Life In Lock-down- Documentary Research What is a documentary? is a non-fictional motion-picture intended to "document reality, primarily for the purposes of instruction, education, or maintaining a historical record" - compare documentary theatre ? Types of documentaries. Explain what they are. Give examples of each. Poetic Mode; O f documentary film tends toward subjective interpretations of its subject(s). Light on rhetoric, documentaries in the poetic mode forsake traditional narrative content: individual characters and events remain undeveloped, in favour of creating a particular mood or tone. Expository Mode gives the narrator the role to explain or argue the film's rhetorical content. Stories and statements are given through voice-over with images to illustrate the tone of the film. Using this model , the filmmaker collects footage that functions to strengthen the spoken narrative. Participatory Mode; ...
Lockdown Evaluation In this evaluation I shall be evaluating my “LockDown” assignment. I will discuss the research process, the pre-production, the production, the post production, and finally my conclusions. I will examine my strengths and weaknesses, and also areas for improvement. At the beginning of the assignment, I created a survey about how people would understand disability and wanted to find out more. I found this quite challenging, as it was hard to find a suitable set of questions, and I found it difficult to come up with the right questions to ask, but also not too personal, as I was concerned that people wouldn’t answer. The research phase was something that I enjoyed, as I wanted to do it differently from what I had done previously, which was to create a poll on Instagram for people to respond to. I also created a short interview with my mum discussing disabilities, which in turned gave me a couple of ideas for my vlog. I also watched videos about my hero Rob Pars...