1. How do people react when they see you on the street?
2. How does it make you feel when you put your uniform on?
3. Howcome you wear a uniform and why don't detectives/CID wear uniform?
4. What do you think the police uniform says about you?
5. Do you think your uniform attracts respect?
6. Has there been a time when your uniform has had a negative affect?
Sunday 31 October 2010
Interview Questions: Mrs Battle
1. In your professional opinion why do people dress the way they do?
2. From a sociological perspective do you think that clothing enhances a form of self esteem?
3. Do you think that people pre-judge based on the clothes that people wear? (if so give examples)
4. In what way do you think that people use clothes as a disguise or to fit in?
5. From a sociological perspective how important is costumes and clothing in culture (e.g Muslims)?
2. From a sociological perspective do you think that clothing enhances a form of self esteem?
3. Do you think that people pre-judge based on the clothes that people wear? (if so give examples)
4. In what way do you think that people use clothes as a disguise or to fit in?
5. From a sociological perspective how important is costumes and clothing in culture (e.g Muslims)?
NEW Running Order
Montage of vox pops pictures. Pictures build up and overlap of different fashions/styles. Voiceovers from people’s opinions. 10 SECONDS
Opening titles. Pile up of clothes. T-shirt at the end (white) landing on the top and title ‘You are what you wear’ will be superimposed onto t-shirt. 15 SECONDS
Interview with Mrs Battle (teacher) opinions on clothes. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘many cultures are defined by what they wear. One of these cultures are football casual’ archive material of Awaydays. 10 SECONDS
Interview with 1 adult saying how fashion has changed for them and their opinion. Cut away of archive film footage, Awaydays. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover saying how ‘It’s not just clothes that have an impact, uniforms also have an affect on people’ in recent years. 10 SECONDS
Interview with Bob Murray (police) about police uniforms. 2 MINUTES
Vox pops of peoples first impressions of when they see a policeman walking past in the street. Voice over saying ‘Its not just police uniform that has an impact on people, other uniforms also have different impressions on people such as school uniforms’. 15 SECONDS
Interview with Mr Dyment about school uniform. 2 MINUTES
END OF 5 MINUTES
Cut away of school uniform. Voice over talking about other uniforms such as a Priest. Panning shot of church. Interview overlapping then interview with Priest. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘Uniforms tell us a lot about each other, and gives us an identity, but how do everyday clothes reflect us'. 10 SECONDS
Interview with shop manager of Infinities. Who buys clothes? What is the best selling brand? Talks about different clothes in the shop etc. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘Sometimes people wear their clothes to fit in with the group, and to join their group identity’ Montage of stills with people in their group identity such as hoodies. ARCHIVE of people in their gangs and group identity. 1 MINUTE
Open titles repeated of white t-shirt. 5 SECONDS
ADVERT BREAK 3 MINUTES
Open titles repeated of white t-shirt. 5 SECONDS
Interview with psychologist about why people wear clothes. 3 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘Although a lot of research has been done into why people wear what they do not everyone agrees with it’. 10 SECONDS
Interview with regular member of the public about why they wear the clothes they do. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘Different people have their own opinions on different clothes, and also believe in confidence when wearing their clothes.’ Interview with Gok Wan. 3 MINUTES
Archive of Gok’s Fashion Fix. 10 SECONDS
Interview with a woman off Fashion fix explaining how its influenced her life changing her clothes. 1 MINUTE
Cut away of girl of how she used to look and how she looks now. 10 SECONDS
Montage of fashion magazines with voiceover saying ‘bringing the socialogist and psychologist views together and asking if we are influenced by the media or is it just what we are comfortable in’? 30 SECONDS
Closing credits super imposed over image of a line of people wearing different clothing. 23 SECONDS
Opening titles. Pile up of clothes. T-shirt at the end (white) landing on the top and title ‘You are what you wear’ will be superimposed onto t-shirt. 15 SECONDS
Interview with Mrs Battle (teacher) opinions on clothes. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘many cultures are defined by what they wear. One of these cultures are football casual’ archive material of Awaydays. 10 SECONDS
Interview with 1 adult saying how fashion has changed for them and their opinion. Cut away of archive film footage, Awaydays. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover saying how ‘It’s not just clothes that have an impact, uniforms also have an affect on people’ in recent years. 10 SECONDS
Interview with Bob Murray (police) about police uniforms. 2 MINUTES
Vox pops of peoples first impressions of when they see a policeman walking past in the street. Voice over saying ‘Its not just police uniform that has an impact on people, other uniforms also have different impressions on people such as school uniforms’. 15 SECONDS
Interview with Mr Dyment about school uniform. 2 MINUTES
END OF 5 MINUTES
Cut away of school uniform. Voice over talking about other uniforms such as a Priest. Panning shot of church. Interview overlapping then interview with Priest. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘Uniforms tell us a lot about each other, and gives us an identity, but how do everyday clothes reflect us'. 10 SECONDS
Interview with shop manager of Infinities. Who buys clothes? What is the best selling brand? Talks about different clothes in the shop etc. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘Sometimes people wear their clothes to fit in with the group, and to join their group identity’ Montage of stills with people in their group identity such as hoodies. ARCHIVE of people in their gangs and group identity. 1 MINUTE
Open titles repeated of white t-shirt. 5 SECONDS
ADVERT BREAK 3 MINUTES
Open titles repeated of white t-shirt. 5 SECONDS
Interview with psychologist about why people wear clothes. 3 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘Although a lot of research has been done into why people wear what they do not everyone agrees with it’. 10 SECONDS
Interview with regular member of the public about why they wear the clothes they do. 2 MINUTES
Voiceover ‘Different people have their own opinions on different clothes, and also believe in confidence when wearing their clothes.’ Interview with Gok Wan. 3 MINUTES
Archive of Gok’s Fashion Fix. 10 SECONDS
Interview with a woman off Fashion fix explaining how its influenced her life changing her clothes. 1 MINUTE
Cut away of girl of how she used to look and how she looks now. 10 SECONDS
Montage of fashion magazines with voiceover saying ‘bringing the socialogist and psychologist views together and asking if we are influenced by the media or is it just what we are comfortable in’? 30 SECONDS
Closing credits super imposed over image of a line of people wearing different clothing. 23 SECONDS
NEW Formal Proposal
Topic- What clothes say about you
Type of documentary- Mixed documentary
Style of documentary- Informal and informative
Channel and scheduling- As a group we decided that channel 4 would be the channel we broadcasted our documentary. We will also be broadcasting the documentary after 9pm (post watershed).
Target audience- late teenagers, young adults aged between 16-24 male and female. People that are interested in the clothes they wear.
Primary research needed- Interviewees: Matt's Dad, Mrs Battle, Bob Murray (police), Emma- Infinities, Mr Dyment and Mark West.
Locations- Matt's room, Mrs Battle's office, (POLICE), Infinities shop, Mr Dyments office and (WEST).
Props- Posters, clothes for Matt's Dad. Mrs Battle's office. Police helmet, badge, uniform. Designer shop for Emma- Infinities. Mr Dyment's office, mise en scene. Mark West's t-shirts etc.
Secondary research needed- Archive material: Awaydays, Footage of people hanging around in their gangs, hoodies, identity etc. Gok Wan's fashion fix archive footage with him helping girls to dress to be confident.
Relevant documents-
Narrative structure: Closed narrative structure- definate ending.
Outline of content: Interviews, Archive material, music, cutaways and voiceover.
Resource requirements: camera, tripod, microphone, photoshop, adobe, windows movie maker, dictaphone and stills camera.
Type of documentary- Mixed documentary
Style of documentary- Informal and informative
Channel and scheduling- As a group we decided that channel 4 would be the channel we broadcasted our documentary. We will also be broadcasting the documentary after 9pm (post watershed).
Target audience- late teenagers, young adults aged between 16-24 male and female. People that are interested in the clothes they wear.
Primary research needed- Interviewees: Matt's Dad, Mrs Battle, Bob Murray (police), Emma- Infinities, Mr Dyment and Mark West.
Locations- Matt's room, Mrs Battle's office, (POLICE), Infinities shop, Mr Dyments office and (WEST).
Props- Posters, clothes for Matt's Dad. Mrs Battle's office. Police helmet, badge, uniform. Designer shop for Emma- Infinities. Mr Dyment's office, mise en scene. Mark West's t-shirts etc.
Secondary research needed- Archive material: Awaydays, Footage of people hanging around in their gangs, hoodies, identity etc. Gok Wan's fashion fix archive footage with him helping girls to dress to be confident.
Relevant documents-
Narrative structure: Closed narrative structure- definate ending.
Outline of content: Interviews, Archive material, music, cutaways and voiceover.
Resource requirements: camera, tripod, microphone, photoshop, adobe, windows movie maker, dictaphone and stills camera.
Change of idea
I was absent due to illness. The other 2 members of my group decided that basing our documentary on the subculture topic was getting rather difficult, and our interviewees were not reliable. We debated and discussed this issue and have now decided to change our documentary to an easier topic. We have discussed changing our documentary to about Why people wear the clothes they do? and what influences them to wearing their clothes, we will get proffesional opinions on the subject.
Running Order
Montage of vox pops pictures. Pictures build up and overlap of subcultures. Voiceovers from people’s opinions. 15 seconds
Opening titles. Pile up of clothes. T-shirt at the end (white) landing on the top and title ‘Dedicated followers of fashion’ will be superimposed onto t-shirt. 20 seconds
Interview with Mrs Battle (teacher) opinions on subcultures. 1 minute
Establishing shot- High angle of Bold street, filming shoppers. When gets to 7 seconds, the interview with 1 adult will begin. 10 seconds
Interviews with 2 adults saying how fashion has changed for them and their opinions. Cut aways of archive film footage, Awaydays and Quadraphenia. 1 minute 30 seconds
External shot of pub with voiceover saying how football casual style has made a come back in recent years. 7 seconds
Fast motion of walk into the pub doors fade to black, fade to interior of the pub at the bar with interviewee. Interview with Liam about current football casual style. 1 minute
Vox pops of peoples first impressions of still images of different subcultures including skater, emo or mosher. 15 seconds
Interview with Harley at ‘The Bowl’. Cut aways of people doing tricks. 1 minute
Cut away of Ashvilla flats. Voice over talking about the chav subculture. Panning shot of flats. Interview overlapping then interview with Hollie. 1 minute
END OF 5 MINUTES
Footage either from Being N-dubz or music video (3-5 seconds). Interview with Tullisa from N-dubz (2 minutes). Panning adidas original range (5 seconds). 2 minutes 10 seconds
Interview with shop manager of Infinities. Who buys clothes? What is the best selling brand? Song in background. 2 minutes
Same song from interview above. Interview with Jake about the way he dresses. 1 minute
Open titles repeated of white t-shirt. 5 seconds
ADVERT BREAK
Open titles repeated of white t-shirt. 5 seconds
Archive footage of British Style Genius (BBC) with voice over explaining how the program fits into current subcultures. 2 minutes
Montage of magazine covers. Voiceover carrying on from British Style Genius. 20 seconds
Interview with Ollie Sykes about his influence of British youth culture. Fade to black. 2 minutes
Fade to montage of DVD front covers of Adulthood, Kidulthood and This is England. 10 seconds
Interview with Shane Meadows including cut aways from This is England and other work. 3 minutes
Archive of Adulthood or Kidulthood. 10 seconds
Interview with Noel Clarke (writer of Kidulthood) 1 minute
Cut away of Plan B in Adulthood 5 seconds
Interview with Plan B on British youth culture 3 minutes
Closing credits super imposed over image of a line of people from each subculture 23 seconds.
Opening titles. Pile up of clothes. T-shirt at the end (white) landing on the top and title ‘Dedicated followers of fashion’ will be superimposed onto t-shirt. 20 seconds
Interview with Mrs Battle (teacher) opinions on subcultures. 1 minute
Establishing shot- High angle of Bold street, filming shoppers. When gets to 7 seconds, the interview with 1 adult will begin. 10 seconds
Interviews with 2 adults saying how fashion has changed for them and their opinions. Cut aways of archive film footage, Awaydays and Quadraphenia. 1 minute 30 seconds
External shot of pub with voiceover saying how football casual style has made a come back in recent years. 7 seconds
Fast motion of walk into the pub doors fade to black, fade to interior of the pub at the bar with interviewee. Interview with Liam about current football casual style. 1 minute
Vox pops of peoples first impressions of still images of different subcultures including skater, emo or mosher. 15 seconds
Interview with Harley at ‘The Bowl’. Cut aways of people doing tricks. 1 minute
Cut away of Ashvilla flats. Voice over talking about the chav subculture. Panning shot of flats. Interview overlapping then interview with Hollie. 1 minute
END OF 5 MINUTES
Footage either from Being N-dubz or music video (3-5 seconds). Interview with Tullisa from N-dubz (2 minutes). Panning adidas original range (5 seconds). 2 minutes 10 seconds
Interview with shop manager of Infinities. Who buys clothes? What is the best selling brand? Song in background. 2 minutes
Same song from interview above. Interview with Jake about the way he dresses. 1 minute
Open titles repeated of white t-shirt. 5 seconds
ADVERT BREAK
Open titles repeated of white t-shirt. 5 seconds
Archive footage of British Style Genius (BBC) with voice over explaining how the program fits into current subcultures. 2 minutes
Montage of magazine covers. Voiceover carrying on from British Style Genius. 20 seconds
Interview with Ollie Sykes about his influence of British youth culture. Fade to black. 2 minutes
Fade to montage of DVD front covers of Adulthood, Kidulthood and This is England. 10 seconds
Interview with Shane Meadows including cut aways from This is England and other work. 3 minutes
Archive of Adulthood or Kidulthood. 10 seconds
Interview with Noel Clarke (writer of Kidulthood) 1 minute
Cut away of Plan B in Adulthood 5 seconds
Interview with Plan B on British youth culture 3 minutes
Closing credits super imposed over image of a line of people from each subculture 23 seconds.
Research For Documentary.
Below is he research my group carried out for our documentary this is everything and more that we may use in our documentary.
Saturday 30 October 2010
Forml Proposal
Topic- British subcultures
Type of documentary- Mixed documentary
Style of documentary- Informal and informative
Channel and Scheduling- From out primary research we have decided on Channel 4 because that was the most watched channel by our target audience. Also we will broadcast our documentary after 9pm.
Target audience- Late teenagers, young adults. 16-24 male and female. People who are interested in subcultures.
Primary research needed- Interviewees: Jon Robinson, Liam Roughley, Hollie Mathews, Ian Watt, Niki Turner, Harley Minnis, Emma-Infinities.
Locations: Matt's room for Jon's interview, Outside flats for Hollie's interview, On a motorbike for Ian's interview, Skate park for Harley's interview, Designer shop for Emma's interview.
Props- Music posters, football memorbilia, designer clothes for Jon. The flats for Hollie's interview. Motorbike for Ian's interview. Skateboards for Harley's interview. Designer shop for Emma's interview.
Secondary research needed- Archive material: Awaydays, Quadraphenia, Devil wears Prada, This is England, News footage, Music videos, CCTV, Internet, TV show footage- British Style Genius.
Music: Skinhead-Romper stomper, Missing Andy-Indie kid, Missing Andy-We're made in England, Whetus-Teenage dirtbag, My Chemical Romance-Teenagers, Jimmy James-Fashionista, Shontelle-Tshirt.
Relevant documents-Magazines: NME, VOGUE, GQ.
Newspapers: Stories from various papers.
Narrative structure- Closed narrative structure- definate ending.
Outline of content- Interviews, Archive material, Music, Cutaways and Voiceovers.
Resource requirements- Camera, Tripod, Microphone, Photoshop, Adobe, Windows movie maker, Dictaphone, Stills camera.
Type of documentary- Mixed documentary
Style of documentary- Informal and informative
Channel and Scheduling- From out primary research we have decided on Channel 4 because that was the most watched channel by our target audience. Also we will broadcast our documentary after 9pm.
Target audience- Late teenagers, young adults. 16-24 male and female. People who are interested in subcultures.
Primary research needed- Interviewees: Jon Robinson, Liam Roughley, Hollie Mathews, Ian Watt, Niki Turner, Harley Minnis, Emma-Infinities.
Locations: Matt's room for Jon's interview, Outside flats for Hollie's interview, On a motorbike for Ian's interview, Skate park for Harley's interview, Designer shop for Emma's interview.
Props- Music posters, football memorbilia, designer clothes for Jon. The flats for Hollie's interview. Motorbike for Ian's interview. Skateboards for Harley's interview. Designer shop for Emma's interview.
Secondary research needed- Archive material: Awaydays, Quadraphenia, Devil wears Prada, This is England, News footage, Music videos, CCTV, Internet, TV show footage- British Style Genius.
Music: Skinhead-Romper stomper, Missing Andy-Indie kid, Missing Andy-We're made in England, Whetus-Teenage dirtbag, My Chemical Romance-Teenagers, Jimmy James-Fashionista, Shontelle-Tshirt.
Relevant documents-Magazines: NME, VOGUE, GQ.
Newspapers: Stories from various papers.
Narrative structure- Closed narrative structure- definate ending.
Outline of content- Interviews, Archive material, Music, Cutaways and Voiceovers.
Resource requirements- Camera, Tripod, Microphone, Photoshop, Adobe, Windows movie maker, Dictaphone, Stills camera.
Target Audience Research
1. What gender are you?
Male □ Female □
2. What age are you?
3. What is your favourite colour?
Red □ Blue □ Black □ Pink □ Green □
4. What is your favourite shop and why?
5. What subculture would you relate yourself with?
Emo □ Skater □ Mosher □ Casual □ Indie □ Vintage □ Chav □ Other □ None □ Sporty □
6. What is your favourite genre of music?
Dance □ House □ R&B □ Rock □ Indie □ Dubstep/D&B □ Metal □Reggae □ Pop □ Other □
7. What night do you normally watch TV?
Sunday □ Monday □ Tuesday □ Wednesday □ Thursday □ Friday □ Saturday □
8. What channel do you prefer to watch?
BBC1 □ BBC2 □ ITV1 □ Channel 4 □ Five □ Other □
9. What hobbies do you have in your spare time?
10. What times do you watch TV?
Breakfast □ Daytime □ Kids □ Primetime □ Post watershed □
11. Have you ever been discriminated against because of the way you dress?
12. Would you change the way you look due to discrimination?
13. What makes you dress the way you do?
Celebrities □ Musicians □ Magazines □ Trends □ To be different □ 1 step ahead □
Male □ Female □
2. What age are you?
3. What is your favourite colour?
Red □ Blue □ Black □ Pink □ Green □
4. What is your favourite shop and why?
5. What subculture would you relate yourself with?
Emo □ Skater □ Mosher □ Casual □ Indie □ Vintage □ Chav □ Other □ None □ Sporty □
6. What is your favourite genre of music?
Dance □ House □ R&B □ Rock □ Indie □ Dubstep/D&B □ Metal □Reggae □ Pop □ Other □
7. What night do you normally watch TV?
Sunday □ Monday □ Tuesday □ Wednesday □ Thursday □ Friday □ Saturday □
8. What channel do you prefer to watch?
BBC1 □ BBC2 □ ITV1 □ Channel 4 □ Five □ Other □
9. What hobbies do you have in your spare time?
10. What times do you watch TV?
Breakfast □ Daytime □ Kids □ Primetime □ Post watershed □
11. Have you ever been discriminated against because of the way you dress?
12. Would you change the way you look due to discrimination?
13. What makes you dress the way you do?
Celebrities □ Musicians □ Magazines □ Trends □ To be different □ 1 step ahead □
Target Audience Research Results
1.What gender are you?
Male 15 Female 15
This shows that our target audience can be aimed at both females and males as we received half and half on our results.
2.What age are you?
12-15- 3 16-19- 26 20-23- 1 Other
This also shows that our documentary will more be aimed at people between the age of 16-19 as our results were 26 out of 30.
3.What is your favourite colour?
Red-6 Blue-9 Black -1 Pink-5 Green-9
This shows that our target audience preferred the colours green and blue out of 5 colours including: green, blue, black, red and pink. As our results show this, we are likely to use these colours in certain ways during our documentary.
4.What is your favourite shop and why?
Art-1
Boohoo.com-1
Primark-1
HMV-3
Internationale-1
ASOS-1
New look-4
Hollister-1
Frenzy-1
RAN- 2
The Style-1
Topshop/Topman-4
Pop Boutique-2
Paperchase-1
Waterstones-1
Quggins-5
This bar chart shows that the shops, Quiggins, Topshop/Topman and New Look are very popular with our target audience.
5.What subculture would you relate yourself with?
Emo-0
Skater-3
Mosher
Casual-12
Indie-5
Vintage-2
Chav-1
Sporty-1
Other -3
None-3
The pie chart above shows that 12 out of 30 people would relate themselves to a casual subculture. Although our documentary will relate to various subcultures, we know what our audience would like to see on screen.
6.What is your favourite genre of music?
Dance-5
House
R&B-3
Rock-5
Indie-7
Dubstep/D&B-1
Metal
Reggae-1
Pop-5
Other-3
This chart shows that the musin genre, indie, is the most favourite with a total of 7 out of 30 people. Other high scores include Dance and Pop. This will help in relation to our documentary so we know what music to use in the backgrounds etc.
7.What night do you normally watch TV?
Sunday-9
Monday-3
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday-1
Friday
Saturday-5
Everyday-12
As you can see above, most people watch TV everyday/night, on the other hand, Sunday and Saturday also received high votes as they got a total of 9 and 5. This could help with the decision of scheduling our documentary.
8.What channel do you prefer to watch?
BBC1-3
BBC2
ITV1-4
Channel 4-15
Five
Other-8
This pie char shows that half the people we asked for questionnaires prefer to watch Channel 4 compared to BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Five and Other. This also could help with the scheduling for our documentary.
9.What hobbies do you have in your spare time?
Sport-10
Academic-4
Music-6
Socialising-10
This shows that most people in their spare time enjoy things such as sport and socialising. This could affect our documentary as we could include cutaways of people socialising within their subcultures and also sport being a subculture in a unique way.
10.What times do you watch TV?
Breakfast-3
Daytime-3
Kids
Primetime-7
Post watershed-17
This chart shows that most people will watch TV at post watershed time, and this will help with the scheduling for our documentary.
11.Have you ever been discriminated against because of the way you dress?
Yes-11
No-19
This pie charts that 11 people out of 30 have been discriminated against because of the way they dress. This will be reflected in our documentary because we want to show people that everyone is equal no matter what subculture they are, if any subculture.
12.Would you change the way you look due to discrimination?
Yes-0
No-30
This barchart shows that nobody would change the way they look due to discrimination. This will also be reflected in our documentary as people should be who and what they are no matter what they look like.
13.What makes you dress the way you do?
Celebrities-6
Musicians-6
Magazines-2
Trends-9
To be different-4
1 step ahead-3
This pie chart shows that most people dress the way they do because they like to follow the trends. 9 people out of 30 said this. 12 people out of 30 said they dress like they do due to musicians and celebrities. This shows that many people follow fashion from other people. We would like this to show in our documentary.
Male 15 Female 15
This shows that our target audience can be aimed at both females and males as we received half and half on our results.
2.What age are you?
12-15- 3 16-19- 26 20-23- 1 Other
This also shows that our documentary will more be aimed at people between the age of 16-19 as our results were 26 out of 30.
3.What is your favourite colour?
Red-6 Blue-9 Black -1 Pink-5 Green-9
This shows that our target audience preferred the colours green and blue out of 5 colours including: green, blue, black, red and pink. As our results show this, we are likely to use these colours in certain ways during our documentary.
4.What is your favourite shop and why?
Art-1
Boohoo.com-1
Primark-1
HMV-3
Internationale-1
ASOS-1
New look-4
Hollister-1
Frenzy-1
RAN- 2
The Style-1
Topshop/Topman-4
Pop Boutique-2
Paperchase-1
Waterstones-1
Quggins-5
This bar chart shows that the shops, Quiggins, Topshop/Topman and New Look are very popular with our target audience.
5.What subculture would you relate yourself with?
Emo-0
Skater-3
Mosher
Casual-12
Indie-5
Vintage-2
Chav-1
Sporty-1
Other -3
None-3
The pie chart above shows that 12 out of 30 people would relate themselves to a casual subculture. Although our documentary will relate to various subcultures, we know what our audience would like to see on screen.
6.What is your favourite genre of music?
Dance-5
House
R&B-3
Rock-5
Indie-7
Dubstep/D&B-1
Metal
Reggae-1
Pop-5
Other-3
This chart shows that the musin genre, indie, is the most favourite with a total of 7 out of 30 people. Other high scores include Dance and Pop. This will help in relation to our documentary so we know what music to use in the backgrounds etc.
7.What night do you normally watch TV?
Sunday-9
Monday-3
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday-1
Friday
Saturday-5
Everyday-12
As you can see above, most people watch TV everyday/night, on the other hand, Sunday and Saturday also received high votes as they got a total of 9 and 5. This could help with the decision of scheduling our documentary.
8.What channel do you prefer to watch?
BBC1-3
BBC2
ITV1-4
Channel 4-15
Five
Other-8
This pie char shows that half the people we asked for questionnaires prefer to watch Channel 4 compared to BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Five and Other. This also could help with the scheduling for our documentary.
9.What hobbies do you have in your spare time?
Sport-10
Academic-4
Music-6
Socialising-10
This shows that most people in their spare time enjoy things such as sport and socialising. This could affect our documentary as we could include cutaways of people socialising within their subcultures and also sport being a subculture in a unique way.
10.What times do you watch TV?
Breakfast-3
Daytime-3
Kids
Primetime-7
Post watershed-17
This chart shows that most people will watch TV at post watershed time, and this will help with the scheduling for our documentary.
11.Have you ever been discriminated against because of the way you dress?
Yes-11
No-19
This pie charts that 11 people out of 30 have been discriminated against because of the way they dress. This will be reflected in our documentary because we want to show people that everyone is equal no matter what subculture they are, if any subculture.
12.Would you change the way you look due to discrimination?
Yes-0
No-30
This barchart shows that nobody would change the way they look due to discrimination. This will also be reflected in our documentary as people should be who and what they are no matter what they look like.
13.What makes you dress the way you do?
Celebrities-6
Musicians-6
Magazines-2
Trends-9
To be different-4
1 step ahead-3
This pie chart shows that most people dress the way they do because they like to follow the trends. 9 people out of 30 said this. 12 people out of 30 said they dress like they do due to musicians and celebrities. This shows that many people follow fashion from other people. We would like this to show in our documentary.
Below is a voice recording of a member of my target audience answering my questionnaire.
Sunday 3 October 2010
Initial Plans
Below is a photograph of the initial plans my group sat down and came up with. We spent a leson doing this.
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