This documentary about Frankenstein uses a mix of interviews, narration and archival footage to tell its non-linear narrative. It explores themes around different interpretations of Frankenstein through history by utilizing various camera shots, mise-en-scene heavily featuring interviews, and editing that focuses on the interviews since the subject matter looks back in time. Graphics are also included to provide context about dates and locations for footage.

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Frankenstein
By Mairah Gorman

2. Frankenstein is a mixed documentary as it
contains observation interviews and narration.
Type of documentary

3. themes

4. The narrative structure is single and non liner
Narrative structure
Non liner:
Means that it is not in
chronological order as the
clips very from early day
Frankenstein to modern day
in no structural pattern
Single narrative
structure:
This means that the
documentary doesn't go
of on a tangent and
sticks to the same
narrative and theme
throughout.

5. The camerawork has a variety such as
camerawork
Close up
Medium shot

6. The mise en scene shows different interpretations of Frankenstein
and is very interview heavy
Mise en scene

7. The interviews become the narration in many
cases as the footage carry's on over the
interviewer talking .
sound
The editing is very interview heavy as it
cant be very observational as the subject
matter is set in the past.
editing
There are on screen graphics that tells the
audience the date of production and where
it was filmed and/ played to an audience
Graphics