what have you lernt from your audience feedback?
For our audience feedback me and Myleen made a questionnaire to give to our media class after they have seen our trailer, film poster and magazine. We thought that this would be a good way to get honest feedback for our work because it will remain ammoniums.
Our questionnaire looked like this...
For my magazine cover the feedback i got back was quite positive, a lot of people said that it looked realistic and that the title of the magazine was realistic and it sounded like it was the title of a real film magazine. People also said that the articles i included looked as if they were interesting and they would buy the magazine to read them, they also said that it was clear that my magazine was promoting my film mainly, i showed this by having the main character as the central image and the title in big bold letters. I also got some helpful critism like "the photo would look better if you faded her into the background" or "could of used different fonts to make the magazine look more realistic". But other than that my product got very postive feed back.
For my film cover, i got back very postive critism and i felt like this was my best piece because of it. I recieved back comments like "wow that looks very realistic" and "that picture is very creepy" and i think that this is really good because thats the aim i was trying to achieve from my products. The only critism i got was " the main image could be a bit bigger but i like how she stands out from the background. So i was very pleased with this feed back.
The feedback I got for the trailer was I’d say 60% positive as people liked the linear narrative as it help them having an idea of what the movie was about.
People were quite satisfied by the writing to help them understand the plot. They say it didn’t give too much as they still didn’t get what the secret was, although they understood that something was after the girls, and they were not really sure who it was. They’re still puzzled and would like to watch the movie to understand it.

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