This week we started the research process of our production. Part 1 of
research included researching about my topic. At the start of the week I planned of everything I wanted to have researched by the end of the week so that I wouldn’t forget about anything or miss it out. I found that overall, researching about my topic wasn’t just helpful but really interesting, I knew very little about how foodbanks work, their clients and also the volunteers before this research was carried out. Knowing about my topic will help me a lot because I will have a better idea of the interviews I want to carry out and what I want to find out from my interviewee.
I have slightly adapted my idea from my
developed idea. Feedback I have received has focused a lot of interest around the volunteer that I’m working with, Doris Hughes. As a result of this I am making her a key focus of my documentary as well as everything to do with the food bank and their clients. I think she makes a really interesting subject and deserves a lot of recognition for the work that she is doing. This was some of the research about Doris which I uploaded, from this people were touched by her kindness and wanted to know more about her and the work she does. I’ve now made this a key part of my documentary because Doris does a lot of charity work.
Something I found difficult this week is establishing my target audience, I
found that my idea is something which appeals to people of different ages. After sending out my surveys I gained a lot of feedback on my idea and I’m really happy with what people thought. When deciding who my project is going to be aimed at I originally thought this would appeal to a wide range of people aged between 12-50. I sent out a survey to see what people thought; here’s my results: People thought that my idea would appeal mostly to people aged 18-25, younger and also older age ranges also gained some votes so I’m going to aim to make a documentary that suits the audience of people aged roughly between 12-42. I also conducted focus groups with multiple people within my age range and they all said that they really liked my idea and thinks other people that age will as well! All of the feedback which I received from my survey was really productive and useful as it has helped me to move forward with my project.
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