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What have you learned from your audience feedback???. Introduction.
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Introduction • We attended a 'listening party' at the Northampton college, Booth lane, the attendees was an age range of about 16 - 25 and consisted of A2 media students and students from another course and were of mixed gender, this allowed use to get some in-depth feed back on our radio drama. This 'Listening party' was also a great chance to see how the drama would appeal to a majority of our target audience as we have aimed it at the 16 - 30-year-old range. we received both negative and positive feed back and we plan to act upon the given feed back to improve our radio drama.
Positive feedback • Good story • Good editing • Killing good • Good use of music • Good use of sound effects • Realistic • Interesting
Negative • Hard to hear some of the noises • Quite voices • Confusing start • Was not clear they were vampires • Jumpy • Not clear story line
Summery • As we can see not every one agrees with one another, but the main issues we were seeing the most that the volume levels were not very good, therefore we plan to change the volumes so that the voices are loud enough to hear and sound effects are not too loud and dominant and that the volume of music and characters voice are consistent throughout the drama. How ever we also received a fair few compliments on the story, realism and editing of the radio drama, thus we do not plan to change the scripting of the drama. Also as important every piece of feed back is some little anomalies such as 'good killing' and was not clear they were vampires' are not taken into account but are regarded as it allows us an insight to how some people may respond to our drama.