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The document discusses feedback received on draft trailers and magazine covers created by the author. For the first soap trailer draft, the feedback reinforced the author's own views that more content was needed. Feedback on the second soap trailer draft helped the author fine-tune parts of it. Feedback on the magazine cover revealed a typing error and suggested adding a feature, prompting the author to make those changes to make the cover more conventional. Overall, the author found feedback useful for improving drafts.
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- 3. Soap trailer draft 1 feedback My first draft was very incomplete, I did not necessarily require feedback as the trailer was simply unfinished, however I did gather the opinion of others. This feedback reinforced my own views on what needed to be included in my next trailer draft. And I was able to make changes to my trailer because of it.
- 4. Soap trailer draft 2 The second draft of my trailer was much better than my first, I needed feedback to fine-tune certain parts of it. Because of this feedback I was able to make the following changes to my trailer
- 5. Magazine front cover feedback My front cover did not need much altering, however feedback proved extremely useful as I had missed an error on my front cover. Because of this feedback I was able to identify the typing error on my blog and also add an extra feature, making my front cover more conventional. I made the following changes.