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Question 3: What have you learned from audience Feedback?

Question 3: What have you learned from audience Feedback?.

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Question 3: What have you learned from audience Feedback?

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  1. Question 3:What have you learned from audience Feedback?

  2. One thing that I have learnt from audience feedback of the film is not to overdo things with editing. As stated within the majority of the feedback, the over-usage of the cuts to the main antagonist of the film was seen to be an aspect that was over-used and lost it effect before long. As result of this, the reduction of the cuts of the main antagonist was performed within editing, making the final cut of the film to not have as many cuts. Another thing that I have learnt from the feedback is that the film actually does have an effect on the audience that had participated in watching the film. The feedback in general was more positive than negative, and most of the negative feedback was aimed at the same sort of features within the film.

  3. But, overall the feedback did mention that the film did do its job within areas, like the jump cuts of the antagonist causing Goosebumps, the overall feeling of the film was seen to be powerful, and the ending speech was seen as another factor of the film was seen as a powerful and intriguing scene. Another factor that I had learnt was within the topic of the film sound quality, and this is a factor that I fully accept. The sound was one of the main features of the film that was seen as the weakest link in the film, not the soundtrack that was used (that got a good reception), but instead the natural, ambient sound of the film. This was however, dependent on the equipment that was used as most of the sound was produced by factors like dialogue from the filming, but it is a noteworthy aspect to have mentioned as the weakest part of the film.

  4. Another feature that I learnt from the feedback was that the original cut had a very amateurish text. For the main text that was seen in the film, I decided to keep as it is a link with the genre of film, an example can be shown within “The Ring” and its text font. But, as a result of the this feedback, I had decided to change the main title of the film, that is present within the film to a more professional look.

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