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Josh Martin
Josh Martin

The filmmakers asked for feedback on their music video from social media and classmates to improve it. Most useful was feedback on Facebook that some shots were too long, so they added quick flashback shots to break up longer scenes. Classmates also noted some edits were poorly timed, which they fixed by tightening up parts of the footage.

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What have you learned from your audience feedback? In order to make our music video the best that it could be, we asked people what they thought of it via social networking and asking them face to face. Using the feedback given to us, we made some adjustments to make the video better. The main feedback we used the most was the social network feedback acquired via facebook. To get this feedback we shared the video to facebook and asked people to leave comments, which we then reflected on to improve our video. One of the comments stated that they felt some of the shots went on for too long. Upon reflection, we realised that this was the case. To fix this problem we decided to break up some of the longer shots with quick flashback type shots, meaning there were no continuously long shots with not much happening. Although the comments were quite useful for us making improvements, some of them where ignored as some people just stated that they didn't like the choice of song. Since these people aren't the target audience we decided that this isn't something we should take into consideration. It was also too late to change song by this point. As well as the feedback from social networking, we used feedback given by some of our classmates. A lot of the feedback from this was the same as the feedback given on facebook. However, there was something that was said that helped us to improve the video. One person pointed out that some of the edits were a little off in timing, something we didn't manage to notice. After being told this, we looked back at the footage and noticed that some parts could probably be tidied up, which we did.

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  • 1. What have you learned from your audience feedback? In order to make our music video the best that it could be, we asked people what they thought of it via social networking and asking them face to face. Using the feedback given to us, we made some adjustments to make the video better. The main feedback we used the most was the social network feedback acquired via facebook. To get this feedback we shared the video to facebook and asked people to leave comments, which we then reflected on to improve our video. One of the comments stated that they felt some of the shots went on for too long. Upon reflection, we realised that this was the case. To fix this problem we decided to break up some of the longer shots with quick flashback type shots, meaning there were no continuously long shots with not much happening. Although the comments were quite useful for us making improvements, some of them where ignored as some people just stated that they didn't like the choice of song. Since these people aren't the target audience we decided that this isn't something we should take into consideration. It was also too late to change song by this point. As well as the feedback from social networking, we used feedback given by some of our classmates. A lot of the feedback from this was the same as the feedback given on facebook. However, there was something that was said that helped us to improve the video. One person pointed out that some of the edits were a little off in timing, something we didn't manage to notice. After being told this, we looked back at the footage and noticed that some parts could probably be tidied up, which we did.