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The group learned several things from receiving audience feedback on their music video project: 1) Initial feedback helped them narrow down their song choices to Arctic Monkeys' "When the Sun Goes Down", though they ultimately went with their own preference. 2) Additional feedback helped them plan the beginning, middle, and end of the video, though their ideas changed significantly as the project developed. 3) Presenting their ideas to the class provided comments that improved aspects of the video's style and timing.
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- The final product's questionnaire showed most respondents understood the anti-drinking message and felt the multi-media elements were well-matched, suggesting the goals were successfully achieved.
Q 3 audience feedback
The document summarizes key learnings from audience feedback gathered during the production of a documentary. Some of the main findings included that the target audience of 11-19 year olds preferred a female voiceover narrator, liked the inclusion of statistics and facts, and felt there was too much pressure from teachers and parents to achieve good grades. The filmmakers incorporated this feedback by choosing a female narrator and including facts and a discussion of generational differences in perceptions of pressure. Additional feedback on early cuts of the film helped improve areas like audio levels and scene transitions.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses research conducted with the target audience of teenagers and young adults to inform the creation of a documentary. A questionnaire was administered to determine preferred documentary styles. Most preferred the reflexive style, so this was the main approach used. Interviews further probed interests in the topic of internet culture. A screening gathered feedback, confirming the appeal to the target demographic and identifying issues to address, such as inconsistent sound levels. Engaging the target audience throughout provided valuable guidance that strengthened the final documentary.
Question 3
The document discusses the audience feedback gathered for a media project focused on dubstep/hip-hop music. Surveys, interviews, pitches, and written feedback were used to collect input from the target audience of males aged 18-30. Key findings included that black and red were the most associated colors, music should be fast-paced, and music videos should be set in clubs or outdoor urban areas. Detailed feedback from interviews provided guidance on the music video, website, and album artwork. Pitches and draft reviews also helped refine the project to better appeal to the target demographic.
Q3
The document discusses feedback received from peers on initial ideas for a media project. It describes how feedback helped validate theme and narrative choices. Comments reassured the creator that their concept fit the target demographic and was not too complex. Technical feedback from a teacher also improved elements like camera work, performances, and shot composition. Audience research informed the design of promotional materials to match the tastes of the target "Scenesters" demographic.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses the importance of receiving feedback from audiences to understand how a media product is received and whether it achieves its intended purpose. The author learned about audience feedback through research projects creating a magazine and movie trailer. Feedback was gathered from various sources, including a media studies teacher, classmates, friends/family, and online surveys, to get perspectives from different demographics. The author found feedback most helpful for improving aspects like visuals, sound, pacing, narrative clarity, and lighting in the movie trailer. Collecting feedback from multiple avenues helped the author tailor the media product to better achieve its goals.
Audience research
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted by a group of students to gather audience research for a music video they are creating. The survey included questions about demographics, music preferences, and what viewers like to see in music videos. Key findings included that the majority of respondents were 16-17 years old, slightly more were female than male, and UK rap was not the most popular genre but viewers enjoyed elements of performance, creativity and realism in music videos. This information helped the group refine their ideas for incorporating the right elements into their own UK rap music video.
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Audience feedback was gathered through questionnaires and social media to improve a music video. Questionnaires with open and closed questions were filled out by 32 people from different age groups and genders. Feedback indicated adding a storyline and less lip syncing to the video. Social media like Facebook and YouTube provided a wider range of feedback. This feedback helped enhance the music video, poster, and album artwork.
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- 6. We as a group conducted a PowerPoint presentation to the class about our ideas. After watching the presentation, class members were invited to comment and answer a few questions on what they liked and disliked about our ideas. Some comments made were, that we could possibly add various colours to stick to indie codes and conventions, as well as the video’s original Brit pop era vibe.
- 7. From the success of our presentation, we decided to repeat the exercise for our final video, from this, we decided that our miming could be better timed, we took this in to consideration and instantly changed it.