After we had finished edditing our film, we had to present the film sequence to our peers and ask for positive, negitive and constructive critisism, we were given all three types of critism and i think this helped us evaluate our ideas and think about what we could of done if we were given another oppurtunity.
we were told that the camera in some scenes was shakey and this was sometimes distracting, and although we did want it to almost feel like a home video aggreeing with my peers we could of used a camera stand whilst filming. yet as it was only a minority of the time I dont beleive it could of been too distracting as it were.
Positive comments were made on the music and soundtrack of the film and how the scenes flowed from one slide to the next we wre told that the built up tension that was made throughout the sequence from begining to the end was effective and made them want to watch more, this meant it had been successful in gripping the audience in to wanting to watch the film and not "walk out of the cinema" as the cliff hanger like opening added mystery and eeriness added to this we were told that the overall atmospher that the film oepning obtained was successful and the film had nailed its genre on the head.
We had constructive critism on the titles as some of our peers were not quite sure on the success of the title scenes nor some of the fonts used, and I would like to say that if we had more time we would of worked harder to find a font that work continuously well with the whole genre of the film instead of changing fonts in between and using the "presents..." slide as in experience this wasnt quite authentic.
overall however I am pleased with the feedback we received and happy with the fact our peers were able to suss the idea of the stakjer quite quickly and reallt undersood the type of genre and story line the film under took they also thought that the tile of "i spy, eye spy" worked with the story line annd with the vocals at the beggining really understood the gothicness that the title obtained to make it become thriller worthy.
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