I decided a good way to display a representation of how audience feedback can feel would be a still image with the metaphorical feedback being shot in to the receivers mind and overflowing. Because sometimes when you're receiving a lot of commentary on your work and have a large number of people suggesting different ideas it can become slightly overwhelming. Obviously the trick to audience feedback is decoding the mass of jumbled letters and words and finding the key areas from which to improve on, often the easiest way to do this is pick the issues which crop up most. In my earlier production (when i was still attempting the Eminem video) i quickly learnt from feedback that just still images wasn't enough to create a video, from later feedback on, what is now my current production, the snow patrol video I learned that to create something abstract and different you really had to push it, most importantly you couldn't have any shots go on to long as it broke the strange feel and the audiences immersion was cut, which had a negative impact on the video and was a key complaint from the first screening. After this i addressed these issues by mixing shots up more, and using even more visual effects. I feel i have managed to correctly decode a good section of audience feedback and the jumble is a degree clearer.
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