What have you learned from your audience feedback?

1. For our film pitch were told that some of our ideas were good however we needed to think about our narrative in terms of camera shots to enhance the comedic element of our film. They that we shouldn't make our scenes repetitive because it will then become boring and the audience will lose interest. Finally they said that we should focus more on the build up of the money scene and instead focus on the 'bad luck' or 'bad day' which our character is going through. From this we took all of their advice and we created a storyboard which helped us figure out which camera angles to use and whether we should add more scenes or not. Overall, this audience feedback help us recognise what parts the audience would understand and appreciate, also see things from the audiences' perspective.

2. After wtching our film and listening to our film poster and review pitch the audience gave us some feedback, they told us which parts they enjoyed and didn't enjoy. They felt we that we shouldn't 'sell' our film based on the comedy but on the moral of the story, they believed that our film had a good message so we should focus on that. Some suggested that for our film poster we should use a comedic picture then use formal or a different font for the title on the poster while others thought the text should be bubbly to signify the comedy in our film. From this we learnt that the comedy in out film really helped engage our audience to our film and wasn't boring, therefore they didn't expect the film to have a moral or a message. Also we learnt that the fact that our film had a moral was really interesting and good as films have the power to send messages across but only some choose to it. Finally this helped us decide the tone and theme for our film poster; we decided to show our film as a drama as opposed t a comedy however our tagline showed some mystery and suggested that perhaps our film is not just a draa.