The documentary follows the rise of a black wolf from a young pup. Various camera techniques like close-ups, mid-shots, and zooms are used to showcase interactions between wolves and intense fight scenes. Sound effects of wolves growling and music set the tone for different scenes. Editing techniques such as slow motion, cuts, and filters are employed to focus on the black wolf during chase sequences and play. Diverse landscapes that include snow, rivers, mountains, and grass depict the wide-ranging environments inhabited by the wolves.

1. Analysing the Documentary on
The rise of the BlackWolf
from 1:00-6:00
By Ricardo Norville

2. Camera
• Close up on all the different wolfs. Used to show the many wolfs in that environment
• Mid-shot to show the pack.This is used to show how the interact with each other.
• Zoom in to show two wolfs fighting. Used to make the fight scene more intense and get
most of the action.
• Close up on a wolfs paws. Used to change the atmosphere and bring the black wolf into the
scene.
• Zoom out on wolfs face. Used to show the wolfs expression and how it is felling in this
certain situation.
• Long shot used to show the black wolf in action in a chase scene and to show how fast the
wolf and deer are running.
• Moving shot. used to follow the black wolf while it was walking
• Big close up. used to see the wolfs expression in its eyes.
• Establishing shot: used to show the next scene in the documentary and the layout of the
environment.

3. Sound
• Music ( intense) this is used to show the scene in which the wolfs are
in.
• Narration used to tell the story.
• Music (sly up beat song) used to show the wolfs personality.
• Sound effect (wolfs growling) used to show how a wolf
communicates.
• sound effect (birds) used to show that the birds are in that area in the
scene and how they are communicating.
• Sound effect (bison's) used to show how they are communicating.

4. Editing
• Slow motion: used to get the full effect of the chase
scenes.
• Cut: used to enter the black wolf into the scene. Also used
to show several clips of the black wolf.
• Fade: used to move to a clip of the black wolf playing.
• Filter: this was used to focus the image on the black wolf.
• Context/title: used to show the name of the documentary
to the viewers.

5. Mise-en-scene
• Snow: this shows that the wolfs tend to live or travel in cold environments.
• Black coats on the wolfs: used to show what the main character of the documentary look like.
• Multi colour fear on wolfs: used to show what these wolf look like and that they are not the
main character
• River: used to show the scenery of the next location and as water for the wolfs
• Trees: used to describe location
• Avalanche: used to show the next location and how cold and dangerous it can be.
• Mountain: used a scenery and to show how high and dangerous the location is.
• Geyser: this is used to show that the pups are in a environment with a lot of steam and that
can become really humid.
• Grass: used to show that the wolfs also live in warm environments with lots of grass making it
easier for them to hunt other animals.
• Pups: used to show the wolfs at young ages and how they lived back then.
• Rocks: used to show the danger and that the journey the black wolf takes is not a straight
path.
• Deer: another animal used in chase scenes for the documentary.
• Birds: an animal type that played a part in the documentary.
• Bison: an animal type that played a part in the documentary.
• Ducks: an animal type that played a part in the documentary.

6. Mise-en-scene
• Snow: this shows that the wolfs tend to live or travel in cold environments.
• Black coats on the wolfs: used to show what the main character of the documentary look like.
• Multi colour fear on wolfs: used to show what these wolf look like and that they are not the
main character
• River: used to show the scenery of the next location and as water for the wolfs
• Trees: used to describe location
• Avalanche: used to show the next location and how cold and dangerous it can be.
• Mountain: used a scenery and to show how high and dangerous the location is.
• Geyser: this is used to show that the pups are in a environment with a lot of steam and that
can become really humid.
• Grass: used to show that the wolfs also live in warm environments with lots of grass making it
easier for them to hunt other animals.
• Pups: used to show the wolfs at young ages and how they lived back then.
• Rocks: used to show the danger and that the journey the black wolf takes is not a straight
path.
• Deer: another animal used in chase scenes for the documentary.
• Birds: an animal type that played a part in the documentary.
• Bison: an animal type that played a part in the documentary.
• Ducks: an animal type that played a part in the documentary.