This documentary uses a mixed style with interviews, camera angles, archive material, and sound to tell the story of a teenage girl who created three fake online identities. It follows themes of teenagers and relationships in the digital age. Various camera techniques like close-ups, panning shots, and zooms are used to set the scene and draw the audience in. Graphics, old photos, typing sounds, and animated characters help illustrate the interviews and online interactions being described.

1. The girl who became 3 boys

2. Type of Documentary
• This is a mixed documentary because of
the varitey of interviews, camera angles,
achieve material and sound.

3. Themes
• Teenagers
• Relationships
• The internet

4. Camera Work
• At the beginning there is a close up of someone
at there computer and they are typing using
facebook. This sets the scene for the audience
telling them this is about teenagers. There is
also a panning shot this then pans to the face
and shows us it’s a teenager using the
computer. Also there is a zoom used this zooms
into a newspaper with the story ‘the girl who
became 3 boys. When they are being
interviewed it is always a medium close up of
them.

5. Mise en scene
• The mise en scene when
someone is being
interviewed is always black
this suggest how its
serious what they are
talking about. But the
camera never stays on the
interview it cuts away to
different shots of what she
is talking about therefore
the voice becomes a voice
over. This is so it keeps the
audience involved.

6. Graphics
• There name appears in white every time
when someone is being interviewed this
follows the code and conventions of a
documentary because this has to be the
same all the time.
Archieve material
• Old pictures of the girls from facebook.

7. Sound
• The documentary starts with a voice over
this is known as the ‘voice of god’.
Because a lot of this documentary has to
do with technology e.g. mobile phones
and internet every time a text message or
facebook message is being typed you can
hear the sound of typing. This makes the
audience feel like they are typing it.

8. Editing
• Through out this documentary there is a lot of
animation used. Each person involved in the
story has a cartoon character this helps the
audience understand what’s going on instead
of just hearing the interviewees voice.