The audience feedback for a documentary was generally positive. 7 out of 7 viewers thought the opening sequence, music choice, voiceover, and camerawork were good quality and represented the topic well. Most also said they would continue watching after 5 minutes and that the fonts/colors suited the topic. While the target audience was seen as fitting by 6 viewers, 1 thought it could be broader. Positives included the interesting topic, creative opening, and archive footage. Suggested changes were to include a more varied range of interviews and archive footage. All 7 viewers felt the documentary was a good fit for the channel it aired on.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience survey about a music video. It discusses how the audience enjoyed the storyline the most, which was the main focus of the video based on prior research. Minor criticisms included suggestions to film more close-ups and improve some lighting, while most said they wouldn't change anything. All respondents said they would watch the video again, showing the video succeeded in creating content people want to rewatch.
The document summarizes feedback from a survey about a music video. Respondents overwhelmingly enjoyed the video's storyline, which was the main focus of the video based on prior audience research. Minor criticisms included suggestions to film more close-ups or improve some lighting, but most said they liked everything or had only small changes. All survey respondents said they would watch the video again, showing the video succeeded in creating content people want to rewatch.
The document contains feedback from an audience on a music video. The feedback was mostly positive and provided some constructive criticism to improve future work. Viewers understood the narrative of the video and thought the edits worked well, though some felt clips were too long. They also correctly identified the genre as indie rock. The combination of narrative clips and performance clips was seen as effective in highlighting the song's meaning.
The document analyzes the responses to several questions about music videos. Key findings include:
1. Most people are interested in whether a music video is entertaining rather than focusing on the storyline. This gives the creator freedom to prioritize visuals and interest over strict scripting.
2. Editing and post-production are as important to a video's quality as the raw footage and acting.
3. Mise-en-scène, or visual style, needs to be used strategically to appeal to different audience tastes.
4. The music video is as important as the song itself given how music is consumed on platforms like YouTube. The amateur creator's video will need to match the high production
The document summarizes the feedback from an audience of 10 people on a student film. It discusses their responses to various questions about understanding the plot, feeling tension, use of music, casting of actors, shot transitions, audio clarity, syncing of dialogue with video, lighting, and mise-en-scene. The audience generally understood the plot and felt the casting was appropriate. They provided suggestions to improve tension through music and pacing of cuts. Lighting of flashbacks and contrast also needed adjustment according to some feedback. Half of the audience recommended adding music while the other half suggested improving cuts for the final film.
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about a film trailer. 77.78% of respondents said the trailer was up to professional standards, though some felt it needed more emotion in the script and shots could have been better. Over half thought the storyline was good but it could have been more intriguing. Most agreed the title credits were good. The majority said the trailer made them want to watch the full film. When rating the overall trailer, most gave it a 7 or 8 out of 10.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience on a magazine and poster created by the author's group. For the magazine, the audience liked the graphic of Rose and the font and image choice. They suggested using a closer picture of the girl's face or the boy characters. The audience noticed similarities to professional movie magazines in the font and buzz words. For the poster, the audience enjoyed the dark background and simple look. They suggested potentially enlarging the credits or brightening the background. The audience felt the poster genre was clear and the fonts used were professional.
The audience feedback for a documentary was generally positive. 7 out of 7 viewers thought the opening sequence, music choice, voiceover, and camerawork were good quality and represented the topic well. Most also said they would continue watching after 5 minutes and that the fonts/colors suited the topic. While the target audience was seen as fitting by 6 viewers, 1 thought it could be broader. Positives included the interesting topic, creative opening, and archive footage. Suggested changes were to include a more varied range of interviews and archive footage. All 7 viewers felt the documentary was a good fit for the channel it aired on.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience survey about a music video. It discusses how the audience enjoyed the storyline the most, which was the main focus of the video based on prior research. Minor criticisms included suggestions to film more close-ups and improve some lighting, while most said they wouldn't change anything. All respondents said they would watch the video again, showing the video succeeded in creating content people want to rewatch.
The document summarizes feedback from a survey about a music video. Respondents overwhelmingly enjoyed the video's storyline, which was the main focus of the video based on prior audience research. Minor criticisms included suggestions to film more close-ups or improve some lighting, but most said they liked everything or had only small changes. All survey respondents said they would watch the video again, showing the video succeeded in creating content people want to rewatch.
The document contains feedback from an audience on a music video. The feedback was mostly positive and provided some constructive criticism to improve future work. Viewers understood the narrative of the video and thought the edits worked well, though some felt clips were too long. They also correctly identified the genre as indie rock. The combination of narrative clips and performance clips was seen as effective in highlighting the song's meaning.
The document analyzes the responses to several questions about music videos. Key findings include:
1. Most people are interested in whether a music video is entertaining rather than focusing on the storyline. This gives the creator freedom to prioritize visuals and interest over strict scripting.
2. Editing and post-production are as important to a video's quality as the raw footage and acting.
3. Mise-en-scène, or visual style, needs to be used strategically to appeal to different audience tastes.
4. The music video is as important as the song itself given how music is consumed on platforms like YouTube. The amateur creator's video will need to match the high production
The document summarizes the feedback from an audience of 10 people on a student film. It discusses their responses to various questions about understanding the plot, feeling tension, use of music, casting of actors, shot transitions, audio clarity, syncing of dialogue with video, lighting, and mise-en-scene. The audience generally understood the plot and felt the casting was appropriate. They provided suggestions to improve tension through music and pacing of cuts. Lighting of flashbacks and contrast also needed adjustment according to some feedback. Half of the audience recommended adding music while the other half suggested improving cuts for the final film.
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about a film trailer. 77.78% of respondents said the trailer was up to professional standards, though some felt it needed more emotion in the script and shots could have been better. Over half thought the storyline was good but it could have been more intriguing. Most agreed the title credits were good. The majority said the trailer made them want to watch the full film. When rating the overall trailer, most gave it a 7 or 8 out of 10.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience on a magazine and poster created by the author's group. For the magazine, the audience liked the graphic of Rose and the font and image choice. They suggested using a closer picture of the girl's face or the boy characters. The audience noticed similarities to professional movie magazines in the font and buzz words. For the poster, the audience enjoyed the dark background and simple look. They suggested potentially enlarging the credits or brightening the background. The audience felt the poster genre was clear and the fonts used were professional.
The document summarizes feedback from audience members who viewed the opening sequence of a student film. Questionnaires and interviews were conducted after the screening. Based on the feedback, most audience members did not understand the storyline or feel that the opening sequence set up the film well. They also had issues with the titles, sound, and editing. However, the genre of the film was clear. The students will make changes to address the issues, like developing the story more and improving editing.
The document summarizes feedback received from an audience on a horror movie trailer. The feedback was positive, praising the sound and music, scary elements like the music and main character, and the tension and jump scare ending. Audience members noted similarities to professional horror trailers in the music and fonts used. They identified conventions like the haunted house setting and use of music. The overall rating was high, with most audience members rating it 4 or 5 stars. The creators are pleased that key elements they focused on, like the music, were well-received.
The document contains feedback from an audience on a documentary. The summaries are:
1) The audience found the documentary entertaining but had some criticisms of specific parts like the opening title sequence. The creator learned they should have made the opening more interesting.
2) The audience thought the information in the documentary was good because it included a variety of interviews.
3) The audience felt the technical quality of the documentary was good as the sound was clear and easy to understand.
1) The document discusses audience feedback from a questionnaire about a music video.
2) Respondents unanimously classified the genre as R&B due to the urban clothing and fancy location.
3) 90% felt the video, CD cover, and advert worked well together, while 10% disagreed. Scores of 5/5, 4/5, and 3/5 were given.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a music video. Key findings include:
- Over 90% of respondents felt the video was aimed at the target age group of 16-21 years old.
- Half thought it was aimed at both males and females.
- Respondents unanimously agreed the song tempo and lip syncing matched well.
- Some scenes were seen as too explicit, particularly those involving drugs.
- One respondent felt the narrative was too messy and needed clarification.
- Transitions were seen as too fast by one respondent.
- Ending and song/narrative match were viewed positively.
The results of a questionnaire about a radio interview showed that the interviewers should speak slower, add more examples from the film discussed, and keep the same theme and type of interview going as the audience enjoyed it. Feedback also indicated that the content of what was said was enjoyable to listen to, though music choices received mixed reviews, so better music selection and audience input is needed next time. Additional questions revealed that the review clip length of 3 minutes was the right length for listeners.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a series of portrait photos. For the first question about the overall series, 75% said the photos were perfect and 25% said they were good. For the best photo, 25% chose image 10 and 75% chose image 7. For the least favorite, 33% each chose images 2, 4, and 8. Most respondents thought the lighting was perfect. 75% thought the photos could be on a magazine cover. Feedback on the angles was 50% perfect, 25% good, and 25% okay. Overall, most people enjoyed the photos and thought they could appear on a magazine cover, indicating the photo shoot was a success.
Rahma conducted a survey to get feedback from an audience on what they want to see in music videos. The survey received responses from more females than males. Most respondents were age 14, and their favorite artists included Ed Sheeran, One Direction, and Rihanna. 73% preferred pop genre and 66% liked videos that were happy. The most important aspects for a music video were identified as acting, people falling in love, and dance moves. Respondents recommended various song ideas and suggested setting videos in animated worlds. The feedback will help Rahma's group create a music video that appeals to their target audience.
The document summarizes feedback received from an audience on a music video. It discusses the demographics of the respondents, their ratings of the video, and their opinions on how well the visuals matched the song. The feedback validated some of the creative choices made in the video, such as matching the visuals to the lyrics, and helped identify areas for improvement, like scenes that were too dark or overexposed. Overall the feedback improved the creators' confidence in the video by highlighting what worked well and providing suggestions to make it even stronger.
Question 3- What have you learned from your audience feedback? The Music Videoemmasnow14
The student conducted a survey to get audience feedback on a music video they created. The survey had 7 questions about different elements of the music video. The results showed that most elements were well-received, with 100% of respondents saying the song fit the video, editing was sleek, and the relationship was believable. Some said lip syncing was slightly off at times. Most enjoyed the performance shots. This feedback will help the student improve weak elements and understand what worked well for future videos.
The feedback from friends on the music video was very positive. Most respondents were between 18-21 years old, which matches the target audience. Nobody rated the video lower than 5 out of 10 for enjoyment. Different parts of the video resonated with different people. 83.3% thought the video seemed professional. Responses to an open-ended question about the video made the creators very happy and proud. Most said everything was great, with some noting that text could have been better synced to the music. 72.2% said they would purchase the song/video, which was a great outcome.
The document outlines an instructional unit that engages students in learning about the American Revolution. Students complete various activities, assignments, and assessments to build their knowledge, including watching an introductory video, taking a quiz, participating in an authentic scenario, analyzing perspectives of patriots and loyalists, exploring geography and its relationship to tensions, evaluating key characters, ranking key events, analyzing primary sources and eyewitness accounts, identifying propaganda, gathering evidence, and preparing a written report. The unit aims to increase student participation and practice skills like close reading that will be needed for assessments.
This document discusses feedback received on three edits of a music video project. For the first edit, teachers suggested adding a narrative and friends/family suggested including the love interest. The second edit incorporated more professional camera shots and effects based on this feedback. Additional feedback was to include a narrative and another character, which was done for the final edit and was well-received by the audience.
The document summarizes audience research conducted to inform the production of a music video. It includes questions asked of the target audience and the main findings. The research found that the target audience is mainly 16-18 year old females who watch music videos primarily on YouTube. They prefer videos with strong narratives and performances that make them feel sad or soothed. Most would watch a love-based video and suggested depicting a couple going through relationship challenges as the theme for the music video being produced. The audience research provided guidance on the genre, platform, themes, and story to focus on to create a successful music video for this audience.
The document summarizes audience feedback received from a survey about a music video produced by the author and Chris. Key points from the feedback include:
1) Responses were received from a large number of friends, providing reliable results.
2) The feedback showed the video was enjoyed equally by both male and female viewers.
3) Most viewers were between 18-21, the target age group.
4) No one rated the video below a 5 out of 10 for enjoyability.
5) The feedback suggested the video seemed professionally made and boosted the authors' confidence.
The document summarizes the feedback received from an audience questionnaire about a music video and ancillary materials. Key findings include:
- The music video's genre appealed mostly to house but some saw pop influences due to pace.
- Early feedback showed little link between the video, album cover and magazine, but improvements clarified similarities in font and artist images.
- Audiences most enjoyed the narrative aspect of the video, particularly a fade effect conveying emotion.
- Ratings were mostly 9s and 10s, showing the work was well-received and conventions were effective. Reflections incorporated audience advice for further improvement.
The document summarizes feedback from a survey about a music video. It discusses the responses to 7 questions about different aspects of the video such as how well the lyrics and visuals linked, how professional it looked, and the best aspects. The feedback was generally positive, praising the link between lyrics and visuals, the professional look, and finding the editing, locations, and costumes varied. The survey identified some areas for potential improvement like getting more responses to questions about changes.
The document summarizes the responses to a survey about a music video project. It discusses how most respondents said they would be interested in a video about friends hanging out, that the song choice fit well with the theme, and that mixing different locations was a positive idea. It also notes that respondents had varying opinions on editing techniques like layering clips. Overall, the feedback validated the core concepts and editing approach for the video project.
The document summarizes feedback from a survey about three media products: a documentary, radio trailer, and magazine double page spread. For the documentary, feedback was generally positive but noted room for improvement on sound levels and transitions. The radio trailer also received positive feedback but could have balanced sound levels better. Feedback indicated the magazine was professional and informative, though some wanted more images. In conclusion, the media products were largely successful but could be improved by paying closer attention to sound levels and image quality in future projects.
- The document discusses feedback received on a music video from classmates, social media users, and Facebook users.
- Feedback was generally positive and praised the use of camera angles, character development, editing, and how the video matched the pace of the music and represented the lyrics visually.
- Some minor feedback suggested reducing the number of fade transitions, which the creator addressed based on further discussion.
100% of respondents said they would watch the opening sequence after seeing the storyboard and that the edits allowed continuity between scenes. However, 60% felt the sound was not suitable for the scenes. Additionally, 100% agreed the storyboard followed the psychological thriller genre. Therefore, the storyboard did not require changes, but sound would need to be re-evaluated.
100% of respondents said they would watch the opening sequence after seeing the storyboard and that the edits allowed continuity between scenes. However, 60% felt the sound was not suitable for the scenes. Additionally, 100% agreed the storyboard followed the psychological thriller genre. Therefore, the storyboard did not require changes, but sound would need to be re-evaluated.
The document summarizes feedback from audience members who viewed the opening sequence of a student film. Questionnaires and interviews were conducted after the screening. Based on the feedback, most audience members did not understand the storyline or feel that the opening sequence set up the film well. They also had issues with the titles, sound, and editing. However, the genre of the film was clear. The students will make changes to address the issues, like developing the story more and improving editing.
The document summarizes feedback received from an audience on a horror movie trailer. The feedback was positive, praising the sound and music, scary elements like the music and main character, and the tension and jump scare ending. Audience members noted similarities to professional horror trailers in the music and fonts used. They identified conventions like the haunted house setting and use of music. The overall rating was high, with most audience members rating it 4 or 5 stars. The creators are pleased that key elements they focused on, like the music, were well-received.
The document contains feedback from an audience on a documentary. The summaries are:
1) The audience found the documentary entertaining but had some criticisms of specific parts like the opening title sequence. The creator learned they should have made the opening more interesting.
2) The audience thought the information in the documentary was good because it included a variety of interviews.
3) The audience felt the technical quality of the documentary was good as the sound was clear and easy to understand.
1) The document discusses audience feedback from a questionnaire about a music video.
2) Respondents unanimously classified the genre as R&B due to the urban clothing and fancy location.
3) 90% felt the video, CD cover, and advert worked well together, while 10% disagreed. Scores of 5/5, 4/5, and 3/5 were given.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a music video. Key findings include:
- Over 90% of respondents felt the video was aimed at the target age group of 16-21 years old.
- Half thought it was aimed at both males and females.
- Respondents unanimously agreed the song tempo and lip syncing matched well.
- Some scenes were seen as too explicit, particularly those involving drugs.
- One respondent felt the narrative was too messy and needed clarification.
- Transitions were seen as too fast by one respondent.
- Ending and song/narrative match were viewed positively.
The results of a questionnaire about a radio interview showed that the interviewers should speak slower, add more examples from the film discussed, and keep the same theme and type of interview going as the audience enjoyed it. Feedback also indicated that the content of what was said was enjoyable to listen to, though music choices received mixed reviews, so better music selection and audience input is needed next time. Additional questions revealed that the review clip length of 3 minutes was the right length for listeners.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a series of portrait photos. For the first question about the overall series, 75% said the photos were perfect and 25% said they were good. For the best photo, 25% chose image 10 and 75% chose image 7. For the least favorite, 33% each chose images 2, 4, and 8. Most respondents thought the lighting was perfect. 75% thought the photos could be on a magazine cover. Feedback on the angles was 50% perfect, 25% good, and 25% okay. Overall, most people enjoyed the photos and thought they could appear on a magazine cover, indicating the photo shoot was a success.
Rahma conducted a survey to get feedback from an audience on what they want to see in music videos. The survey received responses from more females than males. Most respondents were age 14, and their favorite artists included Ed Sheeran, One Direction, and Rihanna. 73% preferred pop genre and 66% liked videos that were happy. The most important aspects for a music video were identified as acting, people falling in love, and dance moves. Respondents recommended various song ideas and suggested setting videos in animated worlds. The feedback will help Rahma's group create a music video that appeals to their target audience.
The document summarizes feedback received from an audience on a music video. It discusses the demographics of the respondents, their ratings of the video, and their opinions on how well the visuals matched the song. The feedback validated some of the creative choices made in the video, such as matching the visuals to the lyrics, and helped identify areas for improvement, like scenes that were too dark or overexposed. Overall the feedback improved the creators' confidence in the video by highlighting what worked well and providing suggestions to make it even stronger.
Question 3- What have you learned from your audience feedback? The Music Videoemmasnow14
The student conducted a survey to get audience feedback on a music video they created. The survey had 7 questions about different elements of the music video. The results showed that most elements were well-received, with 100% of respondents saying the song fit the video, editing was sleek, and the relationship was believable. Some said lip syncing was slightly off at times. Most enjoyed the performance shots. This feedback will help the student improve weak elements and understand what worked well for future videos.
The feedback from friends on the music video was very positive. Most respondents were between 18-21 years old, which matches the target audience. Nobody rated the video lower than 5 out of 10 for enjoyment. Different parts of the video resonated with different people. 83.3% thought the video seemed professional. Responses to an open-ended question about the video made the creators very happy and proud. Most said everything was great, with some noting that text could have been better synced to the music. 72.2% said they would purchase the song/video, which was a great outcome.
The document outlines an instructional unit that engages students in learning about the American Revolution. Students complete various activities, assignments, and assessments to build their knowledge, including watching an introductory video, taking a quiz, participating in an authentic scenario, analyzing perspectives of patriots and loyalists, exploring geography and its relationship to tensions, evaluating key characters, ranking key events, analyzing primary sources and eyewitness accounts, identifying propaganda, gathering evidence, and preparing a written report. The unit aims to increase student participation and practice skills like close reading that will be needed for assessments.
This document discusses feedback received on three edits of a music video project. For the first edit, teachers suggested adding a narrative and friends/family suggested including the love interest. The second edit incorporated more professional camera shots and effects based on this feedback. Additional feedback was to include a narrative and another character, which was done for the final edit and was well-received by the audience.
The document summarizes audience research conducted to inform the production of a music video. It includes questions asked of the target audience and the main findings. The research found that the target audience is mainly 16-18 year old females who watch music videos primarily on YouTube. They prefer videos with strong narratives and performances that make them feel sad or soothed. Most would watch a love-based video and suggested depicting a couple going through relationship challenges as the theme for the music video being produced. The audience research provided guidance on the genre, platform, themes, and story to focus on to create a successful music video for this audience.
The document summarizes audience feedback received from a survey about a music video produced by the author and Chris. Key points from the feedback include:
1) Responses were received from a large number of friends, providing reliable results.
2) The feedback showed the video was enjoyed equally by both male and female viewers.
3) Most viewers were between 18-21, the target age group.
4) No one rated the video below a 5 out of 10 for enjoyability.
5) The feedback suggested the video seemed professionally made and boosted the authors' confidence.
The document summarizes the feedback received from an audience questionnaire about a music video and ancillary materials. Key findings include:
- The music video's genre appealed mostly to house but some saw pop influences due to pace.
- Early feedback showed little link between the video, album cover and magazine, but improvements clarified similarities in font and artist images.
- Audiences most enjoyed the narrative aspect of the video, particularly a fade effect conveying emotion.
- Ratings were mostly 9s and 10s, showing the work was well-received and conventions were effective. Reflections incorporated audience advice for further improvement.
The document summarizes feedback from a survey about a music video. It discusses the responses to 7 questions about different aspects of the video such as how well the lyrics and visuals linked, how professional it looked, and the best aspects. The feedback was generally positive, praising the link between lyrics and visuals, the professional look, and finding the editing, locations, and costumes varied. The survey identified some areas for potential improvement like getting more responses to questions about changes.
The document summarizes the responses to a survey about a music video project. It discusses how most respondents said they would be interested in a video about friends hanging out, that the song choice fit well with the theme, and that mixing different locations was a positive idea. It also notes that respondents had varying opinions on editing techniques like layering clips. Overall, the feedback validated the core concepts and editing approach for the video project.
The document summarizes feedback from a survey about three media products: a documentary, radio trailer, and magazine double page spread. For the documentary, feedback was generally positive but noted room for improvement on sound levels and transitions. The radio trailer also received positive feedback but could have balanced sound levels better. Feedback indicated the magazine was professional and informative, though some wanted more images. In conclusion, the media products were largely successful but could be improved by paying closer attention to sound levels and image quality in future projects.
- The document discusses feedback received on a music video from classmates, social media users, and Facebook users.
- Feedback was generally positive and praised the use of camera angles, character development, editing, and how the video matched the pace of the music and represented the lyrics visually.
- Some minor feedback suggested reducing the number of fade transitions, which the creator addressed based on further discussion.
100% of respondents said they would watch the opening sequence after seeing the storyboard and that the edits allowed continuity between scenes. However, 60% felt the sound was not suitable for the scenes. Additionally, 100% agreed the storyboard followed the psychological thriller genre. Therefore, the storyboard did not require changes, but sound would need to be re-evaluated.
100% of respondents said they would watch the opening sequence after seeing the storyboard and that the edits allowed continuity between scenes. However, 60% felt the sound was not suitable for the scenes. Additionally, 100% agreed the storyboard followed the psychological thriller genre. Therefore, the storyboard did not require changes, but sound would need to be re-evaluated.
The document reports on the results of a survey about a storyboard for a film opening sequence. For the first two questions, 100% of respondents said they would watch the opening after seeing the storyboard and that the edits allowed continuity between scenes. For question three, 60% said the sound was not suitable. And for question four, 100% said the storyboard followed the psychological thriller genre. Therefore, the storyboard only needed changes to the sound based on the survey results.
100% of respondents said they would watch the opening sequence after seeing the storyboard and that the edits allowed continuity between scenes. However, 60% felt the sound was not suitable for the scenes. Additionally, 100% agreed the storyboard followed the psychological thriller genre. Therefore, the storyboard did not require changes, but sound would need to be re-evaluated.
Evaluation Question 3 - What have you learned from your audience feedback? ljacksonmedia
This is my evaluation question that looks at all of the questionnaires that we have completed and analysing all of the results and how we have changed aspects of our film via the feedback we received.
Question 3 – what have you learned fromjoshuariser
From the audience feedback, the group learned:
1) The print advert was effective with no needed changes, the blurred movement caught attention.
2) The documentary presented a clear narrative and the interviews/sound correctly reflected the narration.
3) The radio trailer was good, caught attention and linked to the documentary with relevant clips.
4) Minor changes were suggested like making the narration louder, but overall the audience felt the three pieces worked well together to tell a cohesive story.
Question 3 – what have you learned from your audience feedback?joshuariser
From audience feedback on the print advert, documentary, and radio trailer, the group learned:
1) The print advert was effective with no needed changes, capturing attention with its blurred movement effect.
2) The documentary had a clear narrative, relevant interviews, and sound/shots that matched the interviews. However, narration volume needed increasing and some minor edits were suggested.
3) The radio trailer was successful at catching attention, having relevant clips, and linking to the documentary's narrative.
The feedback indicated the three pieces worked well together to communicate a cohesive and professional final product. Minor adjustments were recommended to improve specific elements.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience on a student's documentary, radio trailer, and TV guide about the effects of social media on education. Key findings include:
- The majority of audiences said they would continue watching the documentary and found the topic interesting. They also felt they learned from it.
- Audiences felt the documentary and radio trailer looked professional and had appropriate sound levels, though these could be improved.
- Music choice received mixed feedback but audiences understood the challenges in finding suitable music.
- Audiences said the most effective parts of the radio trailer were the facts and statistics.
- Audiences said the TV guide images and main heading would encourage them to read the article or watch
Media doc audience feedback without graphs or radio and print ademilylydiaparis
The group uploaded their media clips to YouTube and shared the links on Facebook and Twitter to collect audience feedback. They noticed that while the clips were receiving many views, they were only getting one comment on YouTube. To get more responses, one member directly texted friends for feedback, which worked well to ensure responses. The feedback was generally positive and consistent, praising the variety of interviews. However, some noted the lack of male perspectives early on and issues with audio quality. Going forward, the group learned they need a better gender balance and to be more careful of audio issues during filming.
- Feedback on a music video posted to YouTube was positive, praising the simple yet effective mise-en-scene and smooth editing. However, some comments lacked detail.
- Interviews with the target audience provided useful feedback, finding the promotional package complementary and the video's storyline natural and immersive. Suggestions included brightening some materials' colors.
- Overall, feedback was mostly positive with constructive criticism that could help improve future work, fulfilling the goal of understanding the target audience's perspective.
Evaluation question 3 - What have you learned from your feedbackChay123
The document summarizes feedback received from students on a short horror film. Students were interviewed immediately after viewing the film and asked about their impressions, favorite parts, and areas for improvement. Strengths of this feedback method included the film being fresh in students' minds and honest opinions. Weaknesses included potential blanking from sudden questions and lack of professional review. Feedback highlighted acting as an area to improve and camera work as effective. Audience feedback is important for filmmakers to better appeal to viewers and identify mistakes.
The document summarizes feedback received on a music video project from YouTube comments and a focus group.
Positive feedback praised the editing, storyline clarity, use of different locations, and bright colors used in promotional materials. Negative feedback suggested improving phone shot clarity, acting realism, reducing text on packaging, and linking promotional materials more clearly.
The comments reinforced the importance of audience feedback to identify strengths and areas for improvement. They highlighted the need for more production time on lighting, shots, and cuts to perfect technical aspects in future projects.
Bradley Homans learned from audience feedback in several ways:
1) Initial questionnaires found that social networking plays a large role in the lives of the target audience (ages 16-19), confirming their topic of "Social Networking: The Effect" was appropriate.
2) After creating a documentary and radio trailer, follow-up questionnaires found most of the target audience enjoyed and learned from the documentary (ratings of 9-10/10), and the music, voiceover, and variety of shots all worked effectively.
3) Feedback also confirmed the radio trailer and magazine article successfully promoted the documentary and linked the products together in a cohesive way.
The document discusses feedback received from an audience questionnaire about a documentary. Key points:
- The target audience that was aimed for matched the audience that responded to the questionnaire.
- Most respondents found the 5 minute extract appealing and engaging.
- A good percentage of the feedback was positive, and the documentary was successful at being informative and fitting the genre and target audience of the broadcast channel.
- Some areas for improvement were identified, such as including more content relevant to male viewers.
What have you learned from your audience feedbackalihamade8
The document summarizes feedback received from audiences on a music video project. Key points include:
- Audiences responded positively to the lighting, makeup, narrative, and repeatability of the video. Some suggested improving the pace of montage sequences and shot variety.
- A survey of additional audiences found the narrative, visuals, lip sync, and overall quality were clear. Minor improvements like brightness and clutter were noted.
- Feedback was incorporated like adjusting montage pace to the beat and improving shot clarity. The final video addressed this feedback to create a successful, high quality piece.
The responses to the script were positive, with most people saying it was good and that the shot types suited the video. Some commented that there was a variety of shots and that the characters' movements synced well with the song. As the audience liked the ideas presented in the script, there is not much that needs to be changed. While most felt more than two people were needed in the video, the script already includes a protagonist, antagonist, and policeman. Overall, the responses indicated that the song choice was good and that people would like to watch the final video.
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EASY TUTORIAL OF HOW TO USE G-TEAMS BY: FEBLESS HERNANEFebless Hernane
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STUDY ON THE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY OF HUZHOU TOURISMAJHSSR Journal
ABSTRACT: Huzhou has rich tourism resources, as early as a considerable development since the reform and
opening up, especially in recent years, Huzhou tourism has ushered in a new period of development
opportunities. At present, Huzhou tourism has become one of the most characteristic tourist cities on the East
China tourism line. With the development of Huzhou City, the tourism industry has been further improved, and
the tourism degree of the whole city has further increased the transformation and upgrading of the tourism
industry. However, the development of tourism in Huzhou City still lags far behind the tourism development of
major cities in East China. This round of research mainly analyzes the current development of tourism in
Huzhou City, on the basis of analyzing the specific situation, pointed out that the current development of
Huzhou tourism problems, and then analyzes these problems one by one, and put forward some specific
solutions, so as to promote the further rapid development of tourism in Huzhou City.
KEYWORDS:Huzhou; Travel; Development
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Lifecycle of a GME Trader: From Newbie to Diamond Handsmediavestfzllc
Your phone buzzes with a Reddit notification. It's the WallStreetBets forum, a cacophony of memes, rocketship emojis, and fervent discussions about Gamestop (GME) stock. A spark ignites within you - a mix of internet bravado, a rebellious urge to topple the hedge funds (remember Mr. Mayo?), and maybe that one late-night YouTube rabbit hole about tendies. You decide to YOLO (you only live once, right?).
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EASY TUTORIAL OF HOW TO USE REMINI BY: FEBLESS HERNANEFebless Hernane
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EASY TUTORIAL OF HOW TO USE REMINI BY: FEBLESS HERNANE
Analysis of Questionnaire
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2. The majority of our
feedback for the first
question was very positive.
Most of the people who
answered the
questionnaire, gave it ‘very
good’.
This means we do not need
to change anything in the
sequence as a whole, like
re filming it or changing
the idea. They all said they
liked it and the sequence
was successful for
introducing a film.
3. Question two was
answered as a
majority, positively.
Which means most
people found our
credits to be
effective. One person
commented that they
weren’t sure if the
credits were
effective. However, it
wasn’t negative
feedback and the
majority knew they
liked it.
4. Most people answered that
they thought the editing
was really good. Most of
our responses were ‘yes’,
really positive feedback.
The other piece of
feedback we received was
the other option. The
person who answered the
questionnaire commented
‘A*’ which is clearly some
positive feedback.
5. The feedback we got
was 100% positive.
Everybody who
answered this question
gave positive
feedback. This clearly
means that everybody
who answered wants
to carry on watching
our opening title
sequence.
6. Everybody who
answered the question
said they understood our
opening title sequence.
This is great feedback
because it means that
our opening title
sequence is really easy
to understand.
7. Everybody said they
thought our transitions
were smooth. This
means we don’t need
to change any editing
and clearly, the choice
to change the software
we used was the right
thing to do.