Research

Secondary Research

1. Atmospheric sound definition
2. Codes and conventions of thriller
3. Sound design in media 
4. Visual elements of thriller
5. Foley
6. Equipment
7. Experimentation with sound

what is the question or task you set yourself?

compare secondary research

target audience/compare primary research

summarise previous points 

full target audience profile

1. Explain how you strategically selected the five channels (i.e. YouTube, games, websites, tv shows, movies, surveys; where you got all of the information from) of research to support and develop your idea. 
 In the games and movies/tv shows I am going to leave 

2. Explain what secondary research you undertook and why. Describe how each channel contributes to the other giving you a body of secondary knowledge that develops your idea and develops your target audience profile. how what you're looking into helps/develops/expand/support your idea?

3. Explain what primary research you undertook and why. Describe how it developed and further shaped your idea based on the information you used from your secondary research investigation(s). Say how this further develops your target audience profile. how what you're looking into helps/develops/expand/support your idea?

4. Explain how your research strategy overall developed your idea and evolved/developed your target audience. 

5. Write up in detail your final target audience profile using the correct terminology. (Psychographic, Demographic, Behavioural, Geographic, AIO). Explain how your research investigation was important to direct you to this final profile. Give examples of where research channels support this profile.