We decided to record four people that have seen our music video talking about what they liked about it and what they think we could have developed upon. We also had some written feedback at an earlier stage on which we used to develop our video and make it what it is now, from the previous feedback and constructive criticism we received, we were able to create a music video to a level where all the feedback we received was good and the only improvement we were asked to make was to use more of a certain shot that was really good.
Here are the videos
Ben Campbell:
I felt that Ben really understood the fun feel to the video and he was one of the more enthusiastic about the video. I feel like the previous feedback we had from our class allowed us to really develop upon our video to get it to the level that Ben enjoyed.
Michael Donnovan:
I felt that Michael, as a fellow media student was able to see our music video from a more professional outlook and we were very pleased with his feedback
Jess Comber:
Jess gave a very good insight into the video
Luke was the only one that gave us some constructive criticism in saying that we should have used another split screen because he felt the other one was so enjoyable. We did debate doing this but didn't want the novelty of the split screen to wear off or feel overused in anyway, so we felt we should leave it as just one as it will be a sort of surprise for the audience.
We also posted our video on facebook and these are the comments we got back.
We were very pleased with these comments as we felt that after the previous feedback we had, the work we had done to improve our video had allowed us to get it to the standard that this audience saw it at. I'm aware that without all of the audience feedback across the time of our work on the media product, we wouldn't have had the same insight into what it was that needed to be changed and may not have got it to a standard we were happy with.
Although we have finished our video so the audience feedback would not be able to change much, we didn't actually receive any bad comments. Therefore, we were happy with this feedback and we feel that in taking the feedback previously given to use 'arcade' and 'more colourful shots' we were able to create a fun, happy and much livelier video.
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