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- 2. Ideas for Presentation Ideas Facebook Page Instagram AccountPresentation Video Wix Website Paper Wall Posters Reach a large audience My audience is young so uses tis Spread around to a lot of people but bias as its all based on age and location. Mainly for tutor to explain process and video. Expensive and takes manual labour Lots of information Can add videos with links to YouTube Page Add events and message boxes Can add links to Instagram and YouTube too Audio of me doing a voice over, 5 minutes with photos and videos for visuals Screenings College screening organised by college/ course. Private screening funded privately out of college time.
- 3. Screenings and Show College Show • York College, Lecture Theatre • Put on by college, free • No refreshments • Length as long as you can stay • Starts at 7pm • Wednesday the 3rd of July 2019 Private Class Show • New Earswick Folk Hall, York. • Paid for privately • Bar for snacks and drinks • Plays every student film in or group • Starts at 6pm • Monday the 24th of June 2019
- 9. Film Festivals IntoFilm - Film of the Month, June 2019
- 10. Video Script The idea for Me and my Vocation first came to me when I did my factual project at the beginning of this academic year, when I realised that the catholic church was something I would like to make a documentary about. When I was planning to make modern sisters, the short documentary I made which included interviews with nuns, I knew that it was going to be a short project and so I wouldn’t have enough time to create something as big as I wanted. Therefore I had planned to create two different projects, both covering different subjects yet still about the Catholic Church. I used the contacts I had made when filming Modern Sisters to help me get interviews with some nuns and a priest so I could interview them for my FMP and thus Me and my Vocation was created. This time I wanted o create a project that discovered people who had taken up vocations in the church and why. I wanted to understand why people would want to give up their life to something that so many people don’t even believe in. I also wanted to interview someone young, so that my audience could relate to them, and so I contacted my old religious education teacher since he is a considerably younger than the other interviewees and he was happy to help. Getting people involved was what I thought was going to be one of the hardest tasks however in reality was simple. When picking out whom I wanted to interview I felt that sister Agatha was a very interesting character since she had lived such an extraordinary life. Since she had been brought up as part of the establishment and was resented to the king at a debutant ball at 16,and then became a nun, I knew was different to other nuns. I also felt that father Thompson was a good candidate since he hadn’t gone through the usual path that the typical priest would have gone down since he had previously been married and apart of the COE I then started to do research and pre-production which were both long tasks. I knew that I needed to do deep research so that I handled this subject with care as to not offend anyone. To do this I looked at other documentary makers like Louis theroux and more serious docu-series like the keepers to see their techniques and I picked some from each so that I could pick one that worked best for mine. I then looked at viewing and rating figures to see how I should resent my documentary and where it should go so that it could appeal to audience I intended it for. I then planned lots of schedules and kit bookings so that I was very prepared. I was worried about appearing professional when interviewing people and so I made sure I dressed well and was on top of everything so that I could make the best project I could. When it came to filming these interviews it was fairly straightforward since they were just shot in a talking heads technique. The only issue when filming was my crew of which my one and only member pulled out very last minute and I had to film one of the interviews alone, however in the end it all worked out okay. When filming the other interviews I had enlisted the help of another student who became my sound assistant and we worked well together despite her not having done the job before. It was so important for me to make a good impression on the interviewees, as I wanted them to think of this project with high standard and to think of me as a professional documentary maker. The idea to create multiple different version of my project started when I was editing the raw footage. I knew that I wanted each person to b able to tell their story yet for them to sill be involved and interlinked between each other. Therefore I decided to do 3 different types of documentary and make them all available to the viewer, something which I believe is very modern and typical of new media, especially found on YouTube, that is aimed at my target audience. Having the three shorter pieces meant that it was easy for people to consume the information during their busy lives and that was something that was important to me. The reason that I wanted to make this for a young audience was because I think that since a lot of people are quite liberal, they often ignore religion, which has previously been a cornerstone of society throughout the ages. I thought that making this documentary I could enlighten people and help them to, in the least, learn something new. In the end I was so happy with the project as it came to be just as I had hoped. It looks and sounds professional and I am sure that it can help others to learn something new.