is
quantitative research since you ask people for their opinions and use them in
a structured fashion
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An example
would be a survey
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When
I am making a show, I would consider using consumer attitudes research, so
that I can see how the people that actually watch my show, and by asking them
questions and getting their opinions, I could possibly change things about my
show, such as if I make a talk show, and some people could possibly be
offended by something, I could make changes to it, so I can fit their likings
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audience
awareness
research
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Audience awareness research is
research where you see who watches your show, and how aware people are of it,
with this information, you could probably add changes to your show, to make
people more aware of it.
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This is
primary research since when getting the information, you might have to go out
and ask people yourself if they are aware of your show
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It is qualitative
research since you ask people questions if they are aware of it or not
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An example
would be focus groups since you could ask people questions if they are aware
of a show or not
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The
reason why I would chose to use audience awareness research when making a
show, would be so I can get more people to watch my show, by seeing if they
are not aware of my show, I could possibly add something to it that they
could possibly like, such as since most people today are into “R&B music”
I could possibly make my show more related to that, by making the costume and
setting to fit more to that genre, and I could do a show based on that genre
and the artists, to appeal more to people, and get the show more well known
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Market Research
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Research
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Definition
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Methodology
(methods & techniques you could use to
research it – pri/sec, qual/quan, specific techs)
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Purpose
(how it should be used in developing a
media production/how you used it)
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market research
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The collection of information
that is analysed about the market side of the product (show) and how the
product will compete with others when it comes to audience
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When creating a TV show I would
chose to use market research since I would be able to know more about other
TV shows, and study to
see how I could do better, if I see that one show tries to fit in with kids,
I will try to do that, but in some way better, such as since kids today are
into genres such as “hip hop” I will try to relate my show to that style,
such as having the setting/props/costume related to the genre to appeal
better to the audience
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product market
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Product market is basically
selling or promoting a product to your target audience, in this case
advertising your TV show to make people more aware of it
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This is
primary since you do it yourself, still with others but you don’t use others
data
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This is
quantitative since you usually use a graph or a table for ideas
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An example
would be making adverts to promote your product/TV show
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I would use product market when I
make a show so that I can promote it and have people being more aware of my
show so that they can watch it. So If I have a music show, I can promote that
show to my target audience and others with an advert so that they are aware
of it.
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Competition
Research
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Competition research is a type of
research on other TV shows that might seem competition, by doing this, you
can see how they do things and you could possibly do better.
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This is
secondary since internet is usually used to research about other shows and
see how you could do better
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This is
quantitative data since you do the research in a structured fashion
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An example
would be searching through the internet and looking at websites about others
that might be competition
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When making a show I would use
competition research, since it is a very good method for seeing what exactly
other TV producers do to make their shows good, and it is very easy to do,
since I can just go through the internet and search about them. An example
would be if I make a show based on music, and there is another show that
might seem like competition, I will search about them, to see exactly what
they do and how I can do better
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competitor analysis
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Competitor analysis, as the name
goes is analysing everything about your competition, their strengths, their
weaknesses, and what exactly they do in their show.
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This is secondary
research since you use internet to find the data
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This is
quantitative data, since tables are often used for notes
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An example
would be simply looking through the internet and searching up stuff about
other shows that might seem like competition
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I would use competitor analysis
when making a show since I would be able to know everything about my
competition, and how I could possibly do better, If I make a show based on
music videos, and there is another show that is very similar, I see them as competition,
and I can be able to search everything about them, and can learn how to do
better
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advertising placement
Research
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Advertising placement research is
when you look at when exactly you put advertisements for your show, such as
what channel, what time, etc
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This is primary
research since you usually get the information yourself and just tell people
when and where you want your adverts for your show
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This is
qualitative research since sometimes you can discuss this with surveys
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An example is when people just arrange when the
adverts appear while talking
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I would use advertisement
placement research when making my TV show so that I can chose what channels
my adverts go on, and what time it will be on, by doing this I can make sure
that my target audience is watching and will see it, since I will imagine
when they would be watching TV. So if I make a talk show, and make an advert
for it, I can be able to make sure my target audience definitely watches it,
by putting it on at the right time, on the right channel.
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advertising effects
Research
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Advertising effects research is
research on seeing how advertisements effects the viewing figures of the
show, and checking if it raises them or decreases them
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This is
secondary research, since you can use the internet to check
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This is
quantitative, since people usually use charts or graphs to measure it
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An example
would be checking the internet and seeing if the viewing ship improved or
went down
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I would use advertising effects
research, to be able to check if advertising really do much of an effect on
my viewing ship for my show, if they do decrease I could see why, since for
example if I make a music show most people go there for the music, and will
be annoyed by all the adverts and will stop watching, with this I could do
something, since I would already know the problem, I will know when to solve
it
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Production Research
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Research
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Definition
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Methodology
(methods
& techniques you could use to research it – pri/sec, qual/quan, specific
techs)
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Purpose
(how
it should be used in developing a media production/how you used it)
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production
research
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Production
research is a type of research that actually focuses on the actual production
of the show, and is a type of research you do while making the show. The type
of research focuses on things such as, how the show is made, adverts, etc.
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would use production research when making a show so that I can know what
factors to include in my show, and what I would need to make the show, to
appeal more to my audience, and I would be able to know what exactly do and
add to my show. If my audience likes comedy, I could possibly make a comedy
show to fit their likings.
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Content
Research
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Content
research is a type of research which explains about the information about a
product, in this case a show, and how it works.
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This is
secondary research since you use the internet and look at websites for
information
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It is
quantitative since it often provides quantitative description and asks
questions to people to get their opinions
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An example
of content research would be interviews
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The
reason why I would use content research when making a tv show would be so
that I can get people to know more
about my show and give more information about it, by talking to people, and
see their opinions, such as I could make a music show, since many people like
music and it could get it more well known
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Viability
Research
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Viability
research is the type of research is checking is a product could be possible
to actually make and be available for the public, in this case if a show
would be possible to be made
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This is
primary research since usually when thinking of making a product (show)
producers test it out with some people first to see their opinions on if the
show should be made or not
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It is
quantitative since they ask questions, and then use the answers in a
structured way
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An example would
be a presentation showing the show/product to an audience then getting their
opinions on it
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Before
I make a show, I would show my idea for the show to an audience, and then I
would ask them questions, by doing this, I give them a better experience by showing
them rather than just telling them the idea, I would get better answers,
since they will be able to actually understand more, about the idea, and this
could improve my show, if I make a show about
games and you have to guess questions about music, if someone says I
could improve the idea and give a better idea, I could add to the idea of the
show, and possibly add something such as having the people watch a music
video with no sound for 10 seconds then having them guess who made it and
what song it is.
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placement
media
Research
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Placement
media research is when you research when exactly your product (tv show) is
shown on TV and what exact time it is on.
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This is
secondary research, since the internet is often used when looking for looking
when shows are shown on TV
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This is
quantitative since there are questions asked then the answers are put into a
graph or a chart by the people who make the show, so that they know when it
is on
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An example
is newspapers, since some show what shows are on in the current week
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I
would use placement media research when making a show because I will get to
be able to remind my target audience when my show is on, since if I know when
my show is on, I can remind my audience so that they know when it is on also,
and they will be able to watch it. So if I make a music show, I can remind my
target audience by using this data and getting to be able to remind my
audience, which is very useful
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Finance
Research
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Finance
research is dealing with all budget problems, such as props, crew, cast,
food, make up, etc.
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This is
primary research since you usually work it out on your own
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This is
quantitative research since when questions are asked about the budget it is
usually written down in a structured fashion
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An example
would be taking care of budgets for possible injuries, travel, food etc.
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When
making a show finance research could help me by showing me exactly how
everything that I need for the show will cost, which is very convenient since
I won’t have to have any troubles with money when it comes to the production
of the show, and I will have all the money needed ready for all the costs. If
I make a show based in central London, first I will have to do the finance
research, by checking what the budget would be for, travel, food. props, make
up etc.
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Cost
Research
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Cost
research, as the name goes, is research on all the costs for the show and exactly how much money everything for
the show will cost
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It is
primary research since you calculate the costs yourself
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This is
quantitative research since you put the data in a graph or table usually
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An example
would be just simply using a calculator to calculate all the costs for the
show and then putting the data in a table
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I
would use cost research when making a TV show because I will know how much
everything for the show will exactly cost and there won’t be any problems
with money, such as if I am making a tv show such as a interview show, I will
have enough money for all the equipment and props needed for the show, which
will be useful since I won’t have to face any payments that I can’t afford,
since by already knowing I would already have it planned.
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technological
resources
Research
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Technological resources research
is a type of research on all of the tools and devices and equipment needed
for the making of a show and involves
questions and guidance
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this is
secondary research since usually you see someone elses information and ask
questions
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it is
qualitative research since since sometimes you see other peoples opinions on
it to see if they find it easy to use or not
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An example
would be using the internet to look at websites and videos explaining the
equipment and tools.
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When
making a TV show I would consider using technological resources research when
making a movie so that I get to know more about all the equipment and tools
that I am using, so that I can make my film better, this would be very useful
when making a film, so if I am making an action based show, I can be able to
work well with all the equipment, and will be able to use the camera right to
fit all the action.
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Personnel
Research
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Personal
research is a type of research where you get to know more about the other
workers in the making of the film such as the cast and the crew
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This is
primary research since you can just go to them yourself and ask questions to
get to know more about them
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This is
qualitative since you ask questions and get their opinions on things to get
to know them better
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An example
would be focus groups where everyone talks about themselves with other people
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would use personal research, when making a TV show because by using this type
of research, I will be able to get to know my fellow cast/crew members better
and by doing this, your show will have a better experience making, since you
will already know a lot about the other people in the cast and crew, and if
we make a show such as a talk show, nobody would feel nervous about talking
to any certain people, since they all will know a lot about them and feel
comfortable working with them
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Locations
Research
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Location
research is research about exploring multiple certain locations that you
would plan to film a TV show in and study the locations and get permission so
you could use it
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This is
primary research since you go out and explore the locations your self
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It is qualitative
since you ask questions for permission then get a response back
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An example
would be going out and asking people who own certain properties if you can
use their location to use for your TV show
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would use location research when making a TV show since I will get to know
what exact locations that I can use, and I can ask permission, so that I can
be certain that I can use it for my TV show, an example would be if I make a
documentary show, I can walk around certain locations that I searched up and got
permission from, and people who are not meant to be in the show will know
that I have permission for the location.
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