Question 4; Audience Feedback
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The document discusses feedback received from two audiences on a music video project. Feedback from the student's media class noted that the camera shake was sometimes too intense but gave the video a "home video" feel. Comments on Reddit also noted the frequent camera shake could make the video seem amateur. However, the video was well received on YouTube with almost 300 views and 6 likes, showing it was enjoyable to watch. Going forward, the student would use a tripod for some shots to balance shaky footage and improve composure, but is overall happy with how the video turned out.
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Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
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Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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Question 4; Audience Feedback
- 1. EVALUATION What have you learnt from Audience Feedback?
- 2. SAMPLE 1 The first set of audience I asked for opinions off of was my Media class who have all been working on their own Media Products also. They all filled out sheets of paper that asked a series of questions such as: Rating out of 5 What Went Well Even Better If
- 3. FEEDBACK
- 4. WHAT I FOUND FROM IT Many of the feedback forms mentioned that the camera wobble was too intense in some areas of the video but some evaluated that it gave it a good “home-video” feel to it. I agree that the camera shake could be perceived as too strong, but I can also see that the effect it has on the video as a whole is equally as strong. Another comment made was could use smoother transitions which I can agree with. A smoother transition from shot to shot would improve the ease of watching the video but an alternative interpretation would be that that’s not how the band want to be perceived. The band’s indie tendencies would have been emphasised by the low-budget, shakes and sharp cuts that embellish their half- baked approach at life.
- 5. SAMPLE 2 I posted my video onto a website named Reddit and asked for some feedback. I only received 2 comments but they was both very insightful. Feedback from friends and family are usually very positive, however, on the internet it is the antithesis so I deemed it necessary to do auxiliary research
- 6. FEEDBACK
- 7. WHAT I FOUND FROM IT The commentor AfricanZulu said that the camera shake was good but maybe I utilised this too often. I understand that there was a very good chance of me falling into an “amateur” music video by not using a tripod. Despite my Media teacher saying I should use a tripod I didn’t because I really wanted to get this authentic perception of the band
- 8. YOUTUBE Despite mixed comments from people on Reddit and from school, on YouTube it was been watched almost 300 times and has 6 likes. I am happy with this as it means it is enjoyable to watch as no one has disliked it.
- 9. CONCLUSION If I was to re-record the video I would use a tripod when shooting the practice room shots. I believe this would have equalled out the shakey shots to steady shots and there would have been a stronger aesthetic difference between the tour and practice. I tried making this evident through using a different camera, and the use of black and white. However, a tripod would have helped the composure of certain shots. Another change I would make is shoot more. Maybe at another location. The shots did get a little repetitive and another location to alternate to would have been ideal. However, I am happy with how it turned out as the video has been watched a lot and enjoyed by many. The abundance of shake and the sharp cuts that I manipulated created a great visceral atmosphere for the audience to feel that they was there in the claustrophobic practice room and the wide open stage.