Before officially starting the campaign, a pitch was created pulling all my ideas and research together showing I have thought through every, some more than others, section for the planning stage with the follow up of announcing what my main goal will be for this project showing I have exactly what I aim to stick with being the final outcome for this campaign.
To create this pitch, I decided to use a very useful webpage titled 'Canva' that I had recently found whilst on the hunt for a similar software to PowerPoint, which I decided to use for another campaigns pitch that I am currently working on. Using Canva, zero issues were given throughout the making of the slideshow all from putting all to mention together up to it finally being presented; resulting in a decently presentable pitch which is all I really needed.
Having a few classmates act as if to be the client, Mind, themselves, the Pitch was declared to them leading to a reasonable result in reactions towards the presentation.
To record any feedback proving my intentions had been presented to a real audience, I went with the idea of voice recording the whole presentation. At first it came to mind to record what went on with a video, but as suggested by a fellow classmate I decided to go with what she brilliantly came up with. By voice recording, I could use the phone as if it were a microphone catching every second without any real issue going towards both the speaker (me) and any possible questions or statements from those watching the act.
Avoiding the video use, it wasn't a guarantee the audio would pick up from both ends leading to a questionable speech with feedback I might of not been able to talk about completely. Another source lead to producing a survey for feedback. But I didn't really believe most responses from there would be genuine as: 1. They might have forgot what I talked about. 2. I honestly don't know what questions I could have asked giving me the commentary I require. Plus, with only recording voices the reactions will be more upfront and real giving each individual a chance to express their opinions as soon as they come to mind.
Result..
By following the attachment you would arrive to find the audio created whilst the presentation was presented with everything from me introducing the Pitch to the feedback at the end. The feedback I had received on the pitch did honestly catch me off guard as the main issue brought up was how I sounded giving the presentation having a "scared" voice. Expecting something to be wrong with the research and/or plans, I didn't really know what to give back about the scared voice comment. Although I find it hard, I will aim to come across more confident for next time.
Screening both the poster and advertisement to a small audience, there was few tweaks suggested I should make to better the outcomes. Coming from those who previewed the drafts, there was two edits in mind for each to change about both outcomes. I have considered all and will do what I can to improve the drafts. Once those products have been updated, the final versions will be inserted onto this blog. First up, the video: Not knowing how to change the end sequence with some not being so happy with how the white backgrounds appear on images, the only edit I know I can get done for this as suggested, is to have sound added to the start of the video with it being too quiet and practically empty. Thinking through my options, it was either to expand the music file, that possibility I wasn't to fond of as the chosen track gets upbeat straight away which I imagined to have right where the clips came into place. Another thought that came to mind was to hunt around for an opening track. It ...
From researching professional imagery, analysing the camera techniques, looking into the use of props, how the expressions add to the pictures alongside posture to practising photography and getting the hang of photoshop. All that went on where we focused on digital prints, a PowerPoint was put together being updated almost weekly showing progress and what we got up to. Overview from AmyKilbride2
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