Feedback

FEEDBACK

When making and editing a music video, feedback is extremely important. Feedback helps the producers and editors decide what will make the project most appealing and interesting.Therefore, while I was editing my music video I decided to ask some peers and a teacher what they thought of the music video. The answers I received were:

Peer 1 “The narrative is strong, and I am glad you did not use a performance aspect as it would not have worked well with the song you have chosen.”Peer 2 “The song is very interesting and the band is very indie/rock”Peer 3 “Excellent narrative, but you may need to add some more camera shots to make it have a bit more variety.”(When I asked for a suggestion of a shot they would like to see, peer 3 suggested the following..)

“Perhaps a close-up of a leaf”To which a media teacher added:

“A close-up of her foot while walking would be interesting”

What Did You Gain From This Feedback?

I have taken all the comments on board and decided to do another shoot. I want to shoot some very interesting and unique camera shots and I will definitely include the shot about the actors’ foot, as I found it very interesting. However if this is not plausible or possible or perhaps the camera cannot pick up the shot as well as I would like, I will edit it out in post-production.