Wednesday, 23 January 2013

Researcher

A researcher is someone who finds information about certain subject to benefit a company or themselves. He or she will take part in both primary and secondary research. From this research they will find qualitative and quantitative information. To be in this line of work you will need have a good understanding of language and have various research skills. Within the news a news reporter will often take part in some primary research to find out more information about a certain event. This research often takes place in front of cameras so that the audience can see what peoples views and opinions are.

Product researchers would look in to a certain type of product and assess what makes the product popular and successful. The researcher will try to find out; how much it cost to make the product, how much profit it earned and how it would appeal to audiences. Often researchers will take part in various enquiries that will go towards their research. He or she have many ways in which they can gain information about the public such as questionnaires, focus groups and interviews, this is called consumer research.

People who work in location reconassiance are considered researchers as they try to find information about possible filming locations. They will also make sure that property owners agree to filming on that location. He/She will also have to consider the risks that may come with he location and how to keep the film crew safe.

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