This documentary uses a mixed style with interviews and voiceovers. It explores multiple themes such as the power of media, religion, and youth culture. The narrative structure is open-ended, single-stranded by focusing on one story, and non-linear by not presenting events in chronological order. Various camera techniques like establishing shots, close-ups, and tracking shots are used. Religious imagery and lighting techniques help convey the dichotomy of good versus evil. Sound effects, music, and voiceovers are incorporated to construct the narrative and set an atmospheric tone. Editing and juxtaposition of visuals and music are done to heighten the presentation in an unconstructive manner. Archive footage, graphics, and translations

1. Rhiannon Bescoby
The type of documentary this is is mixed documentary, as it uses a variety of contents, e.g. the use of
interviews and voiceovers used throughout. This documentary has used plenty of themes, which
gives the idea that there is not just one thing that the audience should be looking at.
The themes that I picked up on were; Power of the media- can the media’s influences change
people’s behaviour? Religion- Catholicism, satanic worship. Good V Evil- Binary position, a theory
established and Youth- problems in society and how their being dealt with.
Moreover, the narrative structure for this documentary, are the following; Open, as it leaves
questions unanswered and keeps the audience wondering ‘well is the music of Manson the reason
these children did such an evil act’ as even those who created this documentary don’t know
themselves. Its single stranded, which means that they have focused on only one story. Lastly, it’s
non-linear, as it does not follow the correct time in chronological order, as this documentary goes
back in time to the murder and then fast forwards to the court cases.

2. Rhiannon Bescoby
The use of camera work in this documentary was very subtle and used plenty of different camera
works;
Establishing shot; was used to establish location. E.g. where the murder took place.
Medium close up; used in interviews on Marilyn Manson, either on the left or the right of
the screen. E.g. to get a better view of the persons emotions.
Panning shot; To show the merchandise they were selling of Manson.
Tracking shot; was used to follow the solicitor, whom was in charge of the case. E.g. to show
the importance of the person it’s focused on.
Zoom; used to get a better idea of the person it’s being focused on. E.g. when the nuns
brother was getting into the car.
Handheld; used to show a more realistic view, its actual footage and in order to respond to
events they have to be quick. E.g. Manson coming out of McDonalds.
Crane shot; Used to show a bigger area. E.g. Manson’s concert.
Conventional framing of interviews; close up or medium close up, framed on the left or the
right of the screen, eye line should be 1/3 of the way down the screen.
Medium shot Handheld
Closeup shot Extreme closeup

3. Rhiannon Bescoby
The use of mise-en-scene for this documentary contained a variety of different things, but mainly
consisted of religious imagery. As well as this, the main importance of this documentary would be
the lighting, as it creates colour on religions iconography “golden glowing” V harsh lighting on
Manson, gives the idea of ‘good V evil’ more clearly.
Moving on, the sound used in this, uses dygetic sound of a males voice over. Standard English, calm
emotive delivery; as if it’s too emotive it can sound biased. Age is appropriate to the subject matter.
The use of the voiceover is to construct to the narrative (it’s the glue that holds it all together). Also,
the voiceover is used for translating Italian; which is gender appropriate.
Interestingly, they use sound effects of the reconstruction of the murder, to make it more realistic
for the audience when watching. The use of religious music throughout such as; choral, organ and
orchestral, as the whole bases of this documentary is making Manson out to be the devil. The use of
sombre- guitar music; simple strumming/plucking, as it all creates an atmosphere. Moreover, they
us piano playing to create a horror film like feel, spook the audience a little. Mainly, they have used
Manson’s music, so that the audience can get the idea to why they believe his music has guided
three girls to do something like this, to get the audience onto their side really.
The editing entirely is cut incredibly unconstructively, so that the audience are unaware about the
changes. With an unusual edit of juxtaposition; opposite things come together differently to
heighten the visuals more, it somehow fits perfectly. This includes visuals of the fans, with the
background music being religious choral music. Also, use of slow motion on the fans to emphasis
focus towards them.

4. Rhiannon Bescoby
Archive material was used in this documentary, things like;
Marilyn manson, music video’s
Websites
Fans
Newspaper cuttings
Graphics are used throughout the documentary to give the audience something to read aswell as
watching the screen. Graphics are put at the begining of the documentary, to show the title. Using it
in interviews, showing them there name and their relation or relevents to the topic. The font used is
simple, but for their name, would be bigger so that it stands out. Also, used for the place and time
that things occured. Finally, for transulation of the voice over, so that the audience can understand
what they are trying to say.