QUESTION THREE -

What have you learned from your audience feedback?

QUESTION ONE

'From watching the first 5 minutes, does that make you want to watch the rest of the documentary?'

Kelly Partridge - 17 Years Old - Nursery Nurse

100% of the people asked said 'Yes' they would watch the rest of the documentary.

QUESTION TWO

'On a scale of 1 to 5, did you find the subject of Happiness entertaining? 1 being Not at all and 5 being Very much.

Rosie Jones - 18 Years Old - Student

1 Quarter of the people asked said Very much, 1 fifth answered 4, 3 people answered 3, 2 answered 2 on the scale and 1 answered Not at all.

Rosie Answered "5 Very Much, i would find the subject of happiness very entertaining."

QUESTION THREE

'How does our programme compare to real TV documentaries? How is it similar?'

Deborah Partridge - 45 Years Old - Care Home Manager

QUESTION FOUR

'What do you think the strengths and weaknesses are of the first 5 minutes?'

Stephanie Cook - 16 Years Old - Student

"I think that the documentary has many strengths, such as the music, as it suits the topic of happiness, however a weakness is the fuzziness in the sound quality behind interviews."

60% of people said there was good use of interviews

70% said good cutaways

20% said good music

and 10% answered good title sequence

QUESTION FIVE

'Do you think the camera shots and music used are suited to the topic of happiness?'

Sarah Watt - 17 Years Old - Student

"I think the music suited the topic very well because it was upbeat, and the camera shots used could have been closer in the interviews but overall they were both well suited."

80% said the music was well suited to the topic

25% said the camera shots varied to professional

QUESTION SIX

'Do you think the documentary is appropriate for channel 4?'

Lauren Harvey - 17 Years Old - Student