Evaluation - Question Three

'What have you learned from your audience feedback?'

During the planning and production process I was able to show my footage to an audience in order to gain feedback, I was given the opportunity to do this a couple of times, I therefore gained an insight into what steps to take next in order to gain the best possible outcome. Here are a few of the comments I received during a screening to my peers. 

I was able to then go and do some further editing, or capture more footage if required, in our case, we were able to go a film some narrative which made our production much more interesting. I have learnt that gaining feedback from peers is an important stage when filming a production as you are able to gain an insight into what's working and what's not. This is most helpful when it is from your target audience, which worked in our favour. A lot of the audience said that we needed to add a narrative in order to make our music video better. Although we were planning to do this anyway, it showed us that this is something our target audience would enjoy.Overall, I found the feedback very helpful and it really encouraged my partner and I to dedicate more of our time.

Evaluation - Question Two

'How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary tasks?'

I think the outcomes of the production work very well together as we ensured that we used similar shot types and wore the same outfit so audiences were able to familiarise themselves with distinctions between the three. You can see the main product and ancillary tasks below, I have also produced a power point that goes into more detail. Click here

Evaluation - Question One

Digi-Pak

See our Final Video here

Final Poster