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The document discusses Madeleine Ross' research for a documentary project. It includes slides on the Georgian expansion and Royal Baths that she found through in-depth research. It also discusses how she looked at different documentary genres but wished she focused more on historical documentaries. Examples of initial music choices and issues with using a green screen during filming are provided.
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This document contains a shot list for a video production about Harrogate, England. It includes 31 shots ranging from close-ups to long shots, with descriptions of the shots, estimated durations, and notes on camera movements and directions for performers. Shots include the presenter walking around Harrogate and introducing different landmarks, a tracking shot along the street, time lapses of traffic and the sunset, old black and white images of the town, and establishing shots of various iconic locations.
Factual script draft 1
Harrogate was once a major spa town that attracted wealthy Victorian visitors seeking treatments from the town's mineral waters. The documentary explores some of Harrogate's historic spa buildings, including the Royal Baths which offered electric hydrotherapy baths, and the Pump Rooms where the public could drink freely from the town's sulphur well. While no longer a major spa destination, the town has adapted to become a commuter town and center for horticulture, preserving remnants of its history through museums and buildings like the old theatre.
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The document provides details on the planning and preproduction for a documentary about the history of Harrogate, UK. It includes a mood board analysis discussing the use of car light photography, flashbacks comparing old and modern images, black and white footage, and color schemes. Location scouting identifies several areas of historical significance to film, such as the Pump Rooms, Tewitt Well, and Valley Gardens. A timeline outlines the documentary structure in 4 minutes 20 seconds and includes an intro, several topic segments, and an exit statement. Music and sound effect options are also listed. A shooting schedule details locations to film over three days.
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- 3. Here are two slides from my research, information on the Georgian Expansion and on the famous Royal Baths. I wanted to make sure I did enough in depth research so that I could pick and choose specific subjects I wanted to talk about. For the Royal Baths segment I found out lots from the now Turkish Baths online website. To gain some basic knowledge on types of documentaries, I looked at different genres such as OBSERVATIONAL and POETIC. I wish however I had focused more on historical documentaries as a lot of the genres I looked at were more focused on people and peoples lives.
- 9. One of my initial backing tracks that I collected during the planning stage. An example of the music I decided to go with in the end, a lofi remix of Singing in the Rain used in my Harrogate Theatre Segment
- 11. Issue I had with my green screen and ultra keying. This happened as when I was filming, the green screen had creases and shadows and the lighting wasn’t great. Creasing in background and shadows around subject and corners due to lighting.
- 14. Here you can see that the green screen effected my hair, leaving blotches cut out in multiple different shots. This was really annoying and made the shooting look bad and it wasn’t nice to look at.