What we learnt from our audience feedback

Audience feedback is crucial to achieving an interesting yet fun and mysterious music video.
When shooting at the yard theatre in Hulme there was a lot of interest in the music video.
The theatre was active with many quietly interested artist/producers.. producing great feed back for us to sink our teeth into! For example one artist mentioned the back lighting in the theatre creating a fantastic background for us to work with, producing some amazing shots.
While shooting the dancer I had many scenes in mind and lots of the scenes worked very well but after a quick chat with the group; artist/producers of the theatre and the dancer, we decided to enhance/change some scenes making a real difference. This taught us how important listening to the audience is to developing a music video. Overall our Audiences (during shooting) feedback was very useful and we were most grateful for their time and idea's.

Once the audience had seen the final music video they immediately asked if there was a CD to buy. This taught us how important music video's are to an artist career/income. The comments overall are outstanding with many congrats and not forgetting a bit of constructive criticism. Giving us much to get excited about in the future.
Here are few interviews from the audience after watching the music video.


Name: Jordan D
Age: 22
1) What did you think the music video was about?
"A woman lost and trying to find her way or maybe her mind."
2) Will you be telling your friends and family about the music video ?
"Yes, I will be as i feel they will like it as much I have!"
3) What age do you think this music video is most suited for ?
"Not sure really maybe 14+"
4) Did you like the choreography in the music video ?
"Indeed the dancing really brought the video together."
5) Did you like the scenes chosen for the music video ?
"Yes, the town scenes bring the story to life and I love darkness."
6) Was there anything you feel we missed or could of improved ?
"Maybe more dancers."

Name: Zia J
Age:18
1) What did you think the music video was about?
"A girl that was lost both physically and mentally."
2) Will you be telling your friends and family about the music video ?

i have and i have shown it to everyone coz its awesome
3) What age do you think this music video is most suited for ?

Teenagers+ because it might not make sense to younger ones
4) Did you like the choreography in the music video ?

yeah, especially the dancing scene as it linked everything together
5) Did you like the scenes chosen for the music video ?

yeah, thought it was really originally and gave a good sense of feel
6) Was there anything you feel we missed or could of improved ?
thought the music could be a bit more up to beat, thats all apart from that it was really good

sian casey

1) What did you think the music video was about?

weird girl running around everywhere, looking for some guy.

2) Will you be telling your friends and family about the music video ?

yes
3) What age do you think this music video is most suited for ?

teenagers
4) Did you like the choreography in the music video ?

yes
5) Did you like the scenes chosen for the music video ?

yes i did
6) Was there anything you feel we missed or could of improved ?
no, it was spot on :)