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Our audience feedback helped us to see that all our hard work had indeed paid off. The many positive comments we received about both the music video and ancillary tasks helped us have a great confidence boost in what we had produced. Thanks to some of the negative comments as well, we were able to make some adjustments to the music video which should hopefully enable the product to now be at the best of its ability.

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However, there are some negatives to both the video and digi-pack. For the video, one viewer said that some of the shots with the people were slightly dull and didn't have a lot of context, something which is different compared to the rest of the video. A comment specifically on the poster said that the font at the bottom, displaying 'In Stores Now', was quite difficult to read and didn't look quite right compared to the rest of the poster.

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From our audience feedback, I learnt that there was many positives about our media products. The main positive in the music video that many people loved was the fading from the black and white to colour in the music video, as they felt that this added a warm and welcoming atmosphere from one which was previously cold and oppressive. Another positive comment was how well the shots featuring the dancers were, something which we were very proud of as it had taken us a lot of effort to achieve that.

The ancillary tasks also had many positives comments. One of the key comments is that there is a key theme through out both the poster and digi-pack and this, along with the simplicity of both, allows them to look professional yet also stand out more. Many people also said that the natural photography was beautifully done.

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These comments from Facebook specifically focus on the poster.

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These comments from Facebook specifically focus on the digipack.

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These are some of the comments which received on our ancillary tasks from Facebook.

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We also sent the video to Rosie's friend studying media at university in America, which allowed us to gain a more professional insight into our video.

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These are some of the comments which we recieved from Twitter on our video

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These are the comments which we recieved from Facebook on our video.