The table provides information about the percentage of the population attending cinemas and the average visits to the cinema while the line graph shows the cinema visits according to different age groups during a five-year period commencing from 1996 in Australia.
As can be clearly seen from the table, the percentage of cinema attendants and the number of average visits fluctuated dramatically. At the beginning of the period, with only 62% initially, the percentage of cinema participation soared significantly, reached a peak of 72% and stabilized at the highest level in 1998 and 2000 despite there was a slight dropped of 2% in 1999. Similarly, the average frequency peak at 11. 1 times in 1997 after recording a negligible increase from 10. 3 times to 11. 1 times. However, from this point, it fell sharply to 8. 3 times in the next year and hit a trough of 8. 2 times at the end of 1999.
In terms of cinema visits according to the age group, younger demographics were, the more likely they were to enjoy visiting the cinema and vice versa. The rate of participants aged from 14 to 24 topped the list with 15% and in that of the 50 plus years experienced the lowest level (10%) in 1996. The percentage of teenagers group just accounted for 15% in 1996, at which point, despite some fluctuations, it still made up the highest proportion of total age groups in 1997 and 1999 (22% and 24%). There was a similar pattern fluctuation in people aged 25-35 and 36-49 that the older they were, the less they loved the cinema. Likewise, the oldest group was the least fonded of the cinema (10% in 1996 and 14% in 2000).
In conclusion, the number of residents who go to attend a movie grows on a yearly basis. According to the charts, the most age group seeing a movie theatre that was youngsters.
The table provides information about the
percentage
of the population attending
cinemas
and the average
visits
to the
cinema
while the line graph
shows
the
cinema
visits
according to
different
age
groups
during a five-year period commencing from 1996 in Australia.
As can be
clearly
seen
from the table, the
percentage
of
cinema
attendants and the number of average
visits
fluctuated
dramatically
. At the beginning of the period, with
only
62%
initially
, the
percentage
of
cinema
participation soared
significantly
, reached a peak of 72% and stabilized at the highest level in 1998 and 2000 despite there was a slight dropped of 2% in 1999.
Similarly
, the average frequency peak at 11. 1
times
in 1997 after recording a negligible increase from 10. 3
times
to 11. 1
times
.
However
, from this point, it fell
sharply
to 8. 3
times
in the
next
year and hit a trough of 8. 2
times
at the
end
of 1999.
In terms of
cinema
visits
according to the
age
group
, younger demographics were, the more likely they were to enjoy visiting the
cinema
and vice versa. The rate of participants aged from 14 to 24
topped
the list with 15% and in that of the 50 plus years experienced the lowest level (10%) in 1996. The
percentage
of
teenagers
group
just
accounted for 15% in 1996, at which point, despite
some
fluctuations, it
still
made up the highest proportion of total
age
groups
in 1997 and 1999 (22% and 24%). There was a similar pattern fluctuation in
people
aged 25-35 and 36-49 that the older they were, the less they
loved
the
cinema
.
Likewise
, the oldest
group
was the least
fonded
of the
cinema
(10% in 1996 and 14% in 2000).
In conclusion
, the number of residents who go to attend a movie grows on a yearly basis. According to the charts, the most
age
group
seeing a movie
theatre
that was youngsters.