This document discusses how the media product, a 5-minute documentary about railways, uses and develops conventions of real media forms including newspapers, films, TV shows, and radio. It provides examples of how the documentary's advertisements in newspapers and style of interviews, progression of time, dress, and closing credits are similar to conventions in those genres. It also notes some ways the documentary challenges conventions by having an 18-year-old host, a more informal and humorous narrative style, and opening with the host still in pajamas.