Post 24: Audience Research Video

AUDIENCE RESEARCH VIDEO 

This is our final outcome video interviews for the audience research. In the end, the people we asked were middle to elder-aged women. Therefore, the response we got from our questions about music videos were only representative of this gender and age group. As we're looking at targeting our music at a younger generation and mixed gender, the answers can be useful but not taken literally when reflected on our actual coursework video.







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