Audience feedback

We have presented our documentary to some of our classmates and this is the positive and negative feedback we recieved:

Supporting piece- Radio advert

As a group, we decided to make a radio advert for our supporting piece. We wanted to ensure the radio advert is short but engaging to catch the audiences attention to want to watch our documentary.
Our radio advert consists of a series of voices describing locations of where security cameras are found then mentioning that ‘they’re always watching’ to make the audience feel uneasy. To do this we also added a background sound effect to make it sound tense. We had used the yeti to record our voices and garageband to edit it together.

The purpose of the advert is to make the audience feel like they are unaware that cctv is in fact everywhere you go and that the cameras are always watching you. This is a way of conveying what our documentary is about.

Supporting Piece- Advertising Pack

For my personal supporting piece, I have completed my advertising pack which includes a bus stop poster, a billboard and a magazine advert.

I have created them using programs such as adobe firework and paint.

Bus stop poster:

Above is my bus stop poster, I created this poster in this design as i wanted the poster to engage the audience by making them feel intimidated by how the community is being watched like big brother. I have created an ‘Uncle Sam’ style poster which points across the message that you don’t know who is watching YOU through surveillance.

Billboard advert:

Above is my billboard advert, I made it bold and striking to attract audiences attention especially as billboards are located in busy, built-up areas. The billboard advert links to the documentary by conveying the message that you are watched wherever you go and even if you think you are not watched, there is always a way you are caught on camera.

Magazine Advert:

My magazine advert is created to be simple but still eyecatching and creative. I have kept the same font throughout the advertisement pack to make sure audiences know that the advert belongs to the same documentary as the rest of the advertisements so that it is recognised.