Joshua Robinson Level 3 Documentary Blog

What is the idea for your documentary? Idea idea for my documentary four culture in a digital age is the idea of how symptoms are becoming more and more easy to create due to how technology is advancing rapidly and how some films made with extremely low budgets are being seen as better than films with ones in the millions.  Ideas on content structure, sound, cinematography and mise en scene? For cinematography I want to create a nice looking orange glow to the documentary to show that it’s it’s welcoming welcoming and warm instead of cold. for Mise en scène keeping with the cinematography of warm colour tones I want to shoot it in my own room to show comparison between myself being able to create films and how a comedian is able to create an entire special called inside which was a Netflix special that won lots and lots of awards for being creative both in story wise and also through the cinematography being very colourful and bright but also very dark and depressing despite it still b

  Audience profile An audience profile is a source for collecting data through surveys and primary research. Psychographics, demographics and social grade are essential to creating a audience profile. This Below is a social grade, a social grade is a chart that allows people to be categorised into different places based on that class and income. The social great of my audience that I have found out of being based on the survey I created is Definitely around and E on a social grade class. Where I figure this is basically based on how all of the people who answered my survey are very young and do you not have long-term jobs. What I found out. Through this survey I have created I have been able to find out about the basics of what my audience wants from a documentary from the BBC.  For  example I have found out that the social grade of my audience is an E as The people who answered my survey are young and do not have full-time jobs and are most likely pensioners.

Drones Drones over the last couple of years they have completely changed how films can be show and will be shot. Before drones were invented to only way to get shots of landscapes or cities from very high up would be to use a helicopter and this was basically impossible for people who were on a low budget but now drones have become the way to do establishing shots and shots of landscapes due to the fact that they are way more convenient and they are extremely more cheap to film with. when Im filming my documentary i can use drone footage as b footage for when its getting boring to view the a footage. 3D Cameras 3D cameras are a new kind of technology that allows filming in a complete 360 degrees. there isnt a lot of use for these cameras at the moment as to what kind of croud they appeal to is very niche as with a 360 video considerating in one place is a hard and impossible thing to do as there is always more things to look at since it because it goes all around your head. Virtual Rea

  DJ Peach Cobbler Documentary This is DJ Peach Cobbler, he's a YouTuber who talks about history in a documentary style and makes jokes about history. This style of this kind of documentary is clearly the participatory  and he also speaks about secrets that were uncovered due to secrets being leaked like the men in black and also he has spoke about the history of Rome and the men in black which are somewhat a mystery.  He usually sits directly in front of the camera and uses b role to elaborate on what he speaks and jokes about and it makes for an interesting and comedic experience. This kind of documentary (a participatory documentary) is a very much a kind of documentary id like to make as its engaging and interesting and is very much an easier to create. The Social Network Documentary The image above is my favourite documentary I've seen as it is a documentary about the making of The Social Network which is a film that is about the creation of Facebook. The documentary lets

  A documentary is a form of entertainment/education which usually has a narrator that talks over footage of a past event or events. They do this so the viewer can understand more about the said event or events and makes the experience of these events more realistic and cinematic to the audience then what it would be if it was just a book. Poetic Documentary   The poetic documentary is a specific genre of documentary that started becoming popular in the 1920s and a poetic documentary instead of focusing on a story with voice overs from a narrator. It more goes for the feel of a time period or place with only music and visuals and is often not chronological most of the time. A poetic documentaries goal is to invoke an emotional response from the audience without explaining what is happening in the footage being presented. Expository Documentary Expository documentaries are documentaries that quite obviously have a narrator that narrates over footage that is being shown to the audience.

 T he BBC was founded on the 18th of October 1922 making it almost 100 years old and is considered the oldest national broadcaster and is the biggest broadcaster in the world. BBC at its in the inception of the company BBC in the beginning because the TV was new they didn't know what to use it for so they used to just broadcast the actors in the radio dramas reading their scripts and overtime they slowly realised that they could tell stories with shows such as the buck and bubbles.  In the BBCs years explanatory documentaries have become very popular on their platform as animals and the planet have become the most popular kind of documentary to be aired as they are always very well produced and filmed and almost always include the voice of David Attenborough. David Attenborough over the years has become basically the golden standard for narration in documentaries thanks to the BBC's frequent use of his commentary in their well produced documentaries such as Our Planet, Planet E