This documentary analyzes the case of a murder allegedly committed under the influence of the devil by exploring themes of crime, religion, and media influence. It uses a mix of linear and non-linear narrative structures and incorporates interviews, archive footage, and reconstructions to tell the story. Camera work includes shots like rule of thirds, over the shoulder, and extreme close ups. Sound and editing techniques like narration, slow motion, and point of view are employed to guide the audience through the events.

1. Documentary analysis: The Devil Made me do it

2. Type of documentary: Mixed Themes: Crime, Murder investigation, Power of the media and Devil worship Vs Religion Narrative structure Open linear and non linear

3. Camera work Interviews- Rule of 3rds, medium close up however interview with mason is a low angle showing power over the audience. Two shot of people n the couch. Tacking, Pan, Zoom, over the shoulder shot, crane, close up and extreme close ups. Archive footage- cctv images, shots at masons gigs and newspapers.

4. Mise-en-scene Manson interview in low angle and left side of face lit up and the right dark- suggest that he has a good and bad side to him. Nun on her own in a basic plain room shows that her life is simple and all of this is a big shock to her. Parents of the girl in a clear room connotes that their lives are clear and they are good parents.

5. Sound Narrator is a male voice and he uses standard English and had a calm and clear voice. Acts as glue that hold the whole thing together, without the narrator then it wouldn't make sense, narrator guides you through it all.

6. Editing Priest driving- Just audio, slow motion. Reconstruction of nuns death- Sounds used to play out the reconstruction e.g heartbeat and thuds. Point of view shot of the nun lying on the floor.

7. Archive material News footage- newspapers, police office and the nuns funeral. Still images Marylyn Manson music videos American massacre news reports