February 12 2013

1) How do you hope/want the audience to react/respond to your piece?

I hope they would find it cute, and have a few laughs.

2) How do you want the audience to feel about your characters? What kind of connection do you want them to feel to your characters.

I want them to understand that there is good intent in each character. That Porsha doesn't like Pumpkinhead due to a bad first impression, and continues to have one so long as he is so unkept. Pumpkinhead while putting his best effort now would of done better if he regularly took care of himself before this point.

3) What sort of audience reaction/response would leave you disappointed? What would be the best response? Imagine a critical review of your piece that would make you feel that your piece was understood, and that it was recognized as being a great piece, a festival winner what would the review say?

Indifference would be a disappointing response. Neither would I learn what I done right or wrong if nobody had a feeling over it. Any response is better than nothing. A critical review of my piece might be over poor timing. Since it already is a problem now, for I am trying to cut down to 2 minnets while trying to animate the thing, I know it will show in the final animation. I guess a comment about character design would be nice.