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U3GC2&3- Research Portfolio

Research is extremely important in the media industry. Throughout various projects, I have conducted lots of different types of research such primary, secondary, qualitative and quantitative research which I have evidenced below. Primary Research Throughout this course, I have conducted various formats of research including primary research that has been extremely useful for various projects. Screen Play Questionnaire Firstly, here is a questionnaire I recently conducted to help me gauge how popular my screenplay is likely to be if put in production, whether I am aiming it at the correct target audience and how it could be improved to appeal most to people: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SD5QJCF Questionnaires are a good example of primary research as they can easily reach lots of people and give a good insight into the general opinions of people about a certain topic. I sent this questionnaire to 30 people in a professional manner and due to this I hope it will be taken seriously

Technical Skills Task: Lighting, Camera & Sound

Before developing our own single camera screenplay, we experimented with using different sound, camera and lighting equipment to get used to using them and experimenting to see what works and what doesn't before planning and producing the screenplay. Audio We started off experimenting with audio. For this we used TASCAM DR-GO & zoom Han audio recorder, an XLR lead, a Boom mic and pole, a handy audio recorder, headphones, an SD card and a clapper board. We were tasked with recording audio from a script using different equipment and comparing the quality of the sound using the different equipment to see what works best. We also decided to record the audio outside where there was lots of background noise to best compare the audio quality. We used the clapperboard during every recording to show where the audio begins which makes editing easier. To start with we used phone cameras to record the audio. We found that this picked up lots of background noise and the dialogue wasn'

Research Dossier: Life in Lockdown

Here is a link to my documentary: https://youtu.be/3wzHjMAJ6a Here is the secondary video footage I used as part of my documentary and research for my documentary (most of the footage comes from the BBC or ITV news channels) https://www.bbc.co.uk/ : Other links of websites used for research for the documentary: - Number of cases/ deaths: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-information-for-the-public - Public guidance for Corona Virus: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/ - Lockdown Rules: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/25/uk-coronavirus-lockdown-rules-what-you-can-and-cannot-do Here is a Questionnaire of the questions asked to the participants of my documentary (the answers can be found in the documentary as part of my primary footage):

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