Monday, 3 May 2010
Thursday, 22 April 2010
Comments
These are some of the comments that have come off Youtube and Facebook, as you can see comments from both Facebook and Youtube aren't particularly useful, though its is nice to get compliments.
Evaluating methods
Facebook: Facebook was good way of reaching our target audience and was an easy way to circulate and show our trailer. Facebook made it easy to upload the video, and the format of Facebook meant that it was easy to circulate around many people to get a wide amount of varying views. Though, Facebook is designed for passing comments rather than an in depth review, this meant that allot of the comments were compliments rather than advice. Though this was by far the easiest way to gain a large amount of feedback and reach a large amount of our target audience.
Youtube: Youtube was the least successful of all feedback methods. Though Youtube is the biggest video sharing site it takes time to acquire comments and views. For your video to be viewed on Youtube it has to of been viewed a number of times before it receives any type of notification on Youtube. So even though it provides easy access to a video it is a poor choice for acquiring feedback.
Filmed interviews: This was the most difficult to get feedback, though this took the most time it often proved most useful. By interviewing the our target audience face to face we could get their instant reaction. The filmed interviews provided an easier platform to ask questions directly to our target audience, and aloud in depth reviews and comments about the film. Filmed Interviews were the most useful way of gathering views and ideas for our trailer.
Audience Feedback
To acquire audience feedback we used three differing methods, Facebook, Youtube and interviewing people. Different medthods provided differing results, these could range from useful comments and tips to just insults. Though certain methods of aquiring feedback would take more time and would only provied comments weather they liked the trailer rather than things to improve on the trailer.
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