Audience Feedback

I created a survey which included questions on my music video, magazine advert and digi pak. We asked people in our media class to watch our video and then fill in the online survey. Below is the survey I created on 'SurveyMonkey.com':



The most popular answers we recieved were:

Question 1: Teenage Girls.

Question 2: Yes.

Question 3: Positive: Good Lip synching and dancing.

Question 4: Negitive: When the lip synching changes to another location is does not blend well.

Question 5: Magazine advert rated ‘Good’.

Question 6: Could have made ‘Excellent’ if the text was organized better.

Question 7: Digi Pak rated ‘Excellent’.

Question 8: The black and white effect worked well and complimented the video.

I also created a similar questionnaire on microsoft word. I followed the same procedure where I asked the audience to watch the music video and fill in the questionnaire. The majority of the answers were the same as the results from the 'surverymonkey' survey.

Final Digi Pak

Our FINAL digi pak:



Working on our digi pak:


We found a digi pak template and decided where our chosen pictures will go.

Final Magazine Advert

This is our final magazine advert:

Making the Magazine Advert!

1- Equipment we used to create our magazine advert

2- Cutting out shapes in the paper

3- I created a window effect which meant more space for the image and information

4- I placed the cut out over our printed magazine advert

5- I then placed it in a suitable place in a magazine to see how our advert would look.

Magazine Advert Trial

Today we tried out making our magazine advert, we did this in paint as we are going for a simple advert to relate to the song.
This is what we came up with:

Digi Pak Trial

Today we thought about our Digi Pak, we used this image of Casey and put it in Picnik to create a different effect. Once we have decided on our favourite, that shall be our digi pak cover photo. Below are a few we have come up with:

We found this template on Google, this will help us make our digi pak:



We also edited a few favourite images to make them look more interesting. We experimented on Picnik with the 'temperature' control bar, also used the 'exposure' bar, we created the following images: