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IMAGES OF AUDIENCE FEEDBACK - VOICE RECORDINGS

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IMAGES OF AUDIENCE FEEDBACK - VOICE RECORDINGS

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This is a print screen of my blog showing some voice recordings that I got through doing audience feedback on my logo drawings.

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https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3R8S7BX

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Due to doing audience feedback in my work last year I then realised that I needed to do it again this year to make sure that my products were as good in my eyes as they were in everyone else’s and I would then also be able to make a product people could recognise. From looking at all of the audience feedback that I have received I have realised that everyone has completely different ideas on what they like and what they dislike. When I had originally made my individual products I was very happy with the progress that I had made however then I asked the audiences for my products and they gave me ideas that I had never thought of before such as using different and unique symbols for certain letters which then made the products more suitable for the purpose. Knowing what they audience wanted me to make and wanted my products to look like helped a lot as one brain isn’t half as good as multiple from the public and people that are around me.

I have done multiple questionnaires online on websites such as Survey Monkey where I have uploaded images of the products that I have been making and then had replies from my peers, friends and then also the public who have given me the motivation to carry on with certain ideas that I have had and then also things that I would be able to develop on for the future to make sure that my products are suiting the target audience that I am trying to apply too, such as the idea of a copyright logo being incorporated into the film logo suggested by one of my peers and is shown as a voice sound cloud on my blog. I had originally made products that were basic and things that I thought looked dull due to them all being the same one colour and all had the similar shape of an object that you would use for weighing to incorporate the idea of being 'balanced’ this was successful as we found through my online survey where the audience gave me and Sophie feedback (due to making the logos together and working as a group on our products).

To make sure that I was able get the most from my audience so I showed my trailer to my intended audience of teenagers and young adults where I got feedback from what they thought about both my trailer and my print products and I then noted down all the things that they thought could be changed to make it better. Me and Sophie did an evaluation task where we all sat down and watched the trailer, this is where I learnt that people did not understand the narrative of the trailer so myself and Sophie decided that we needed to re edit the clips so that the narrative then made more sense with the music and the footage that we had. This showed me that we really needed to get across to the audience a powerful story that they would remember and potentially want to see in the real film world later on in life.  One of the audience members said that the music that we had used ‘’sounds like a music video rather than a trailer’’ so we decided that we needed to include more music effects and have a change of tempo along the way. After making the music changes I then asked members of my audience to rematch my trailer and there were still some issues with certain clip lengths and music so when this has been changed the audience will understand everything about the trailer and want to watch the trailer in the cinema.

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What have you learned from audience feedback?