Showing posts with label Audience feedback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Audience feedback. Show all posts

12 November 2015

More ideas for your ancillary tasks

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Remember to seek feedback at every stage of production from your peers / target audience, and outside your target audience too!

See below:




16 November 2011

URGENT - Feedback, audience research, Vernallis analysis

Make sure you post the feedback you received on Monday. There should be a rough cut of your video on all your blogs by now, even if it is only a section of the final video.

Your ancillary tasks must be individual so if you have done the rough draft as a group, remember to finish it off on your own, mentioning the feedback received so far and how you've acted upon it.

Show your work to as many members of your target audience as possible, post polls and other interactive ways you're conversing with your audience.

Finally, most of you need to finalise your audience research posts, including clips from interviews etc. Questionnaires and their results are ok but not sufficient. Check out websites and sales numbers for similar artists and what their audiences are like.

Use the pod whenever you can to work on your edit - Ideally, you would be fine-tuning it at this stage!

Finally, make sure you complete an analysis of a similar video using the Carole Vernallis analysis template and apply Vernallis to your own video, even if it's not finished.

ALL THIS MUST BE COMPLETED ASAP.


28 November 2010

Getting audience feedback on your final products- Evaluation Question 3

Think of using YouTube, Vimeo but also Protagonise (see below). Of course you could organise a screening with a questionnaire for your audience to fill in. Aim to shape the responses, asking people to comments on strengths and weaknesses and what image they get of the band/artist. Do your products fit together? Can they recognise the genre and are the conventions working in your products.

The more constructive comments you get, the better the quality of your discussion in Question 3.

Example of Feedback on Protagonise here.
Example of questionnaire at screening here.