The document appears to be a survey about a music video. It includes survey results showing that 89% of respondents thought the genre was indie, 94% thought the actress was right for the song, and 84% would buy the single after watching the video. Open-ended questions also asked about technical strengths, weaknesses, and how the video could be improved. The creator says they would improve camera stability, lighting, and ensuring the lip syncing is clear, but would keep the main character and ballet scenes the same overall.

2. What genre do you think the
music video is?
Genre Percentage (30
people questioned)
Pop 11%
RnB 0%
Indie 89%
Rock metal 0%

3. Is the protagonist the right
actress for the song?
Yes No
94% 6%

4. Do you think ballet was the
right sort of dance to be used
in this type of song?

5. Having watched the music
video, would you go out and
buy the single?
Yes No
84% 16%

6. Similar to the last question, after
watching the video, seeing the CD
cover and the advertisement, would
you go and buy the CD?
Yes No
81% 19%

7. What were the technical
strengths of the video?

8. What were the technical
weaknesses of the video?

9. Finally, what would you
improve on the video?

10. From the comments I received when I showed an audience
my music video, I have taken into account. If I was to do the
music video again, I would make sure that the camera is kept
steady all the time apart from when I know that it needs to be
hand held. I will ensure that I have appropriate lighting for
the scene so that the audience can see the characters in the
video. I will also make sure that the audience can see the
character lip syncing so that they know it is a music video or
have a different technique that makes it obvious to the
audience that it is a music video.
On the other hand I would keep my character the same,
perhaps just change her clothes. I would also keep the ballet
scenes the same as I felt they worked well with the song but I
might change a couple of the moves.