Evaluation Question One - Sneha

Evaluation Question One - Jay

Group Evaluation Questions

As we reach the end of our coursework, we will be completing our evaluation of the coursework. As a group, we will be completing question two and five and these are the formats that we are going to be using.

Q2) We will be creating a stop motion video which consists of Lego that will represent different social groups. We will be using a script to voice the different lego characters in order to show how we have used social groups in our media product.

Q5) For this question, we will be using a "The Apprentice" format in which we will explain how we have attracted our audiences. We will be Lord Sugar and aides as well as Aperture Productions as an institution and will share ways we have attracted the target audience.

Sound Cut - Feedback

Audience member 1:

• The music at the beginning is a good but could be improved by gradually becoming dramatic.
• As the music kicked in, it looked appropriate - the music starts to get more serious as it continues which fits in quite well.
• Like the title and how it changes.

Audience member 2:

• Base drop should start when he actually sees the hooded figure.
• More mellowed out when he is getting dressed, less bass when there is no action.
• It suits the genre.

Audience member 3:

• The transitions were good.
• Concept was good.
• The music is too repetitive, but creates a flow, creating continuity.
• It should be more dramatic when he dies.
• At some places, it was out of focus.

Audience member 4:

• Transitions were very good.
• Soundtrack suits the genre.
• Try and increase brightness when it is darker.

Audience member 5:

• The sound suits the opening very well.
• Increase the brightness for the night shots.

Sound Cut

This is our sound cut which includes our soundtrack and foley sound.

Title Cut - Feedback

We created a Google poll and asked people to answer the questions. This was a quicker and more efficient method of gaining feedback as it also gave us analysis of the questions.













We will be able to use this feedback when we are developing our sound cut.

Soundtrack