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Mood Board by Michael
This is a Mood Board of a group of Drama films which compete against each other for Box Office, video sales and awards. Some of them are strictly Drama, some are Drama/Romance, Drama/Comedy, and Drama/Action.
Types of Research by Michael
Quantitative Research- Data that can be transformed into usable statistics. (e.g. Surveys)
Qualitative Research- In depth studies of a group of people to support the hypotheses. (e.g. Open-ended questions)
Primary data is the research being used for 'market research' in my case. Primary research can be accomplished through many methods such as a questionnaire, a survey, a poll etc. This helped me because specific issues were able to be addressed, considering the fact that the survey/poll was acute and up to date. My primary research consisted of both quantitative and qualitative data.
Secondary data plays a big part in my research. This is the information being used from sources such as the internet, or books etc. The fact that i wasn't able to get all the information needed by my primary source, meant that i was able to fill in the missing data by the secondary source.
Drama Genre by Michael
Drama films
Want to see a film you can relate to? The drama genre consists of a serious story with 'life' situations in which resemble realistic characters. A bunch of emotions are emphasised in the drama genre. This is used to give the film more verisimilitude, allowing the audience to connect with the characters, which is pretty much what we want, right? Well, many may view drama to be a bit too emotional, whereas some may find drama to be incredibly funny. This is because drama can usually be interlaced with other genres such as comedy and action, e.g. Forrest Gump (1994) (Drama/Comedy), The Dark Knight (2008) (Drama/Action) both winning the award for the People's Choice Award for Favourite Movie- one in 1995 and the other in 2009.
Want to see a film you can relate to? The drama genre consists of a serious story with 'life' situations in which resemble realistic characters. A bunch of emotions are emphasised in the drama genre. This is used to give the film more verisimilitude, allowing the audience to connect with the characters, which is pretty much what we want, right? Well, many may view drama to be a bit too emotional, whereas some may find drama to be incredibly funny. This is because drama can usually be interlaced with other genres such as comedy and action, e.g. Forrest Gump (1994) (Drama/Comedy), The Dark Knight (2008) (Drama/Action) both winning the award for the People's Choice Award for Favourite Movie- one in 1995 and the other in 2009.
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| Forrest Gump (Directed by Robert Zemeckis) |
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| The Dark Knight (Directed by Christopher Nolan) |
Target Market Research by Michael
We will be targeting the '16-19' and '20+' audience. In consideration to my previous survey, Drama is the most popular genre(40%) with one reason being that it's more realistic than the other genres. I don't believe that the '12-15' age group would be interested as drama consists of many emotions and 'life' scenarios in which they wouldn't understand.
The fact that i am within the age group of '16-19', i'm able to understand the effect drama films have on its audience.
The fact that i am within the age group of '16-19', i'm able to understand the effect drama films have on its audience.
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