What have you learned from your audience feedback

Audience feedback was an important part of our process and we often checked with the people around us to see if changes were necessary or if what we was doing looked okay. This was done in the media classroom as we were editing so it was useful to have people with media knowledge around to help us whilst we went along. They helped us learn what was good and bad about our product. One notable peice of feedback U recived was from one of the member of our class Tayo Adeboye who gave a good analysis of where our product was at a point of its development which allowed us to make some drastic changes that increased the quality of the product greatly. This is an example of how the feedback we received was great and improved the product a huge amount.

We also revived feedback from non media students at an evening showcasing the creative work at the school. This was a useful learning experience as most of the audience would not be media students so their response would be mainly emotional and not as technical as the evaluation be media students. By receiving their emotional response some technical elements can be changed to allow a different emotional response from this audience. This is why learning from an audience of non media students was useful as it allowed us to change the video to get the intended response from the audience when applying the uses and gratification theory to my work.

Finally here is a short video that one of our friends agreed to film for us giving her feedback on our video.