We planned out our answers as a group and placed our work on the technology site of Survey Monkey. In order to receive feedback from other media students, we needed to analyse their work and produce feedback for their finishing product. The questions we asked were subject to our overall product and the formation of the questions were placed in a questionnaire. The first question which we asked was what they liked about the music video. The answers we received were the dancer, that it follows the case studies we did the music videos on, that the music was good and that the girls are shown in time with the music when the lyrics of the song says ‘top models’. The next question was what the disliked about our music video. The answers we received were the phone conversation at the beginning; they believed the editing was poor and that the dancer was not good enough. I disagree with the feedback regarding the dancer as many feedbacks which were given were applauding the dancer. All of the students completing the questionnaire believed that the music video relates to the genre of RnB and hip hop. This feedback was good, as we aimed to bring across our genre to our target audience. The feedback which was giving in terms of the costume was that it had the conventions of an R&B music video and that the all black worked out well. This was important feedback as we took time arranging the costumes between the artists whilst using case studies to find the ideal outfits. The audience believed that our product will ‘sell fairly’. This feedback is satisfactory as it proves that our target market would purchase out product. The feedback which was obtained was satisfactory, although we had tried very hard to make our product narrative based, we received one feedback stating ‘tell the story better’. Although, we received negative and positive feedback, the positive overruled. I believe that my finishing product is a success and that the target audience would be interested in purchasing my product.
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