Michael Pearce
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fK87opYGDZ8&feature=player_embedded
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Saturday, 31 March 2012
Task 3 ‘What have you leant from audience feedback’.

A better view of understanding how our audience viewed our product would be Stuart Hall’s theory of encoding and decoding which came from his work at the BCCCS. This view is based on how the audience do not act as a ‘mass’, but rather as a collection of smaller groups defined by social and ideological elements. This applies that media texts are encoded both consciously and unconsciously with the values of their producers. This suggest that the producers do put a set of values into the media but however the audience decoded it and interpret in different ways based on social factors. This appeared in our research task as when we asked if the audience would want to see the band live only the two boys put there hand up suggesting they are a band which appeals to a mainly male audience. However these differences are not just based on gender they were many other points which our audience had different views on when asked if the animals in the video gave a good wild feel to it only some agreed with this other suggested that they were confused by this and didn’t go with the narrative within our video. This was another way which split our audience and produced different views. The differences still occurred even though we had a very similar audience all the same age and from middle class backgrounds this cut out the social factors other than gender however there were still issues which provided different views.


Thursday, 9 February 2012
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