This document provides a technical summary of the filmmaking techniques used in the documentary "Hannah Kenyon". It describes the documentary as having a non-linear, single-stranded narrative that follows Meatloaf's career rise through the use of archival footage, interviews and multimedia elements. Various camera shots, editing techniques and green screen effects are used throughout to integrate media coverage, concerts and music videos into interviews about Meatloaf's album marketing and fame.

1. Hannah Kenyon

2.  Mixed Documentary.

3.  The power of the media, music business, how celebrities
get fame, and the way Meatloaf’s album was marketed.

4.  Open narrative, single stranded.
 Non-Linear documentary.

5.  Handheld P.O.V when walking to the press
room. (actuality footage)
 Medium shots at the Brit Awards.
 Two-shot when filming video.
 Panning shot when reading the article.
 Big close up, follows the interview conventions.
The interviewee is also placed to the right or left
hand side of the screen.

6.  Old fashioned style.
 Make-up for the music video.
 There are images of Meatloaf enlarged in the background
of the interviews. A green screen (chromakey) was used to
create this effect.

7.  Magazine and Newspaper cut-outs in background of
media coverage of Meatloaf- Green screen used
(chromakey)
 Behind interviews- recording studio (mixing desk)
which anchors the interviewee to the topic.

8.  Crowds
 Heart beat...
 Meatloaf songs playing in the background.
 Voiceover throughout is male, calm, clear, quite
sarcastic and the use of standard English- used to link
everything and puts the narration together.

9.  Zoom, tilting and panning- reading magazine headlines.
 Dissolve- interviewee dissolves into picture.
 Montage- Related by theme, mainly of Meatloaf at different
interviews.
 Simple cut edits.

10.  A lot of magazine articles that are based around media
stories about Meatloaf, have been used as backgrounds.
 Meatloaf concert.
 BRIT Awards.
 Meatloaf music video (I would do anything for love)

11.  The name of the person and relevance to the topic is always
written inside a banner below with the interviewee. The
name is often larger and capitalised and is placed either to
the left or right of the screen during interviews and is
written in a simple white font.

12.  There is the “Music Biz” logo that is shown in the
beginning and end of the documentary- showing that
this is the series of the programme and anchors the
theme of the documentary.