Evaluative Response

I also went back to Chizom, who was the boy i interviewed on video to see what his thoughts on our finish product was.
Here is a script of the conversation:


Me: So what was your overall opinion on the music video?

Chizom: I personally don’t like that type of music, but I think the music video was really good. The way the images cut to the beat looked slick and professional and I liked the idea of a manly role being played by girls, in order to get your initial point across.

Me: Oh so you noticed what we tried to do? Did you think it is effective?

Chizom: Yeah, it was because you didn’t like the way girls are usually being portrayed in music videos so you made them behave in the total opposite way for a shock factor. And yes it was quite shocking and unexpected.

Me: So what do you think we could have improved?

Chizom: I think the storyline could have been improved, because it wasn’t very clear what was going on or what the actual point was

Me: Oh okay, and what was your favourite aspect of the video?

Chizom: The fact that the whole music was in black and white was my favourite aspect because it gave the whole video an edgy, cool feel to it

Me: What did you think about the poster and digipak?

Chizom: I thought they were really good. I liked the fact that the message conveyed was also put into the advertising. From the image on the digipak, you wouldn't expect the video the girls to be acting as males, so it increases the shock factor, emphasising your point.

Me: Okay Thank you very much for your time :)