Final piece

Question 7: ‘Looking back at your preliminary task(the continuity editing task), what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to full product?’

For the seventh question of my evaluation I used a site named Canva to make a visually pleasing presentation that allowed me to also include all the detail I required. In order to upload it onto Blogger. I had it converted to a PDF file which was then uploaded onto SlideShare. I've also included the preliminary task in the post, for reference and evidence in the presentation.

Question 6: ‘What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product?’

This question presentation was created with the software named Prezi. It was all done online as Prezi allows you to form cool, slick presentations with their pre made templates or allow you to build your presentations from the ground up. Its smooth in built animations and transitions make your presentations automatically seem professional and very well made.

 

Question 5: ‘How did you attract/address your audience?’

This is the fifth question of my evaluation. If you turn on annotations, you will see the notes I made on how I expect the audience to react to our thriller opening. It contains notes on camera angles, editing. miss en scene and sound. We used the annotations feature on YouTube to label parts of the video where we thought the target audience would be drawn in by our film and the parts they would notice.

Question 4 (Part B): ‘Who would be the audience for your media product?’’

This is a 17 year old media student named Charlie-Ray Mitchell. We let him get an early premiere of our thriller opening and give us his thoughts on it. I asked him a few questions so that I could get in depth thoughts on how the audience would react to our opening and if who would be a part of our target audience.

His positive response assures us the target audience for our thriller, which was stated in the first part of this question to be males and females from ages 16 to 40, was quite realistic and accurate. Though he mentioned some downsides, he claimed they were minor and would stilll recommend the film. 

Question 4 (Part A): ‘Who would be the audience for your media product?’’

This first half of this question was also made on the online presentation service Emaze. Due to Emaze's very useful and applicable templates, I opted to use it again as I was aware I could make use of the objects and images very effectively.

Question 3: ‘What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?’

This question was made on the online presentation service Emaze. Emaze provided me with a simple interface and a very wide range of surprisingly relevant templates which made making my presentation much easier. Its deep resource pool in the form of shapes and images also made sure my presentation would stand out visually and informatively.