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The document analyzes the results of an 11-question questionnaire about color and viewing habits. It finds that most respondents were female, between 18-25 years old, and watch TV in the evenings on Fridays and Saturdays on ITV. Their favorite colors are green and purple. While many don't know how color is used medically, most are interested in the scientific aspects of color. The document concludes the documentary should feature these colors and topics to appeal to this target demographic.
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#OwnYourAutonomy is the culmination of 3 years of collaborative exploration within the Leadership Focus Group which is part of the APM People Interest Network. The work has been pulled together using the 5 HPTM速 Systems and the BTFA neuroscience leadership programme.
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Questionnaire analysis
- 2. Question1:Whatgenderareyou? 13 Females 7 Males From this result you could say that the results are biased because there are more females that answered the questionnaire than males.We could incorporate this into our documentary by appealing to the female demographic primarily.
- 3. Question 2: How old are you? 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 13-17 yr olds 18-25 yr olds 25 + yr olds This clearly displays that the majority of the audience that answered the questionnaire were young adults and teens. Our original target audience were adults and elderly people, but with the results that we have gotten we must consider changing the target audience and with this our scheduling plan.
- 4. Question 3: what is your favourite colour? What is your favourite colour? Orange Black Green Red Purple Pink Yellow From this we can see that the most popular colours are green and purple this means that we must try to incorporate these colours in our documentary, for example, in the title sequence.
- 5. Question4:Whattimedoyouwatchtelevision? 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Breakfast 6am-9am Daytime 9am-3pm Prime time 6pm-9pm Post watershed 9pm-after From this we can see that the majority of the people watchTV at prime time (6pm- 9pm).This means that we should schedule our documentary to run between this time.
- 6. Question 5: What day do you watch TV the most? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 2 1 2 2 5 5 3 From this data we can see that most people watch television on Friday and Saturday, as a result of this we should schedule our documentary on either days.
- 7. Question 6: which channel do you watch the most? Sales ITV BBC 1 BBC 2 Channel 4 Channel 5 From this pie chart, you can see hat the majority of the audience watch ITV over the other channels. This means that we should schedule our documentary to air on this channel to correlate with the target audience.
- 8. Question 7: What was the last documentary you watch? Documentary Number of people Blackfish 3 What the Health 2 Lady Gaga Five Foot Two 2 Bowling for Columbine 1 Louis Theroux 4 Eddie Strongman 2 Frozen Planet 3 Supersonic 1 Interview with a Serial Killer 2 For this question we did not give any options due to the fact that not everybody watches the same documentaries. However, from our results we can see that most people watch similar documentaries. This helps with our documentary as we can see what appeals to the mass audience and what type of documentaries people will watch.
- 9. Question 8: Do you know why colour is used? 5.5 6 6.5 7 No Yes Unsure From these results we can see that an equal amount of people are unsure and do not know why colour is used, whereas only 6 people have said yes. This is good for our documentary because this will be one of the main topics that we will discuss in the documentary.
- 10. Question 9: What colour reflect you? Pink 4 Orange 3 Red 3 Camo 1 Yellow 3 Rainbow 1 Green 2 Purple 2 Turquoise - 1 From this you can see that most people identify with the colour pink, this is useful for our documentary because if we incorporate these colours people will engage with our documentary.
- 11. Question 10: Are you aware of colour being used in a medical situations? 0 5 10 15 Yes No From the results we can see that most people are aware of how colour is used in a medical situations, as well as a similar amount of people dont know how colour is used in medical situations. Therefore, we are able to talk about this as one of our topics because it will keep the audience active throughout our documentary.
- 12. Question 11: What would you be interested to know about colour? What would you be interested to know about colour? Medical Scientific Art Film From the results we can see that the majority of the audience would be interested to know the scientific side of colour, however will we try to include all aspects of colour so our audience will be happy with the amount of information and knowledge that they will receive rather than just focusing on one certain topic.