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primary research

through primary research collected I found multiple answers/responses that could contribute to the production/editing of the audio-visual.

From speaking to millennial aged 18+ I found that they were all mainly interested in crime dramas which therefore supported the choice to do the genre of crime drama.
an unstructured interview/focus group discussion led to some points/notes being made including:
this research shows that crime drama is a topic/genre that my target audience would be interested in. it also shows that the audience wants to see representation of themselves within in including their age gender and lifestyle. they also though it was important for my magazine print texts to relate to the audio-visual and thought it would be best to do this by featuring one of the actors/actresses as well as using the same shooting locations for the front cover.

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