After the initial feedback I had gotten on my pitch I then went on to change my pitch according to the feedback I had gotten, adding more information such as the structure/fonts etc that I was planning on using for my documentary.
I did this self assessment not only so I could ensure I had all of the correct work done for this project but also so I could give myself some feedback on what I could I felt I did well as well as other areas I felt I could improve on such as my evaluation etc.
I had wanted to do some experimentation with different pieces of hardware so that I had some options with what I could record my documentary with so I had then done some experimentation with a 360 degree camera. I had recorded two videos with this and I had originally finished two different edits however when I had went to include both of the edits however only one could be included as the second edit had corrupted during the exporting process and I was unable to recreate it in time.
Seeing as everyone who I had sent the form to was someone who was familiar with the brief I was given for this project I had decided to ask if they felt that my doucmentary was actually appropriate for the brief we were given. I was relieved to hear this as now that I knew that my documentary was at least appropriate then I could move on with the questioning. I had also asked them if they felt what I had sent them was also appropriate for the age group we had been given in the brief and again, everyone who had taken the survey also felt that my work was fitting for the age group as seen above. This was a relief as it meant I didn't need to change the content in my doucmentary. I then decided to ask the people taking my survey if they actually enjoyed the documentary I had sent them. This was important to me as a creator as I wanted to know if my piece of work was enjoyable for a viewer. Thankfully, everyone who had viewed my work felt that they did, in fact, enjoy my documentary....
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