3. The Video
Factual Production
Scene No. or section (e.g.
beginning, middle, end,
etc)
Approx timing What happens Visual notes Audio notes
Intro 25 – 30 seconds Opening Cinematic Intro containing edited clips • Synth and
Vaporwave
music
Part 1 1 Minute and 30
Seconds
I will talk about how studios handle
representation in the media they produce
and how it can affect pre-existing
franchise.
• Clips of scenes from the media
• Edited with found footage effects.
• Visual graphics if necessary/have
enough time.
• Narration
• Synth and
Vaporwave
music.
Part 2 1 Minute and 30
Seconds
I will talk about the representation in
Doctor Who specifically i.e. give
examples.
• Clips of scenes from the media
• Found footage of Doctor Who merch
• Edited with found footage effects.
• Visual graphics if necessary/have
enough time.
• Narration
• Synth and
Vaporwave
music.
• Voices in
radio effect.
Part 3 2 Minutes I will talk about the Thirteenth Doctor, the
controversy, opinions and my own.
• Clips of scenes from the media
• Edited with found footage effects.
• Visual graphics if necessary/have
enough time.
• Narration
• Synth and
Vaporwave
music.
• Voices in
radio effect.
STRUCTURAL BREAKDOWN
4. The Video
Factual Production
SCRIPT (OUTLINE)
Representation in Media and Doctor Who
What will I talk about?
• The rise of representation
in Media
- Details on how it has changed and improved.
• Example of representation
in Media
- Shown examples of a couple representations from different pieces of media i.e Movies and TV.
• How representation is handled
in Doctor Who
- Details/shows examples of how the show has developed with being more inclusive over the years.
The Casting of a Female Doctor
What will I talk about?
• The casting of Jodie Whittaker
- Talk about the first female Doctor and its significance.
• The backlash and controversy
- Ask the question of whether it is a good or bad thing (is it genuine or for financial gain and discuss).
• For and Against
- Detail both sides of the argument, using interviews etc.
• My opinion
- My own opinion on the matter (+thoughts after a couple episodes – would have aired by time of recording).
• Conclusion
- Ending on saying something along the lines of “It has all improved but we are still a long way away”.
7. The Video
Factual Production
Scene No. or section (e.g.
beginning, middle, end,
etc)
Approx timing What happens Visual notes Audio notes
Intro 25 – 30 seconds Opening Cinematic Intro containing edited clips • Synth and
Vaporwave
music
Part 1 1 Minute and 30
Seconds
I will talk about how studios handle
representation in the media they produce
and how it can affect pre-existing
franchise.
• Clips of scenes from the media
• Edited with found footage effects.
• Visual graphics if necessary/have
enough time.
• Narration
• Synth and
Vaporwave
music.
Part 2 1 Minute and 30
Seconds
I will talk about the representation in
Doctor Who specifically i.e. give
examples.
• Clips of scenes from the media
• Found footage of Doctor Who merch
• Edited with found footage effects.
• Visual graphics if necessary/have
enough time.
• Narration
• Synth and
Vaporwave
music.
• Voices in
radio effect.
Part 3 2 Minutes I will talk about the Thirteenth Doctor, the
controversy, opinions and my own.
• Clips of scenes from the media
• Edited with found footage effects.
• Visual graphics if necessary/have
enough time.
• Narration
• Synth and
Vaporwave
music.
• Voices in
radio effect.
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
8. The Video
Factual Production
CONTINGENCY PLANNING & RISK ASSESSMENT
Potential Issue
• Camera doesn’t work
• Sound recorder doesn’t work
• Camera Battery Life
• SD card full
• Behind Schedule
• Back Strain
• RSI and Eye Strain
• Electric Shock
• Tripping over wires and cables
• Use Backup camera (Phone cameras)
• Use different audio recording
software
• Make sure battery us fully charged
• Wipe SD card and back up footage
• Keep to schedule as much as
possible
• Sit appropriately and take breaks
• Make sure text size, screen
brightness, room lighting etc is
adequate.
•
• Be careful with the equipment
• Hide trailing wires under desks or out
of way
Solution
9. The Video
Factual Production
RESOURCES
Equipment
• Sound Recorder (For recording of narration.)
• Phone Camera (Recording home video clips of my own Doctor Who merchandise.)
• Computer (For the editing and locating of clips.)
• Phone Mic (For the audio if there isn’t any access to the sound recorder)
Software
• Adobe Premiere Pro (Touching up of pre-existing edits at College.)
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• Adobe After Affects (Post-Production of editing.)
• Vegas Pro 14 (Main editing if done at home.)
• Adobe Photoshop (Creating of graphics, logos and texts where necessary.)
11. The Video
Factual Production
DIEGETIC SOUND & NON-DIEGETIC SOUND
In my production I won’t particularly be utilising Diegetic Sound aside from if the audio is
a part of the footage being show as in whenever a character is speaking a line of dialogue
or someone is speaking as part of an interview. As for Non-Diegetic Sound I will be
producing narration to accompany the footage to get the information within the script
across to the audience, I will also be using audio from the series such as the opening
theme as well as ambient music to create the full production
