Research: Drum&Bass
Secondary
research:
Secondary research is were you use existing research rather your own research. Examples are using research from books, newspapers and any other types of already existing research. My secondary research i ebelow.
Wikipedia 09/03/2017
Drum and bass began as a musical paradigm
shift of
the United Kingdom breakbeat hardcore and rave scene of the mid 1990s
ncorporating elements from dancehall, electro, funk, hip hop, house, jazz, pop-created fusion of hardcore, house and techno (with a strong accent of both the UK industrial
and Belgian New Beat sounds)
pioneered
by Joey Beltram, L.A. Style, CJ Bolland, Richie Hawtin and other
ome hardcore tracks at the
time were extremely light and upbeat; the most extreme examples of this were
the so-called "toy-town" tracks such as Smart E's'
"Sesame's Treat"
Youtube 09/03/2017
drum n bass Rave Party 1997 - (I'm going to use clips from this at the start of my Documentary to show what the Drum and Bass scene was first like)
Goldie and Rudimental on the
success of Drum and Bass
BRAINS
KAN......part of the story (including Propaganda LIVE)
VICE 22/03/2017
Thatchers's war on acid house
https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/margaret-thatcher-war-on-rave-acid-house-boys-own
Propaganda
http://www.darkdnb.com/propaganda
Propaganda website.
Primary research
Primary research is when you do your on research into things such as surveys, own video/audio recordings of events.
Primary research is new research undertaken after secondary reading has been completed. It is devised and done by the research. I did a questionnaire for my Primary Research. From my Primary research I have found out that not many people are interested in drum and bass. I'm going to try and change this by showing what drum and bass is really like from my Documentary.
I won't have to worry to much about transport because i'm filming either next to college or near to where i live.
Locations: (pictures)
Friend's houses
College
I'm not going to be filming in public so i don't have to worry about the UK laws on filming in public, but i have posted the UK law below..
Neither members of the media nor the general public need permits to film or photograph in public places and police officers have no power to stop you filmingor photographing incidents or police personnel. If a police officer insists that you stop filming, then do so.
Quantitative research is the systematic empirical investigation of observable phenomena via statistical, mathematical or computational techniques.Quantitative data is any data that is in numerical form such as hits on a website, sales of CDs and DVDs. My questionnaire is quantitative research.
Qualitative Research is primarily exploratory research. It is used to gain an understanding of underlying reasons, opinions, and motivations. It provides insights into the problem or helps to develop ideas or hypotheses. Examples such as film reviews, game reviews and responses to advertising campaigns.
Data gathering agencies By Curtis: Radio joint audience research. 2. RAJAR: Method and type of data gathered. The R.A.J.A.R is an organisation that stands for radio joint audience research. Examples broadcasters' audience research board, Radio audience research ltd (RAJAR )
Audience research is any research conducted on specific audience segments to gather information about their attitudes, knowledge, interests, preferences, or behaviors. For cultural organizations, audience research is often conducted on current visitors and past visitors. Examples audience data, advertising effects and competitions.
VICE 22/03/2017
Thatchers's war on acid house
https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/margaret-thatcher-war-on-rave-acid-house-boys-own
Propaganda
http://www.darkdnb.com/propaganda
Primary research is when you do your on research into things such as surveys, own video/audio recordings of events.
I won't have to worry to much about transport because i'm filming either next to college or near to where i live.
Locations: (pictures)
Friend's houses
College
I'm not going to be filming in public so i don't have to worry about the UK laws on filming in public, but i have posted the UK law below..
Neither members of the media nor the general public need permits to film or photograph in public places and police officers have no power to stop you filmingor photographing incidents or police personnel. If a police officer insists that you stop filming, then do so.
Defamation is an area of law that provides a civil remedy when someone's words end up causing harm to your reputation or your livelihood. Libel is a written or published defamatory statement, while slander is defamation that is spoken by the defendant. I don't have to worry about this because i'm not going to have any harmful words in my documentary.
I'm not risking breaking any of the code Ofcom Broadcasting code. Quantitative research is the systematic empirical investigation of observable phenomena via statistical, mathematical or computational techniques.Quantitative data is any data that is in numerical form such as hits on a website, sales of CDs and DVDs. My questionnaire is quantitative research.
Audience research is any research conducted on specific audience segments to gather information about their attitudes, knowledge, interests, preferences, or behaviors. For cultural organizations, audience research is often conducted on current visitors and past visitors. Examples audience data, advertising effects and competitions.
Production research is always needed when developing a new product. It is research to help give information on the characteristics of the product. It focuses on the production of a product, in other words, how it's made. Examples placement media, costs, technological resources.
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