Evaluation Question 2: How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?

Evaluation Question 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of existing media products?

Mockumentary Editing Progress: Bloopers and Credits

I've decided to include some bloopers in my credits. This is something I've seen many times in mockumentaries that I've watched. By doing this, the credits will be more entertaining for my audience and reveal some behind the scenes footage.

Mockumentary Creation: My role

My role in the creation of the mockumentary was having the responsibility for all post production and casting.

Mockumentary Poster Progression: Adding a website

After showing my audience my poster, they said I could add a link to a website. I have now added the website link as this allows my audience to find more information on the mockumentary, this could include behind the scenes footage and a live Twitter feed.

Mockumentary Aticle Progression: Adjusting text

I have changed some of the text in the article itself as requested from my audience.

Mockumentary Article Progression: Review Scores

I have made some scores for the article. I ensured I had three sub-sections, "Anticipation", "Enjoyment", and "In Retrospect".
For "Anticipation", I decided to credit the director. I gave it a 3 out of 5 as Little White Lies is rather strict with their grading and I wanted to be realistic with my grading.
When it came to grading "Enjoyment", I wanted a very positive response. I kept the reasoning short and sweet as it leave it up to the audience to go and see if they agree with it.
"In Retrospect" takes a more technical approach. This shows that my mockumentary can be seen from a serious approach.