Music video survey
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The survey asked respondents to rate a music video out of 10, indicate if the visuals matched the music, camera angles were successful, editing was successful, and if the video matched the genre of music. It also asked what could be improved, if lighting was used successfully, to describe the video in 4 words, and which element worked best and why. The survey thanked respondents for their feedback.
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