EVALUATION Q3: What have you learned from your audience feedback?

EVALUATION Q2: How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?

EVALUATION Q1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

Questionnaire for Premiere

This is the questionnaire we created for our in-school premiere. We chose to include a minimal amount of questions, as we didn't want the audience to think it was time-consuming. Therefore, we kept the questions concise and to the point. We included both open and closed questions, as we wanted to gain both qualitative and quantitative data, so that the results could easily be compared. We gave out 30 questionnaires, but only received 22 back, which in my opinion, is still quite a good amount of feedback. The results we mainly positive, along with constructive criticism in regards to how we could have made our final products better. 

Invitations for Premiere

This is a deconstruction of our invitations for our premiere:

Front Cover Target Audience Feedback

This was the feedback we obtained in regards to the magazine front cover we created for our film:

Presentation – Untitled Design by Maleeha Khan

Front Cover Features

Front cover features from Maleeha17

Magazine Photograph Manipulation

Magazine Cover Layout/Flatplan

Shots Taken/Mise-en-scene

These are the pictures we took in regards to the main image of our magazine front cover. We took lots of shots from different angles, to see which looked the best as we wanted the image to have a scary look. We chose to use the monstrous feminine from our trailer, as we wanted all the of our products to link and also because we saw this in real media texts:

Shots Taken/Mise-en-scene by Slidely Slideshow