50 - Feedback on rough cut

We asked 7 people what they thought of our rough cut video and how they think we can improve it and what is good about it.

 We asked 4 people in person and the rest over messenger/email

Person 1 - They said that they thought the type of music video that it is that the studio bits worked really well and liked the black and white as it made a clear difference between the studio and the city parts. To improve they said that we needed to make the lip syncing a bit more lined up.

 Person 2- Really liked the concept of the music video and thought it complemented the song choice very well however they thought that we needed to not spend as much time focused in the studio but have more shots of the city parts and the girls swell.

Person 3- Really enjoyed the song choice and the black and white concept however they did not understand why for the genre of song it was why the music video was based on 3 girls when stereotypically it should be focused on the rapper and what the rapper does.

Person 4- Did not like the song but thought that for type of music it was the black and white studio parts complemented it really well.

















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