Unit 25: Research for product development

The information on this research was presented using Zoho, this tool was chosen as it is a free online platform that allows you to easily format and present information. These spreadsheets can then be shared or be worked on in collaboration through the cloud in real time, the spreadsheet can also be published and saved on the cloud meaning it can be accessed anywhere at any time.

The magazine show I plan to analyse is the Amazon original show 'The Grand Tour'. Within the show there is a variety of props used throughout to emulate the aesthetic of the show to appeal to the specific target audience. The studio setup is arranged to be open and intimate with the audience being close to the presenters and therefore feeling involved, this close setup also allows for easy audience participation whilst creating personal rapport with audience as the camerawork and setting within the audience makes them feel as if they are part of the audience. The studio is also effective in clearly portraying the location of the show, this is achieved by the large viewing window situated behind the presenters; it could also be perceived that the producers included this element to backlight the presenters thus adding emphasis to them. This element is also key to basis of the show as the location changes with every episode released. Subsequently, this not only creates visual in...

You should investigate:   ·           Audience analysis organisations – what are they/what do they for? ·           Public archives – what are they/what do they for? ·           Media databases – what are they/what do they for? ·           Press archives – what are they/what do they for? ·           Content libraries – what are they/what do they for? ·           Social media libraries – what are they/what do they for?   You should access websites such as the following to help:  www.nrs.co.uk www.barb.co.uk www.rajar.co.uk http://uk.reuters.com/    www.bfi.org.uk www.gettyimages.co.uk/ https://www.flickr.com http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ Audience analysi...