Evaluation Question 4: Scott Mitchell

This is a screen shot of our website we made to show part 4 of our evaluation which consists of the information on how digital technology benefited us in the development of our music video.

 The website gives the users access to our blogger which has the whole development and planning of our music video.

The link for our website: http://smjrecords.net16.net/index.html

Evaluation Question 3: Simon Callisto

Evaluation Question 3: Audience Feedback on Prezi

Due to large size of the Prezi software you will be required to click the 

central play button and then click 'More' and then 'fullscreen'

 in order to view it properly. 

Evaluation Question 2: Muhudir Rahman

Music Industry on Prezi

Due to large size of the Prezi software you will be required to click the 

central play button and then click 'More' and then 'fullscreen'

 in order to view it properly. 

Evaluation Question 1: Simon Callisto

In what way does your media product use, develop and challenge the forms and conventions of real media products?

Due to publishing rights please could you view this on Youtube and also there is a chance that the sound may have been removed from the video but the annotations may still be present. 

Final Audience feedback for Main product + Ancillary tasks

This is the final audience feedback for all of our produced products which include the music video along with the poster and the digipaks. We tried to vary the ways in which we could potentially gather audience feedback so that we could cover our target audience but also a much broader spectrum that may not necessarily be part of our secondary audience. For example we used questionnaires, Vimeo, Facebook and recorded some people also giving their opinions on the final product.

Main Product Feedback:

Editing
- Well edited together but too many title shots
-Good use of special effects
- Fast paced and edited to the beat
- Match on action effect on certain effects are quite useful
- Exploding text + the addition of colours stands our far too much
- Blur effect of the fire is very interesting
- Rapid cuts

Cinematography
- Good variation for shots when it comes to the drums
- Good use of restricted shots
- Not many mid-shots
- Close ups on interesting scenes e.g. glitter
- Good use of depth of field/focus
- Interesting angles + view points

Mise En Scene
- Unknown mysterious setting
- Good use of glitter and fire as props create professional finish as well as reflect lyrics

Creativity
- Mixture of events taking place that are quite dramatic
- Glitter represented in more of an 'epic' and 'spectacular' rather than its usual connotations
- Overlapping editing effect is visually interesting and also reinforces editing to the pace of the music
- Combination of different events varying in the situations meaning that it retains repeatability for the audience

The Rejects 'Fire In Your Eyes' - Music Video

Ancillary Tasks - Digipak + Poster

Below is our final digipak and poster.