2. Interviews
• Followed the forms and conventions as the positioning of the camera
alternates, to prevent the audience from becoming bored.
• Interviews are filmed in medium close up, with the interviewee’s eye line
being 1/3 down the screen.
• Conventional editing has also been used: Only the interviewee’s answers are
heard.

3. Archive Material
• Followed the forms and conventions as our archive material contains images ,
which relate to the topic of the documentary.

4. Editing
• Cutaways have been used in interviews throughout the documentary, in
order to prevent ‘jump cuts’, therefore allowing the footage to flow easily.
Cutaway of this T-shirt has been Cutaway of the Rolling Stones T- Cutaway of the T-shirts in the
used during Charlotte Evans’ shirt has been used during Miss shop has been used during
interview when she states that Stewarts interview when she is Rachel’s interview (manager of
this is her favourite T-shirt and describing that particular T-shirt. Pulp).
why.

5. Mise-en-scene
• Followed the forms and conventions as the mise-en-scene relates to the
topic of the documentary.
• For example, the mise-en-scene of Rachel’s Interview (left) is of T-shirts,
which is the topic of the documentary. Additionally, although the mise-en-
scene of Miss Stewart’s interview (right) is not of T-shirts, it is of her
classroom, which is relevant to her position in the school, and the purpose of
her interview.

6. Graphics
• Again, we followed the conventions as we have used graphics during
interviews, to anchor the person to the documentary, and to tell the
audience who they are.
• Due to the background of each interview being different in terms of patterns
and colours etc, we used a simple text in the colour white, as it is clear
enough to read, and serves its purpose.

7. Camerawork
• We have followed codes and conventions as we have used a variety of
different shots throughout the documentary, in order to prevent the
audience from becoming bored.
Low angle Long shot Two shot
Additionally, we have
conventionally followed the
Rule of Thirds: which is
where the interviewee’s eye
line is 1/3 down the frame.
Guerrilla filming