Research
My second idea was to make a trailer for a movie. I've been looking at many trailers on YouTube to see how to edit a trailer properly. Mainly trailers show the biggest and most interesting moments of movie. Also there are many fast cuts to different scenes, soundtrack from a movie and the dates when you will be able to watch a movie in the cinemas.
Qualitative research is when I make a new data. Basically I go out on and ask people to answer my question and after that I get an answer which is qualified a qualitative research. For qualitative research I could ask people from my city to give me some information about what they would like to see in a trailer for some movie. What information they want to know about a movie after watching the trailer.
Quantitative research is when I find information using internet, books, any other previous made surveys etc. Basically it's when I use already existing data. I will get my quantitative research done by asking people on Facebook or other social network websites to fill out surveys about my media product. For example I could ask them:
- What would you expect to see in a trailer?
- How long a trailer should be?
.. and any other similar questions.
Secondary research results could be used to see what information and statistics other people have found about trailers in media industry.
You have not discussed hardly any of the points from the presentation and again you need to discuss real examples not how you would do it. I suggest you recap on the presentation and look at places you can go to get facts and figures.
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