B1: Showreel Feedback

 

Showreel Feedback

Once completing my showreel, I created a Google Forms to gather feedback and see what my peers liked about it, or what could be improved. Here are the results:





The main points raised were that the music fitted the clips well and that it was on brand with my logo, showing off my skills well. The third response mentioned that it is "all the same aspect ratio" which was something I was aiming for when making my showreel. Previously, this problem has arose when I was using Adobe Premier Pro, therefore I am glad I chose iMovie as this problem could be eliminated. Although I appreciated this feedback, there were no areas touched on that I could try and improve. 

Evaluation of my product:

I am extremely happy with my end product and do think it is a nice representation of my best work, set out in an organised way, that still keeps to my brand identity. The feedback I received helped solidify some doubts that I had, which included whether the music was a good fit or whether it was cohesive. The audience noticing these aspects and mentioning them in a positive way made me feel satisfied with my work and I was glad to hear some optimism.




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