Evaluation questionnaires

Documentary
1) Do you think that the documentary is informative? On a scale of 1 to 5, how informative would you say it was...?
2) How entertaining, on a scale of 1 to 5, would you say the documentary is?
3) Do you think that the song choices used throughout are appropriate in relation to the topic of the documentary?
4) After watching the first five minutes of the documentary, would you watch the rest?
5) Do you think that the sound levels of the documentary are okay?
6) What would you say are the weaknesses of the documentary?
7) Do you think the documentary looks professional?

Radio trailer
1) Does the radio trailer make you want to watch the documentary?
2) Is it clear from listening to the radio trailer, what the documentary is going to be about?
3) Do you think the music bed is appropriate for the topic of the documentary?
4) Rate the sound levels of the radio trailer from 1 to 5, 1 being the worst and 5 the best.

Print advert
1) Do you think that my print advert is eye catching?
2) Does my print advert make you want to watch the documentary?
3) Do you think my print advert is clear on informing the audience of the scheduling of the documentary?
4) Would you say that the images included in my print advert are edited well?

Newspaper advertisement production

Drafting newspaper advertisement

The draft of our newspaper advertisement includes a shop background with the main image being a girl holding shopping bags which would then in the editing process be replaced with tea bags. Also, conventionally, the channel 4 logo is used and the scheduling. Here is the draft of the newspaper advertisement that my partner drew:

Codes and conventions of newspaper advertisements

Recording and editing radio trailer.

Scripting radio trailer.

When establishing the radio trailer codes and conventions, it was notable that there is frequently more than one voice included within a radio trailer. Therefore, I was told to include clips from my documentary and so I decided to use a clip from the Brigette's interview, "It's very English it reminds you of being at home" to open the radio trailer, a vox pop to follow "it keeps me warm", a clip from the Donna Robinson interview and one from the hairdresser interview explaining the process and outcome of their craft and also a clip of Paul Needham expressing how cheap tea is. Here is the overall voiceover that these clips were added to: But have you ever considered the endless possibilities that lie within a simple cup of tea? Hairstyles. Fashion. Cooking. Soothin sores. Polishing. Even Forseeing the future. Perhaps if you had, you could have saved yourself some time and money. It's not too late to discover the unthinkable, what does the bag really hold? Tune in to channel 4 on Wednesday at 7pm for Bags for life to find out.

Logging sheet