Audience Responses

At some point over the week we are going to show the finished product to some school pupils that fit under the age category of our film (which is a 15) just to see what they think. If there is a problem or point that they make, which is expressed widely or seems 'wrong' then we will get the chance to quickly go back and change it, but other than that, we have to stick with what we have got.

As I had to stay behind a little to wait for the disc to burn, I had to take the final copy home, due to doing so, I showed the film to my parents on separate occasions, and I received two different opinions, both which will contribute well to my evaluation.

I think the whole team is very pleased with the final product, although it may have came across that Richard and I were 'taking charge' as such. Well, this wasn't the intended case, I think that we were mutually worried that the deadline wasn't going to be met, so we just got our heads down and plowed through the work that had to be done. 

Obviously, when hearing this from the rest of our team, I know that I definitely would try and make sure everyone had something substantial to do so this problem wouldn't occur, as the last people a member wants to fall out with is the others in their group.

Luckily all issues were forgotten when we all saw the finished result, as I think we were almost relieved in a sense, because we had met the deadline, even though we let's say... cut it rather fine.