A presentation showing 3 documentary makers and their different techniques.

1. By Pav, Alex and matt

2. • His career as the face and voice
of natural history programmes has
endured for 60 years. He is best
known for writing and presenting
the nine Life series, in conjunction
with the BBC Natural History Unit,
which collectively form a
comprehensive survey of all life on
the planet. He is also a former
senior manager at the BBC, having
served as controller of BBC Two
and director of programming for
BBC Television in the 1960s and
1970s. He is the only person to
have won a BAFTA in black and
white, colour, HD and 3D.

3. • Arguably most famous for his long
living life series which was a nice
comprehensive look at planet
earths wildlife and plants. It
began with life on earth in 1979.
this was followed up 5 years later
with The living planet. This series is
still going and so far has
consisted of The trials of life
(1990), Life in the freezer (1993),
The private life of plants (1995),
Life of birds (1998), The life of
mammals (2002), Life in the
undergrowth (2005), Life in cold
blood (2008), First life (2010)

5. • 2002: El Alamein
• 2004: Battle Of Britain
• 2005: Trafalgar
• 2006: Shipwreck – Ark Royal
• 2007: 20th Century Battlefields
• 2008: Britain's Lost World
• 2010: How The Celts Saved Britain
• 2011: Filthy Cities
• 2012: Dig WW2 with Dan Snow
• 2013: D Day – The Last Hero's
When looking at Dan Snow’s documentaries it is clear he has a common theme and
style for his documentaries. It is mostly about famous events in British history, but
often he tries to make not so well known events more apparent looking into small
details of forgotten events. His style if very much expository, in that he speaks
directly to the viewer with almost an authorities commentary. Often he can come
across with a participatory approach as he gets involved with certain activities he
is researching or looking into.

6. Ross James Belshaw Kemp (born
21 July 1964) is a BAFTA award-
winning English actor, author and
journalist, who rose to prominence
in the role of Grant Mitchell in the
BBC soap opera, EastEnders. Since
2006, Kemp has received
international recognition as an
investigative journalist for his
critically acclaimed and award-
winning documentary series Ross
Kemp on Gangs.

7. -Ross Kemp: on Gangs
-Ross Kemp: in Afghanistan
-Ross Kemp: In Search of Pirates
-Ross Kemp: Middle East
-Ross Kemp: Battle For The Amazon
-Ross Kemp: Extreme World
-Ross Kemp: Back On The Frontline
Ross Kemps documentaries all tend to have the same themes,
making his style very unique and effective; They all share the
participatory theme, meaning he usually gets involved in
whatever’s going on. He also hold interviews with people who
have experience with whatever the documentary is based on.

8. Ross Kemps documentaries all tend to have the same
themes, making his style very unique and effective;
They all share the participatory theme, meaning he
usually gets involved in whatever’s going on. He also
hold interviews with people who have experience
with whatever the documentary is based on.