Interveiw questions

Brief: You have been asked to conduct a survey to find out what types of animations 14-16 old prefer. You are expected to come back with full results on the type of animation they prefer, the kind of characters they like, the stories they enjoy, whether they prefer TV animations or features ect... The mre info the better!

You need to get at least 10 responses and compile your findings into a presentation.


Interview questions

Gender:

 Age:

 

How often do you watch TV?

 

Do you watch cartoons on TV?

 

If no why not?

 

if yes why?

 

Who if your favourite animation character?

 

Why?

What cartoons do you enjoy?

 

Do you have a favourite cartoon show?

Do you go to the cinema to watch animations?

if no why?

 If yes which feature length animation if your favourite?

 

 

Results:

 

GENDER: 5 Males 5 Females

HOW OFTEN DO YOU WATCH TV; 1 hour (3) 2 hours (2) 4 hours (4) 5 hours (1)

DO YOU WATCH CARTOONS ON TV: Yes (8) No (2)

WHY DONT YOU WATCH CARTOONS ON TV: Too old (2)

WHY DO YOU WATCH CARTOONS ON TV: Because there funny (7) Entertaining (1)

WHO IS YOUR FAVOURITE ANIMATION CHRACTER: Sponge-Bob (3) Squirtal (1) Ash From Poke'mon (1) Mickey Mouse (1) Cartman (1) Homer (1) Meg From Family Guy (1) Jake The Dog (1)
WHY ARE THEY YOUR FAVOURITE CHARACTER: Personality (7) Features (3)
WHAT CARTOONS DO YOU ENJOY: Spongebob (2) Poke'mon (1) Simpsons (2) Adventure time (1) Family Guy (2) American Dad (1) Southpark (1)
DO YOU HAVE A FAVOURITE CARTOON SHOW: Family Guy (2) Spongebob (2) Bathink (2)
Family Guy (4)
DO YOU GO TO THE CINEMA TO WATCH ANIMATIONS: Yes (4) No (6)
IF NO WHY: Boring (1) Too grown up (3)  Watch different things at the cinema (2)
IF YES WHAT FEATURE LENGTH FILM IS YOUR FAVEROITE: Toy Story 3 (3) Simpsons Movie (1)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Secondary Research-My Prezi on Games and what sells

Focus Groups

Working towards meeting Pass 1

A focus group is where you get a few people or a lot of people to ask questions on how to improve your product but also highlighting the bad things about the product and then how you could fix these problems and improve your product to be more apealing to the people from your target audience. another good thing about a focus group is you can decide what group of people you want for your focus group e.g. you could have a old group or a young group or something in the middle or if you have a specific group of people you want to sell to you can get a group of the specific people you want for example university students so you can see what they think about your product.

 

Working towards meeting Merit 1

I used a focus group to find out if my prodcuct was good for the target auidence our product was for, they gave a lot of helpful pointers on how we could improve the product to make it more apealing to them which is really useful as they were our target auidence so what ever improvement they suggested would likely be liked by other people of our target audience (teenagers) so we will use their ideas to hopefully make our product more apealing to the target audience.

 

Working towards meeting Distinction 1

The advantages of the focus group were we got a lot of useful feedback that will help us desgin a better product that will have the things that the focus group said they liked like how you didnt have to carry a bike lock around with you and how it could be a BMK instead of a normal push bike so it would be more apealing to the target audience of teenagers but we will also get rid of things like the shape of the bike and the colours as these were not liked and see as making the bike a bad product.

 

The disadvantages of the focus group were that the group didnt concentrate very well and gave answers that were stupid for example when one of our group members asked how much you would be willing to pay for this bike they said £25 answers like these just wasted our time where we could of been asking questions on how the bike could be improved to be more suited.