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This documentary examines Britain's love affair with caravans from the 1930s to present day. It uses a circular narrative structure that begins and ends in the present, combining interviews, archival footage, and voiceovers. The documentary analyzes themes of traditional British holidays and caravanning culture through the use of relevant backgrounds during interviews, historical footage to show progression over time, and non-diegetic vintage music to set the period.
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- 1. Caravans A British Love Affair
- 2. Type of Documentary • Mixed documentary • Includes interviews, voiceovers and past footage.
- 3. Themes • Caravans • 1930s • Traditional British Holidays
- 4. Narrative Structure • Circular structure • Starts in present and ends in present.
- 5. CameraWork • Archive footage • Interviews are off set from centre, using the rule of thirds. • Historical footage.
- 6. Mise-en-Scene • The background has always got to be relevant. • Peter Frost in caravan – caravan writer • Fiona Alper at home to bring a family feel. • John Rawlings has miniature caravan figures as he is a regular caravaner. • Images anchor/illustrate the point. • Sam Alper “King of Caravans” – Plans for original caravans.
- 7. Sound • Non Dyegetic – Vintage music to set the time period. • Narrator used to inform and guide audiences. • Standard English, formal with authority. • Introduce concepts, interviewees, give exposition and conclude. • Dyegetic – Interviews, ambient sound of birds and outdoors. • “Silence in caravan” – no sound to give audience a feel of the atmosphere and to prove/ highlight the point.
- 8. Editing • Questions are edited out. • Cutaways used to add information and keep pace. • Observational uses cutaways to cover jumpcuts.
- 9. Archive Material • Used to show progression. • Historical footage that adds in different elements.
- 10. Graphics • Interviewee name and relevance. • Credits, names and open scene.