Evaluation part 3: What have you learnt from your audience feedback?

Throughout the production of the trailer, we receiver continiouse feedback which allowed us to make adjustments to the trailer, which will hopefully improve it. Below are some examples of what feedback we got.
comments:

"the music fitted well with the genre and form of the trailer"

"You have created a good piece from the technology you have been provided with, however I think that you must use more footage of the two girls as I think as they are in the magazine cover"

" Need less blank screens as it uses up time"

"A good trailer! I would see it!"

"The genre is what I would expect you to do"

From these comments, I have learnt that we must be more experimenting with genres. We did a thriller/horror last year which means we are more adventurous with deciding what genre to choose. However we ruled out from doing a comedy because we think it would be harder to create a funny script and screen play. However we was willing to do a drama as well! If we had the chance to do this project again, we would most likely do this genre.

Another feedback comment we got, was to adjust the slow motion of the falling leaf. The audience felt that the leaf had to fall slower down the screen, causing a "penny dropping" effect.

we have also had some positive feedback from the audience, most comments was on the background music and the screenplay. We informed each individual what technology we had to use so they were aware of the limitation of what we could produce. 

We have also used questionnaires to help us receive a more narrowed response from the target audience. This way we knew what to improve on.