My pitch was very straightforward and allowed me to elaborate on different points and convey my ideas effectively. I was put into a small group of 4 other people, and we took turns presenting our pitches. This gave me very good ideas and allowed me to view the project from other people's eyes, therefore giving me a new perspective on things and new ideas. One of my favourite parts of the pitch was seeing who else was working with the same band as me and seeing how they interact with the band and how they tackle and approach different issues. Presenting my pitch was also very useful as it showed me how my project appeared to other people and their opinions on it. It made me realise I needed more experimentation and relevant research, as the topics presented in a slideshow wasn't as cohesive as I had hoped for, and shows jumps of ideas without the reason or methods being stated anywhere in my work. 

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Overall, this was a very useful experience and allowed me to review mine and other's projects and see the differences and similarities in our work.