1. What have you learned from your audience feedback?

3. I only asked question on my music video, which was sent via Facebook and Email.

4. The person would be anonymous.

9. "I felt this was an effective indie/pop piece about young love, rejection and heartbreak. The story was simple, and the conventions were familiar, but that's not a criticism. It was a very competent piece of work that shows good understanding of the genre. Very nicely put together.“ Sat, Mar 13, 2010 1:54 PM (Male aged 25-30)

10. And another positive one is: "It really captures the emotions of the song and brings it to life!“From this I have learnt that my music video is able to convey the correct information I wanted too, of the emotional heartbreak of a girl.

11. Was there any moments in the music video which you thought was boring, not effective or didn't like? “The girl crying was a bit annoying, you didn't have an attachment with her because she was just blank and seemed whingey.” Female, aged 14-18 (Friday, March 19, 2010 3:35:37 PM)

13. One stated that "The crying, and singing in a club was slow to get into" and another didn't either enjoy the "The girl crying was a bit annoying".

16. By understanding my audiences genre they mostly like listening too, I believed that it would be a good thing if they didn’t usually listening to this music, and that they enjoyed music video, then my music video would have had a good success. I believe that is had, because although the mostly listening, amongst the 46 who took part, 98.8% asserted that they did enjoy my music video.

18. I have learnt that my audience see my music video as amateur, yet quite effective and creative, through the use of editing and camera shots/movement, which is noted.

19. I have learnt that my music video could have been better, more polished and tidy. I feel that this is very true, and that, if I had more time or maybe even thought more and provided more filming that this could have been achieve.