Audience Research Questionnaire

By Olivia Peacock

1. What is your name?

1. Daisy

2. Rose

3. Lou

4. Lola

5. Molly

6. Sammy

2. What would you expect to see in an indie-pop music video?

1. Daisy – Kate Nash, dip dyed hair, peace signs, instagramphotos

2. Rose – crosses

3. Lou – straw

4. Lola – cross tops, guitars

5. Molly – peace signs, dip-dyed hair

6. Sammy – cross tops, guitars

3. What genre would you consider to see Kate Nash in? Pop, indie, rock, alternative, dance, indie-pop

1. Daisy – pop

2. Rose – indie-pop

3. Lou – performance

4. Lola – dance

5. Molly – indie-pop

6. Sammy – indie-pop

4. Would you expect the video to be more performance or narrative based?

1. Daisy – narrative

2. Rose – narrative

3. Lou – performance

4. Lola – narrative

5. Molly – narrative

6. Sammy – performance

5. If narrative based, what kind of story?

1. Daisy – sad/life story

2. Rose – love

3. Lou – N/A

4. Lola – love story

5. Molly – life story

6. Sammy – N/A

6. How do you most commonly get hold of music?

1. Daisy – download/iTunes

2. Rose – download/iTunes

3. Lou – download/iTunes

4. Lola – Illegally, other - record it with my guitar and phone

5. Molly – Download/iTunes, online/YouTube.

6. Sammy – Download/iTunes, online/YouTube

7. What is the most common way you are persuaded to listen to a new song?

1. Daisy – radio/television

2. Rose – friends

3. Lou – friends

4. Lola – other, by me

5. Molly – radio/television, internet

6. Sammy – friends