2. What have you learnt from your audience feedback? Audience
feedback during construction In the following slide you will see a
screen shot of some audience feed back during the construction
stage of my main media products. It was vital to receive this sort
of feedback throughout the entirety of my construction stage
because I wanted to build a product that would be very well suited
to my audience. 3. What have you learnt from your audience
feedback? Screenshots of comments 4. What have you learnt from your
audience feedback? How I built of this. It most obvious with the
comment that helped me to decide which magazine cover to further
develop also it really made me think about what to further develop
with the Magazine cover in terms of design and content. It was also
important as I then knew that my peers were looking at my work
throughout the development of my products 5. What have you learnt
from your audience feedback? How I kept building from the feedback
From the comments on what I should improve it really helped me to
focus myself on what needed to be done and also what had to be
corrected.This is especially prevalent with the comments from the
user SamTaylor as they explicitly highly what was good about my
products and what needed to be improved to help perfect my existing
products. 6. What have you learnt from your audience feedback?
Feedback after construction For this I decided to record my
audience and target market to find out what they liked about my
products and also how I could do better. 7. What have you learnt
from your audience feedback? Audience quote your trailers
development is good however on the build up to the action scene it
feels a bit slow This was one of the most influential parts of feed
back I received as when I looked back at the construction I felt
the same thing and that it was taking my trailer down a bit. So
what I decided to do to add pace and drama I decided to do flashes
for the two clips before the big build up. I think that this was a
big benefit as it really helped my trailer to not only feel more
professional but to also make it build that pace and drama that it
really needed. 8. What have you learnt from your audience feedback?
Another quote The trailers sound is good however I think that it
needs a bit of talking to really tie it in with your genre This was
also a major comment which I heavily reflected on during the
construction.After thinking about it I decided to do a test run and
see if the trailer would benefit from either a voice over or a
talking scene.After I did the test runs I decided that a serious
voice over was a better option due to the drama and effect it added
to my trailer.Another reason that I decided to add it was the way
it added to the story and gave a much deeper meaning to the
trailer. 9. What have you learnt from your audience feedback? This
was my first attempt at a magazine cover but I wanted to get a much
better mag so I went to my audience to find out what I could do
better. 10. What have you learnt from your audience feedback? How I
developed the magazine from feedback I had a lot of comments about
text sizes and the actual image on the magazine. So these were the
main focus points for me as I wanted to get these right to really
help the magazine. I started with the photo as I wanted to work
round this image to really get a good build. Once I had the right
image ,which was a blend of action and calm which I think I
captured properly, I was able to move onto the text which was a bit
more of an issue as I wanted to listen to my audience mostly but
also wanted to conform to the stereotypes so I crafted a bled of
the two which you can see well in the magazine below this slide.
11. What have you learnt from your audience feedback? Here is my
final magazine cover which has taken all the audience feedback to
mould it into the magazine it is now. 12. What have you learnt from
your audience feedback? Quote from audience This was a vital quote
to me and the progress of my trailer due to the fact that the
audience didnt think I was aim at the right genre felt however that
the footage that I had was sufficient for an action film but after
review I would have to do a lot more editing so what I decided to
do was to change my genre not completely but enough to ( with a bit
of editing ) create a well produced ActionThriller trailer.The
reason it would fit well into anAction Thriller genre is that it
contains enough suspense for a thriller but still has enough action
to maintain the action part as well which worked really well for me
13. What have you learnt from your audience feedback? Here is the
poster In its first stages with no audience feedback but I wanted
to get them involved so I asked around for some vocal feedback and
below is the final version of that poster. 14. What have you learnt
from your audience feedback? Poster feedback during construction I
dont feel like the characters on the poster represent the true Saul
bass style d make them more blocky I followed this quite heavily as
I went back to the Saul bass posters especially the vertigo poster
where the character was very abstract. So what I did was to make
the character more blocky at the arms legs and feet but I kept the
head the same as I felt that it was important to keep them the same
instead of making them more square. 15. What have you learnt from
your audience feedback? Final Poster after feedback 16. What have
you learnt from your audience feedback? Overall conclusion I leant
a lot from my audience in terms of what I wanted to do and where I
wanted to go, through the development of my main media products.
However I didnt always listen to my audience as I wanted to create
product that I was happy with not just my audience as if I didnt
have my own input it would have been the audiences not
mine.Throughout the construction stages I got a lot of spoken
feedback which influenced the way that I worked for the short time
and which overall had a long term effect.
