We have learnt alot from our audience feedback both pre production and post production. A couple of the main things that we took away from the pre production feedback is that in era the song was written the videos were very non linear and did not have a story line of any sort, they would have mainly been performance based. Also from the pre production feedback we got the fact that from listening to the song, people automatically came back with the thoughts of bright colours. As for the post production feedback, we received that from comments left on YouTube.com and all of the feedback is either really good or constructive criticism or a mixture of both, like one post from "missLuda92" who posted "Amazing video, I love how bright and colourful it is (matching the happy style of the song) and the use of the large letters/numbers makes it exaggerated which makes it stand out. I really cant think of any criticisms for it! the only one I have is that maybe the panning shots could have been a bit smoother, but thats the only one" and also a comment from "SuperRingodog" saying "Liked this one. Good interpretation of the lyrics. Well constructed and filmed. Made me smile" so i think that from the audience post production feedback, the video was well received.
During the production of our overall project we used many varieties of new media technologies including digital cameras for still pictures and video cameras for filming the music videos. We also used the computers to edit the videos and pictures using the adobe suite. In the construction and research stage we used the computers to digitally record a focus group as part of our research, this then helped us into the audience feedback and also the planning of what to put into the content of the video. After we planned the what we were going to put into the video we scanned the story boards into the computer and then used a video camera to film the footage we were going to use and then we used Adobe Premier to edit the footage and string it all together. We then took some of the pictures we had taken with the stills camera and edited them in Adobe Photoshop CS3 to create the magazine advert and the digipack. This then lead us on to the documenting and evaluating stage of which is written in the form of a blog on the internet. This shows a massive amount of convergence as everything in the project is tied together with media technologies because without the recording on the computer we wouldn't have been able to analyse the feedback from the focus group then decide what to put in the video and film it then edit it and upload it to the internet and then put it on the blog so media technologies have played a massive part in this project.