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A survey was conducted about a music video, website, and digipak for a band called Sons of the East. For the music video, most respondents thought the locations and story/concept were good, while one thought the plot involved a boy running away from home. Most found the video matched the song lyrics well. For the website, most found it easy to navigate but one suggested adding more photos to the gallery. Respondents thought the digipak photos were good but one suggested more band-related images.
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- When asked on a scale of 1-10, editing received an average rating of 8, indicating only small improvements were needed. Test audiences also felt the locations reinforced the horror theme.
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The document discusses feedback received from an online survey about a music video and related print productions. It provides details of the survey questions, charts showing the responses, and analysis of the results. Overall, the feedback was mainly positive. For the music video, males generally enjoyed and were more engaged than females. Participants unanimously agreed the video reflected the music style and promoted the artist. Responses to the print productions also indicated they successfully captured the genre and promoted the artist. Graphics and British themes were well received.
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The document discusses feedback received from an online survey about a music video and related print productions. It provides details of the survey questions, charts showing the responses, and analysis of the results. Overall, the feedback was mainly positive. For the music video, males generally enjoyed and were more engaged than females. Participants unanimously agreed the video reflected the music style and promoted the artist. Responses to the print productions also indicated they successfully captured the genre and promoted the artist. Graphics and British themes were well-received.
Evaluation question 3
The document summarizes feedback received from an audience of 15 people who viewed a documentary, listened to a radio trailer, and looked at a double page spread created by the author. The audience completed an anonymous 12 question survey. The author tallied the feedback and presented it in graphs showing what aspects of the projects the audience liked and suggested changing. Overall, the feedback was positive, with most audience members enjoying the documentary and radio trailer and not wanting to change anything. The feedback will help the author improve future media projects.
Q.3 feedback
The document summarizes feedback received from audiences on a documentary and print advertisement. It discusses responses to questions about whether the documentary was entertaining, had good quality, was eye-catching, seemed professional, and whether people would watch it on TV. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with some suggestions for improvements. It also summarizes feedback on questions about whether the print ad was eye-catching, matched the theme, would influence viewing, and what looked most professional. Again, the feedback was mostly positive with minor suggested changes.
Q3 evaluation
- The document summarizes research conducted with a target audience in October through December to develop and gather feedback on a music video.
- In October, a focus group provided feedback on the narrative and confirmed the topic of domestic abuse was suitable but needed delicate handling.
- Research in November found that most audience members consumed music videos on YouTube and Spotify.
- In December, feedback on an early cover design helped improve the layout and add more text.
- Post-release feedback confirmed the video successfully conveyed the narrative without offending viewers.
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- 2. Value Count 1 1 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 1 9 2 10 0 What do you think could be improved?(4 responses) Better acting Perhaps having more steady camerawork in some shots The audio at the beginning of the video. alot Sons of The East Website How easy do you find the website to navigate?(4 responses) Value Count 1 1 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 1
- 3. Value Count 10 2 Do you think the theme for the website is suitable for the band?(4 responses) Yes 1 Reasonably 2 Not really 0 Not at all 1 What do you think was good about the website?(4 responses) The easy navigation It had lots of useful information and I particularly like the 'Listen' page Very easy to use, aesthetically pleasing, and accessible layout it's a website What do you think could be improved?(4 responses) More images in the gallery More photos in the gallery It could have a more organic, countryside feel, at the moment it has quite an urban theme. maybe create a website or digipak Sons Of The East Digipak Do you think the digipak is suitable?(4 responses)
- 4. Yes 3 No 1 What do you think was good about the digipak?(4 responses) Good photography The panoramic photo is very attractive and the front cover too I like the coastal synergy of the images, the panorama, the inclusion of the faces of the band members, and the consistent colour scheme of the text the sign post What do you think could be improved?(4 responses) Pictures more related The track list colours could be slightly different to make them more legible Not much get rid of the compass you copied