audience feedback.

After producing the rough cut of our music video and uploading the video onto our facebook group to gain audience feedback from a variety of age groups and showing our class mates, we gained a lot of positive audience feedback. We recieved comments about certain shots and sections of the music video could do with a little bit of improvement to help us create a high quality music video. Some of the comments on improvment we recieved included; making the lip singing more in time and adjusting the brightness of certain shots, also using more editing such as cutting back and forth between shots more to make the music video more interesting and keep our audience drawn into watching.
Many of our locations that we chose to use when taking pictures or filming scenes mainly included a white background which seemed quite boring so we needed to mix up the locations more often and to add in more narrative shots to keep our music video interesting.
We received many positive comments on our rough cut, the comments included the audience giving us positive feedback on our dance routine saying that it was interesting to watch and the transactions between the shots were fluid and we used a variety to keep the music video interesting throughout the whole video.
From reviewing the comments we recieved this then allowed me and my group to take the next stage in our practical production and focus on producing the final cut of our music video.