Documentary codes and conventions
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This document outlines several conventions commonly used in documentaries, including using a neutral narrator, interviewing relevant subjects formally, paying attention to setting, filming interviews at an angle without direct eye contact, including cutaways and graphics with interviewee names. It also notes that documentaries employ music to set mood, have an opening to introduce the topic, and use editing techniques like juxtaposing opposing views to create drama or cutaways to maintain interest.
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This documentary uses a mixture of interviews and reconstruction to tell the true story of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on America. It has a closed, single-stranded narrative structure that answers all audience questions. Various camera techniques like close-up and medium close-up shots of interviewees are used to focus on their emotion and body language. Archive images and graphics with interviewee names and details are also incorporated. Different editing techniques like speeding up or slowing down footage help make the documentary visually interesting. A male voiceover and sad music provide audio that matches the dark subject matter.
The Music Bizz
The documentary uses a variety of techniques such as interviews, archive footage, and actuality footage with no narrator visible on screen. It explores the themes of music, the music industry, Meatloaf's comeback, music marketing, and the power of media. While non-linear and with a single narrative thread focused on music and Meatloaf, it follows conventions for interviews and uses establishing shots, close-ups, and graphics to identify interviewees and locations.
Theory of a documentary
Documentaries aim to portray real events and situations to audiences. They can cover topics like politics, history, and culture. While some documentaries only use factual footage, others may include reconstructions if real evidence is unavailable. John Grierson is credited with coining the term "documentary" in the 1920s and focused on portraying factual information. More recently, some argue documentaries have become more creative in their storytelling and less focused solely on facts. Key elements of documentaries include observations, interviews, dramatizations, mise-en-scene, and exposition. However, it is debated how much documentaries can truly capture reality or truth given creative choices that are made.
Analysis of 'The Music Bizz’ – Meatloaf
This documentary examines the music industry and how advertising influences audiences. It follows the career of Meatloaf in a non-linear format. Various filming and editing techniques are used including close-ups, archive footage, green screen, dissolves and montages. Interviews are framed conventionally with the subject's eyes 1/3 down and use low angles for Meatloaf to convey power. The documentary provides a single narrative that answers all questions by the end.
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The document discusses the genre of thrillers. It defines thrillers as films with exciting plots and suspense. There are many subgenres of thrillers, including crime thrillers and supernatural thrillers. Thrillers typically involve a protagonist hero opposing an antagonist villain aiming to harm them. The plots of thrillers are unpredictable and build tension through a climax and often a twist ending. Elements like isolated settings, unsettling music scores, and cryptic film posters further the suspenseful and mysterious nature of the thriller genre.
Analysis of ‘The Music Bizz’ – Meatloaf
This documentary about the music business and the career of Meatloaf uses a variety of cinematic techniques. It does not follow a linear chronological structure. Low angle shots and handheld camera work were used in interviews to convey power and respond to action. Green screen and archive footage were frequently incorporated into interviews. Editing techniques like dissolves and montages were employed, and interviews were edited to remove the interviewer and directly address the audience. A variety of media from the time period like magazines, videos, and album covers were also featured.
Codes and conventions of a documentary
The document outlines John Corner's five main elements of any documentary: 1) Observation, 2) Interview, 3) Dramatization, 4) Mise En Scène, and 5) Exposition. It then discusses each element in more detail and explains how they are used to structure narratives, introduce conflicts, and engage audiences. Documentaries also employ conventions like following a three-act structure, using music/sound effects, selecting footage that advances the theme, and employing techniques like the rule of thirds in interviews.
Weird or what
This document discusses the camera shots, edits, sound, mise-en-scene, and likes/dislikes of a documentary. It notes that establishing shots, mid shots, and long shots were used to frame subjects. Short takes during interviews showed facial expressions. Crosscutting was used between the subject and key speaker. Basic cuts transitioned between scenes. Mysterious music and soundtrack intros set the tone. Voiceovers introduced topics. Casual costumes were worn and locations rarely established relevance. The documentary kept viewers interested through intriguing topics but some presentations seemed far-fetched.
The music bizz – marketing of meat loaf
The documentary uses a variety of techniques to analyze the marketing and success of Meat Loaf. It includes interviews, archival footage, and narration. While non-linear, it explores themes of the music industry and media influence. A variety of shots are used in interviews against green screens and graphics to emphasize points. Soundtracks and music are incorporated to contextualize the era. Editing techniques like dissolves and montages engage viewers throughout.
Documentary analysis the music biz
The documentary analyzes the music industry and how it can make or break artists' careers. It follows meatloaf's comeback attempt. It uses a variety of footage such as interviews, narration, and archival material. The narrator has a slightly sarcastic tone. It analyzes how the media influences audiences and their opinions of artists. Chroma key is used to overlay images during interviews. Editing techniques like cuts, dissolves and jump cuts are used throughout.
Analysing film trailers- The November Man
The trailer summarizes the crime genre film The November Man. It introduces the main character as a skilled assassin on a mission. Scenes show him engaged in planning, fighting, and killing other assassins as he works to track down his target. The fast-paced montage of action scenes is accompanied by a steady, mysterious soundtrack. The trailer establishes the film as an intense action thriller focused on the main character's mission to accomplish his goal.
Eval 1
Our documentary follows many of the standard conventions of documentary films. We framed interviews on the left or right third of the shot with the interviewee facing the interviewer. We included captions identifying interviewees and their relevance. We also used cutaways and archive footage to smoothy transition between edited interview answers, and included relevant clips during interviews to keep viewers engaged. Our documentary's background visuals and poster also matched the topic being discussed to adhere to conventional documentary production standards.
Codes and conventions of documentaries
Documentaries follow certain codes and conventions including using relevant sound effects and music, carefully constructing the mise-en-scene, and editing interviews in a way that provides continuity while removing unnecessary questions. They also make use of cutaways, archive footage, graphics to display information, and aim for simple editing to avoid confusing viewers. Interviews are typically filmed in a medium close up with the interviewee looking off-screen and the camera alternating angles.
Executed
This documentary analyzes the film "Executed" which examines capital punishment. It uses a mix of documentary techniques including a voiceover, interviews, and archive footage. The themes it explores are death, crime, justice, injustice, and capital punishment. The interviews are shot in a conventional style and the settings are relevant to the interview subjects. Gloomy lighting and somber music fit the dark themes. Graphics and archive footage are also used to inform the audience about the people and events discussed.
Presentation1
The document discusses conventions of real media products and whether the student's own media products followed or challenged these conventions. It analyzes conventions of magazine covers, film posters, and film trailers. For each media type, it identifies conventions from real examples and indicates whether the student's work followed or challenged each convention. It provides explanations for conventions that were challenged, such as not using a red masthead on the magazine cover for visibility reasons. Overall, the student aimed to follow conventions but also challenged some, such as featuring a person of color on the magazine cover.
Codes and conventions of documentaries
The document analyzes the main features and conventions of documentaries based on watching 3 different documentaries. It discusses several documentary techniques including voiceovers to describe footage, interviews to gain different perspectives, use of music to influence audience perception, inclusion of real footage without actors, and subtitles or reconstructions when direct footage is unavailable. The purpose is to present the key elements of documentaries to the audience.
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- 2. This is a narrator who is never seen on screen. The gender of the ‘Voice of God’ narrator must match the subject matter. For example, in ‘That thing: Lara Croft’ (a documentary about a video game) the narrator is male as video games are a stereotypical male interest.
- 3. The people interviewed formally must be relevant to the subject matter. For example, in ‘Killer Instinct’ (A documentary about murder cases) several forensic analysts, police officers and criminal profilers are interviewed about the case. The mise-en-scene in also important. The setting of the interview must also relate to the subject matter of the documentary. The person being interviewed must not look directly into camera. They are usually sat at an angle, facing the person conducting the interview. Interviews are traditionally filmed in a mid-shot or medium close up. Vox pops are interviews that take place with random people on the street. These interviews do not have to be in a relevant setting or with relevant people, but usually still conform with the interviewee not looking directly into camera and are mostly in mid shot. Cutaways are also common in interviews as they both illustrate the point being made and keep the audience’s attention.
- 4. Most documentaries only use a small amount of graphics. The one form of graphics that all documentaries use is the name (and usually their occupation/ how they are relevant to the subject) of the interviewee at the bottom of the page.
- 5. All documentaries use music to create a certain atmosphere. The music often matches the mood of the documentary.
- 6. The opening sequence is used to set the scene. It explains what the documentary is about. The middle section expands on what is shown in the opening by going into detail about the subject of the documentary. There is a variety of types of endings.
- 7. Editing is used to create dramatic conflict. This is often done by editing together two or more interviews with people who have opposing opinions so the audience is shown two or more different side to the argument. Cutaways are heavily used in most types of documentary as they keep the viewers interest during interviews and also hide any jumps where footage has been edited out.
- 8. All documentaries have set themes.