The document outlines plans for a documentary project about animal welfare. It includes details about the music, locations, presenter, and interviews. For the music, two songs are proposed for different parts of the documentary. Several potential filming locations are listed, including animal shelters, parks, and veterinary offices. The document discusses using the author as the presenter and describes how they will be represented. It also provides information about interviewing members of the public aged 16-25 and 30+ in parks, as well as experts from animal shelters, zoos, and veterinary practices. Guidelines are provided for conducting public and expert interviews safely and ethically.

1. Assignment 13:
Music, Locations, Social
Actors
Laura Cuk

2. Music
Links Why is this music
appropriate?
Initial research http://www.reverbnation.com/mela
niefontana
These two songs were made
for the documentary that I
researched (Shelter Me)
Music for
introduction
(montage)
This song is a little bit more
upbeat and would support the
whole preview of the series.
Music for 2
minute
development
Sol – Misha Mishenko
http://www.last.fm/music/Misha+M
ishenko/_/Sol
I think this song is appropriate
because it be a slow pace
background sound when
discussing a serious piece of
information from the
documentary. For example
archival still photographs of
animals suffering.

3. Locations (initial ideas)
Ideas for
locations
Hyde Park
Mayhew
Animal Shelter
Roundwood
Park
Vets
(Medivet)
Police
Station
Butchers

4. Locations
Where will you film your
presenter?
Where will you film
your public interviews
Where will you film
expert interviews?
My presenter will be filmed
on the outside of The
Mayhew Animal Shelter.
They will start of filming the
presenter outside then other
scenes the presenter will be
filmed inside the shelter.
Some other location will be
outside local vets and other
animal shelters.
My public interviews
will take place in a local
park where pet
owners/lovers are with
there pets.
E.g. Shelter Me
Hyde Park
The experts who I will be
filming will be filmed in their
own department of the
shelter to show their
profession/role in the
organisation.
i.e. Police,
Butchers,
Vets, etc.

5. Locations
Locations for 2 minute
montage intro
Locations for 2 minute
development
Mayhew Animal Shelter
Hyde Park
Police Station
Roundwood Park
Westfield shopping centre
Barnes
Mayhew Animal Shelter
Hyde Park
Barnes ( Vets )

6. Social Actors
Inspirational
presenters
What do you like about
them?
Pictures of them
Name: Nev Schulman
Previous documentary:
Catfish
I like Nev Schulman's
involvement in his
documentary. As a presenter
Nev is also participatory in his
documentary when he is
interviewing the interviewees.
Nev Schulman (right) and
Max Joseph (left)

7. Social Actors – Your Presenter
Presenter
Info
Why this person? Pictures of them
Name: Myself
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Availability: All
the time
I want to be the presenter
because:
• I think I could have that capability of
a persuasive attitude towards an
audience to make them aware of
the issues that
• I am going to persist throughout my
documentary.
• I personally am against this issue.
• I want to make a change if all
means necessary, and I believe I
will have that approach to my
audience.

8. Presenter
Representatio
n
The presenter is to represent someone who is simply used to guide
through the documentary. The presenter will be represented as
someone who is unbiased.
Costume/prop
s
The presenters costume not to be exaggerated. The costume will
be jeans, a white shirt which will advertise the documentary, white
converses and no props will be included.
Body language The body language would be open to form a relationship between
presenter and audience.
Gesture Hand movement gestures would be necessary so that the
presenter would come across naturally speaking instead of talking
like it has been rehearsed.
Facial
expression
The presenters facial expression would be warm and smiling to
attract the audience. By having the presenter smiling, this will make
the audience feel more comfortable and will make them listen to
the presenter.
Speech The speech would be formal. The language will be standard
English so that it would appeal to both target and secondary
audience.

9. Social Actors – Public
Interviews Research
Type of people
to interview
Why this/these particular
people and where you will
find them?
Pictures of those
type of people
16 -25 year olds This age group is my target
audience for my topic so it
would be good to get some of
their opinions about it.
- Hyde Park -
30 year olds This age group would have
more knowledge about the
issue
- Roundwood Park -

10. Social Actors – Public
Interview Techniques
Important techniques on how to do public interviews:
• Be friendly.
• Explain to them what this documentary will be
about.
• Explain the purpose of the interview.
• Give the public time to rehearse there lines.
• Don’t come across intimidating.

11. Social Actors – Expert Interview Research
Type of
experts to
interview
Why this/these particular
experts and where will you
find them?
Pictures of those type of experts
Veterinarians
(Medivet)
I will find veterinary experts in
Barnes, 76 Church Road,
Greater London
London Zoo
experts
I will find London Zoo experts in
London, Greater London
Mayhew
Animal Shelter
experts
I will find the experts from the
Mayhew Animal Shelter in
Trenmar Gardens, Kensal
Green

12. Social Actors – Expert
Interview Techniques
Important techniques on how to do expert interviews:
• Call before hand and explain to the experts of why
you need to interview them.
• Be friendly but formal
• Have a back up just in case they don’t reply.

13. Social Actors –
Health and Safety
Interviewing
risks/responsibilities
Interview precautions
If the individual doesn’t want to
be shown on camera
Explain to interviewees the
video will not be shown publicly
Interviewing alone When interviewing a stranger
always have a friend with you
Filming people under the age of
16
Ask parents permission
Filming in a store – need
permission
Ask the store managers before
filming their customers