Evaluation Structure

Introduction

You will need to discuss your animation. What is it about? What music have you used? Who is your target audience? How are you targeting them? 

How effective was your animation? Discuss the standard of your animation in terms of quality. Discuss whether you believe if you have created an enjoyable short animated film.

You will then need to discuss what your role was in producing the animation. Discuss what you did during the planning and production of your animation.

You will need to discuss the research you did. Then you will analyse the feedback that you received. To do this, go through every question you asked and summarise the feedback you got, using direct quotes from your interviewees. 

What was the goal of your animation? To make your target audience laugh? educate them? entertain them? scare them? to be creative? for escapism? Discuss your goal and analyse whether you have achieved it. Use comments from your interviews and specific examples from your animation to back this up. 

Discuss the usefulness of the interviews you have conducted. What have they taught you? Have they helped you to reflect on your own work? After the feedback would you do your next project differently?

Analyse the pros and cons of your animation. These can be technical or creative. When analysing these you need to use specific examples from your animation using timecodes and examples of feedback you got from your interviews.