Showing Off My Project

The first person I showed my project too were the people who sit around me in media studies. They all gave mostly positive feedback. Juan said he was a big fan of the way we did the titles. But he suggested we changed the lighting of the shot to try and make the different shades of red less distinct. This was something Bliss and I hadn't considered yet and we definitely planned on adding this to our project. Monzur, the next person we showed mostly had comments on the audio. He wasn't the biggest fan of the song we choose and though the dialogue in the first scene was too quiet. He suggested dialating the quality of the audio during the bathroom scene to mimic how it would be in real life. This was also something Bliss and I noticed but didn't change just yet. After showing everyone near where we sit, we showed some of the people who passed Media Studies last year. Both Alexa and Oscar said this was one of the better projects they've seen. Oscar thought the sound effects in the last scene needed to be louder. But they both thought once we make the changes we talked about making that it will definitely be worthy of a good grade. Lastly we showed it to our peers that didn't have the class. This lead to a lot of conflicting feedback that didn't help us too much. Some people liked the titles. Others said that it didn't look good. Someone even called the song we choose a "roblox song". What we noticed is that most of these people didn't fully understand what the project should look like. As a result the feedback they gave didn't help us too much so we decided to ignore what they said going forward.