Audience Feedback
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Katy Kennedy gathered feedback on a film production from audiences. The feedback included positive feedback praising elements like the music, shots, lighting, and story. Negative feedback suggested some scenes were slow, shots could be improved, and more sounds and the demon character could be featured more. Feedback was also gathered on ancillary tasks like the poster and film review, with positive feedback noting consistency and style, and negative feedback providing ways to improve elements like images, fonts, and layout.
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The document provides 4 sets of images labeled with codes for a movie poster, and requests the reader to leave a comment with their favorite image code. It explains that a teaser trailer has been seen and the reader should pick the best poster image from the options based on the codes in the bottom right of each photo.
Film review analysis
The document summarizes the style and format of a film review in the Little White Lies magazine. It notes that the film still is placed at the top of the page in a 50/50 split with the text. Below is information on the director, actors, and release date. The review uses a rating system of Anticipation, Enjoyment, and Retrospect. Adjectives used to describe the film are intense, harrowing, chilling bleakness, impressive, and fully committed. Pink is the consistent color used throughout reviews as it relates to the magazine's concept. The layout is simple with one image at the top and the review in three columns below to break up the text.
Analysis for ancillary task
This document provides an analysis of an ancillary TV program synopsis. It notes that the synopsis clearly shows the air date and channel, includes an interview with the main actor, uses images and direct quotes to support the information being conveyed, and has a traditional format that effectively summarizes the program for viewers.
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Audience feedback 1
This document contains feedback from multiple reviewers on a draft music video and the creators' responses. Key points include:
- Reviewers liked the beat but wanted it to be more interesting visually. They also suggested removing a thermostat shot.
- The creators were happy with the heaven/hell theme and costumes/makeup but acknowledge iPhone filming lacked cohesion.
- Shaky camerawork and color inversion received mixed feedback, so may be changed.
- A hand on a window was deemed an effective visual.
- Later feedback praised the professionalism but noted pixelated zooming on a distant tree shot.
- Creators defended narrative elements but may reduce repetitive shots or modify visual effects based on reviews.
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This document contains feedback from multiple reviewers on a draft music video and the creators' responses. Key points include:
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- Shaky camerawork and color inversion received mixed feedback, so may be changed.
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- Their story development was strong but the shot list lacked detail.
- Time management could have been improved, particularly for written documents like risk assessments.
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- Peer feedback suggested smoother transitions between shots and adding more sound effects could strengthen the film.
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This document provides an evaluation of the student's short film production project. Some key points:
- The student's secondary research on their target audience was a strength, but their primary research through surveys could have been improved with more responses.
- Their story development was strong but the shot list lacked detail.
- Time management could have been improved, particularly for written documents like risk assessments.
- Comparing their film to an example, they note differences in shot styles and use of audio/sound effects that could be improved.
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Planning helped the production go smoothly by having a script, shot list, and idea of what to convey. The script outlined shots while some dialogue was improvised for naturalness. Having a shot list gave direction for each shot.
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Evaluation Question 2
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- 1. + What have you learnt from audience feedback? Katy Kennedy
- 2. + Audience Feedback… Audience feedback has been very important throughout the entirety of our production. Their opinion is essentially the most important as we are providing a product for them. Below you can see how I gathered audience feedback and analyzed it.
- 3. + Positive Feedback For Film… The music is well suited to each scene The opening shot allows us to set the scene Good variety ofangles throughout Good timing of shots Colour lights reflect the mood of the film well Steady shots Smooth transitions Interesting story
- 4. + Negative Feedback From Film… Some scenes are slow Didn’t like the shot face to face Scene shown after the credits should be longer Don’t like the last shot More sounds should be used in the opening scene The demon should be featured slightly more Some scenes not professional
- 5. + Positive Feedback From Ancillary Tasks The two clearly link together The theme is consistent throughout The style of the house 42 title is very good The layout of the poster is professional looking The main image used on the poster is intriguing and draws you in The main body text on the review is easy to read
- 6. + Negative Feedback From Ancillary Tasks The film review could use more images The font used on the tag line is hard to read The texture used on the poster covers the characters face to much The writing could have been spaced out better The main image could have been bigger An image placed in the background could have improved the posters appeal