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Q3: What have you learned from your audience Feedback ?

Rico ‘sothern skanker’ James Nice colour scheme and it looks like a hip hop cover ? Paper pabs Jheez your doing well on this media ting like the pohtos you used and the layout what software did you use ? Iain Hann good= the dramatic greys and black colour scheme on the background cos it runs thought out making the text also stand out, the figure finishes it off really well like the fact that u haven't gone in to details just keeping the tones simplifying the character. i like the logos at the bottom too it looks realistic and shows the media production plus the web address Edward 'Guvna' Adeshina yeh this is good. zak posed well still. Victor markz Amadi change the opacity because it blends in too much wit the background and the font da poster is kinda ard doe ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Anthony Newland “ Yo your magazine review, looks like your poster too. Like the pictures but not to sure about the layout though - Facebook ” Pavel Diaz “ This is kool fam like the layout and the font of the what, when, why,…. NICE. How did you make it ? – Facebook” Edward Adeshina “ Like how you used similar backgrounds on the review and poster. I would have liked some more to read– Twitter” Brian Kent “ Hey doing media too yh ? Like the cohesion between all of your products I can see things of significance and representation in each product i.e colours, fonts and images. You did great compared to mine. – BBM” Looking at my original magazine drafts you can see that instead of me using one, I used different aspects from each draft and implemented it into my final review. E.g. Stats from draft 3, why, when etc. from draft 2 and the small images from draft 1. I personally believe the magazine review was my weakest product. ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

In terms of negative responses, my audience feedback generally tended to focus upon the unconventional nature of our ending and shaky shots. My last minute decision to mix the emotional scenes with the antagonist scenes, favoured the audience however they didn’t like that the soundtrack cut off/on. It can be argued that the ending would have not satisfied a wide, profitable audience due to its rather unconventional ending. A conventional ending would have been that he found his daughter and they lived happily ever after. Films are, after all, systems of making money for studios and production companies, and the feedback tended to suggest that whilst the plot was well thought out by concluding different to the norm, it would left many paying customers, if released, without a feeling of conclusion or positivity generally associated to the conclusions of films, however deliberately subversive the product is what short films are about . Additionally, there was a few comments that some of the shots were shaky and not stable, I agree with this because of a lack of media equipment/time I rushed some shots and concentrated on what was in the shot rather than the quality. Also there was a few errors from the actors. In terms of good responses from my audience, there was praise for the ambition of the film, the time spent, locations and originality of the storyline. The production intro was heavily praised for the realism and creativity. There was also praise for the acting talent of the cast, especially Zak; as the producers of the film, we relied heavily on the actors to carry off a film with genuine emotional content, and as such I thought carefully about casting, to the extent of doing character profiles the feedback seemed to indicate that all the actors had done well, which suggests that the story held integrity despite the limited production values. ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],I learnt that I produced quality and professional looking products

Looking at the feedback I have seen how significant it is to receive feedback before starting a project and during the course of the project. The feedback received represented a fraction of my target audience in which the opinions could reflect a proportion of the audience. I also learnt that the negative feedback is more important than positive feedback. If I had a chance to reproduce the three products again I would base the improvements on the feedback. ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],In conclusion, my audience feedback has been, on the whole, positive. Problems were pointed out and acknowledged, with some attempt to correct them in the case of shaky issues, but positive comments were made about several elements, and as such I am happy that I have successfully catered for the target audience and met a majority of their expectations.

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