Friday, 13 March 2015
Question 3 - What have you learnt from your audience feedback
Throughout the project we had received a lot of audience feedback. The feedback allowed us to make alot of improvements to our work and it also allowed us to see our audiences opinion so that we can add their suggestions to our music video.
1) We started off looking at the background of our genre and the artist that we were basing our idea on. We did this by looking at social media.
2) I then asked a friend to answer some questions about their background in music. This helped us because one of the questions were 'Do you have any suggestions for what we can put in our music video?' so the answer for this made us have some audience contribution.
3) We then used 'Survey monkey' this allowed us to get quick responses from our target audience on what they thought should go in our music video. We had many positive responses and many ideas were given for our music video.
4) We then got people to look at our mock up music video. From this we gathered some information on what to include. Most people told us to change the background which we were going to do at the end. We also got told to move some parts around. Further more we asked two of our target audience seven questions about our mock up music video. The questions were split up points of different areas of the video which could potentially be improved. Some of the feedback that we got was negative which is good because this helped us to improve it. Some of the points that were mentions were good as they saw what we were trying to show 'The video is provocative' - Jhaneel 0:23.
5) Finally, once our music video was finished I asked someone from our target audience what he thought of our main product and the ancillary tasks. From the audience feedback that was given we could see that we had achieved our purpose and that the audience could see what we wanted them to see.
1) We started off looking at the background of our genre and the artist that we were basing our idea on. We did this by looking at social media.
2) I then asked a friend to answer some questions about their background in music. This helped us because one of the questions were 'Do you have any suggestions for what we can put in our music video?' so the answer for this made us have some audience contribution.
3) We then used 'Survey monkey' this allowed us to get quick responses from our target audience on what they thought should go in our music video. We had many positive responses and many ideas were given for our music video.
4) We then got people to look at our mock up music video. From this we gathered some information on what to include. Most people told us to change the background which we were going to do at the end. We also got told to move some parts around. Further more we asked two of our target audience seven questions about our mock up music video. The questions were split up points of different areas of the video which could potentially be improved. Some of the feedback that we got was negative which is good because this helped us to improve it. Some of the points that were mentions were good as they saw what we were trying to show 'The video is provocative' - Jhaneel 0:23.
5) Finally, once our music video was finished I asked someone from our target audience what he thought of our main product and the ancillary tasks. From the audience feedback that was given we could see that we had achieved our purpose and that the audience could see what we wanted them to see.
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