Our finished media product:
'The woods'
We gathered our audience feedback using the PURE Digital Flip Mino F360 Camcorder - 0.31 MP - Black. This is a minature hand-held camcorder which made the process of filming our audience feeback very simple and effective.
The following videos entail the other groups in our media AS group telling us both positive and negatives of our project and if anything is unanswered, my group asking questions:
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From wathcing the audience feedback videos and personal opinions i feel that the biggest issue in our film was the continuity, all of the groups acknowledged the issue my group encountered involving an orange plastic bag which appeared in one scene and then disappeared. Despite being given the audience feedback on our rough cut I was unable to make the desired changes regarding the orange plastic bag as re-filiming at this late a stage was not an option so the bag remains in the film.
The following videos entail the other groups in our media AS group telling us both positive and negatives of our project and if anything is unanswered, my group asking questions:
1)
2)
3)
From wathcing the audience feedback videos and personal opinions i feel that the biggest issue in our film was the continuity, all of the groups acknowledged the issue my group encountered involving an orange plastic bag which appeared in one scene and then disappeared. Despite being given the audience feedback on our rough cut I was unable to make the desired changes regarding the orange plastic bag as re-filiming at this late a stage was not an option so the bag remains in the film.
On a positive the feedback allowed us to change some of the shots used as the audience did not favour the POV shots we used or the switching from POV to normal camera shots. It also allowed us to adapt the audio according to what the groups thought. Other than the previous issue mentioned our project appeared to have a lot of positive revolving around the camera work and every group managed to successfully recognise the genre and one person even said that a part of the film 'scared' them. None of the feedback we recieved was entirely negative, this along with the encouraging feedback gave my media group, 'JAMS', the motivation to make the needed changes to the project. The other positives we gathered were that our establishing shots worked well and fitted with the genre and introduced the main protagonist, fulfilling conventions of an opening sequence.
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