1. Montage
-Images appearing on the screen
-Voice over used while there is
montage
Voiceover
Archival Footage -Used While montage is on screen
-Used to explain the subject
-Fast short clips
-Different footage all
linking to the topic
-Lots of close up
(Catch audience attention more)
Voiceover
-what the audience will be seeing
Instrumental
-Quiet music in background
-less confusing to understand
what the voiceover is saying

2. Close up shot of props-used to shoe
Beginning of documentary:
the type
Used to establish the location
of person she is
-Voiceover introduces -The Barbie doll ,cream and fragrance
the character shows
-shows she is the focus of that she may be glamorous and young
the documentary In
this moment in time
Introducing other people
and their experiences to
make it more interesting-
views from different
people—more of a
chance for audience to
relate

3. Interviews are shown in
different ways
-Radio station
-Questions were being
asked from the public and
the model
A range of people from different race/colour gender and age:
Subtitles used
Asian Young girl
seeing her mum go through
Psychologist
-Black male a terrible stage.
Used an expert which is
-works in radio Daughter-also an important view
important have an experts
station Cause this can relate to some peopl
Point of view also makes
going through the same thing.
it more interesting

4. Archival footage
Voiceover explaining statistics
One of the Conventions that wasn’t used that I
expected too see was a presenter
There was a voiceover used throughout to introduce
the topic, characters and statistics
There was a lot of close-up shots used especially
when there was interviews

5. Documentary following cystic fibrosis sufferer
Kristie as she waits for a lifesaving lung transplant, while at
the same time trying to plan for her wedding to Stuart.
Wide shot and
close up shots
of the house-
where It is going
to be set
The character is introduced by herself
with a long shot
-she talks about the problem she has,
which shows what the documentary will
be exploring