From our audience feedback we have been able to learn what was good about our video plus it shows what was bad about our video and what the audience think needs to be improved. Most of the audience research was in fact quite positive in the fact that it helped us realise what was missing from it or what needed to be toned down from the performance.
Most of the responses show that our video does conform to a normal indie rock genre with a 92% answer for yes. The next question shows us that there was less of a gap between what people thought was a convincing indie rock music video as there is less of a percentage difference. For our album cover there was a few answers that stood out from the crowd as the thing that most attracted people to our digipack was the colours and images. The fonts and band name had little responses which was something that we agreed as a group wouldn't be the focus points for our album cover.
For our band performance there was a 50/50 split in yes and no answers for our band performance as it would show in the comment box question where it asks what could be better about our music video as most of the answers were 50/50 with either it needing to be 'less cringey' or the band performance to be better as in some of the
shots you can see the guitarist not actually strumming the guitar.We looked on to YouTube for comments of what the audience thought of our video after watching it, there weren't as many comments as we hoped but it does have some feedback which we needed.
Most of them said that they really enjoyed the humour of the video and the song as it was catchy and up beat. It was odd as not many people mentioned the band performance in the YouTube comments.
To expose our work to a larger amount of people as possible as we didn't get much feedback from YouTube or the questionnaires so we used social media sites to get feedback from friends and for them to send it to their friends and so on. There were varied responses to the video many of them being unhelpful but a few had a lot of information to give about the band performance in certain shots as well as what they thought was missing from the video.








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