Luke Wilson Level-3 Part-2

Practice Tutorial Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OmUEAusiRs Feedback: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1nB4iuT2uJTd2pJ7zMGpzoNUPsG8MtlJw2pNrmjhodeA/edit#responses Overall, i have learned that 80% my overall demographic of viewers thought my video was semi-decent to medio-core, this was okay to me as a whole due to my video being a practice/demo run of barbering video, this will have no real reflection or comparison to my final product as the real client will be pitching physically and most inconsistencies of the practice run shall be removed and replaced. A practice is a good way of me finding out what my audience needs are, and what spefically they want to see both visually and factually in my video. I have learned that my audience do not mostly care or disapprove of my transitional effects and editing techniques which is a good thing, however, from looks of my pie charts on the survey i have the feeling they won't want to see crazy effects and visuals in a barbering video....

Interpret & Identify the client I am tasked by city campus to create a professional, informative and educational tutorial video demonstrating up to 8 or 9 unique looking hairstyles taught and instructed by of the minatorily lectures in the college have have volunteered to take the figure head of the project. My task, is to help assit the production of this video, that shall be lately published on the 'official' Sunderland college 'city' campus's website for all to see. This project shall be mostly dedicated/catered to aspiring level-2 and level-3 students who are either just joining/becoming apart of the campus for the first time, or returning students who are looking to aspire their qualifications of barbering & hairstyling to the next level of professional practice. This will be important to link for future reference as students shall be referring to this tutorial video for guidance and instructual information for when it comes to doing these said spefic h...