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The filmmakers received feedback on their music video from 9 completed questionnaires. Respondents generally understood and connected with the storyline. Suggestions for improvement included adding more characters, using more shots at different locations, and defining the ending more clearly. The "voyeurism shot" was praised, but transitions were seen as too rushed. Costume design for the bullied character could also have been improved to better fit the storyline.

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3. What have you learned from your audience feedback?

Originally 12 questionnaires were handed out but only 9 were filled out. From the information we have received back, we have found that the storyline was successful as everyone said they understood and could link it with the lyrics.

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