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The document discusses plans for a documentary about how social media has changed over the years and how it influences people in different ways, specifically looking at cancel culture and how it can impact identities and spread messages. It will stick to documentary conventions like interviews and voiceovers while using clips during interviews to keep viewers engaged. The documentary aims to appeal to its target 16-18 year old audience that is heavily influenced by social media.
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This document contains only the word "paperwork" and the code "B2". It does not provide enough context or details to generate a meaningful 3 sentence summary.
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The documentary is about public transport in Sunderland and the northeast of England, focusing on the metro and bus systems. It will discuss the history and impact of the metro, which first opened in 1980 and now has 60 stations. The metro is undergoing upgrades to modernize its train stock. It will also cover Sunderland Train Station, Park Lane bus station, the three main bus companies in the city, and ongoing projects like the Holmeside bus priority scheme. Research into ticket pricing and public opinions will help tailor the documentary for different audiences. The research has provided material for the script and guided footage gathering.
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The brief asks the client to create a short film or documentary about the city of Sunderland. The client is Sunderland Culture, a charity based in Sunderland that connects important cultural sites in the city. For the project, the document outlines a plan to create a short film discussing the transport history of northeast England, focusing on Sunderland. Specifically, it will cover the metro and bus systems in the area and their impact on shaping the city. Filming will take place at key transportation hubs in Sunderland to showcase recognizable local locations. The necessary equipment of a 1080p camera, tripod, and SD card with sufficient storage are identified.
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A showreel is a short video that presents an individual's best previous creative work, such as videos and photos. A good showreel is kept short to maintain audience interest, includes only high-quality work, and appeals to the target audience. The document discusses how the author created their showreel using Adobe Premiere Pro, including adding clips, removing audio, adding copyright-free music, and incorporating photos, GIFs, and text. Feedback was gathered after early drafts and changes were made, such as removing borders and adding more context. The final showreel was well-received based on additional feedback.
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The document proposes a short film about youth culture in Sunderland, England focusing on themes of friendship and knife crime. The target audience is men ages 16-25 who are explorers seeking discovery. Research showed the importance of mise-en-scene and media theories like uses and gratification. The film will start colorful but get darker with themes. Posters will feature characters in different colors. The idea aims to educate about knife crime while showcasing local talent and locations.
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Work experience.pptx
My work placement was at Young Asian Voices, a youth charity in Sunderland for people aged 4-16 that provides activities like football and arts. While there, I helped make a short Christmas film for younger children by writing the script, storyboarding, building the set, filming, recording audio, and editing the final product together. The placement helped me improve my communication, time management, teamwork, and technical editing skills by working on the film project and interacting with people of different ages.
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The document provides information about different roles within the film and television industry in the UK, including examples of media companies, roles of an editor, camera operator, and what the individual is looking for within the industry. Specifically, it mentions the BBC, ITV, Sky and Channel 4 as examples of UK media companies. It provides details on the responsibilities of a TV and film editor and camera operator, along with average salaries for each role. The individual expresses interest in being involved in the production or post-production process, such as camera work, lighting, sound, or editing.
Networking Experience digifin.docx
Lee Axon, the owner of media company Digi fin, gave a talk at Sunderland college on networking. Students worked in small groups to film and edit a video under 1 minute to attract international students to the college. The video was filmed on an iPhone and edited using the CapCut app. It was a good experience that taught students to work quickly and efficiently to complete projects on time.
BBC pitch.pptx
This document proposes a reality competition show called BBC pitch that would feature 10 drag queens living together in a house for 7 weeks and competing in challenges to be eliminated from the competition. The show would air on BBC 3 after 9pm and target an audience of 16-34 year olds, especially LGBT males aged 18-25 from working to lower middle class. It would aim to air in July-September when other drag shows are not airing to attract viewers. The show combines elements of RuPaul's Drag Race and Big Brother by featuring drag queen contestants living together and competing in challenges.
Mock interview.pptx
A mock interview is a practice interview that helps improve interview skills like communication and answering questions. To prepare for an interview, research the company, practice common questions, and bring identification documents. The BBC was founded 100 years ago and is publicly funded through TV licenses. It has different TV channels targeting various audiences, like BBC 1 for ages 35+ and BBC 3 for ages 16-34. When pitching a TV show idea to the BBC, research the company, summarize the show concept and ideal channel, discuss the target audience and air time, and compare it to similar shows.
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- 1. My rational
- 2. What are the ideas for your documentary ? • I am going to make my documentary about how social media has changed through the years and how it influences people in different ways. • I am going to touch on cancel culture. How it can influence peoples identity's, and how it can spread positive and negative messages for example bulling and how it can influence people to help with topics such as BLM and the “don’t say gay” bill that was passed in Florida. • I may not end up using all of these ideas in my final product nut this is the rough plan for my documentary.
- 3. Why is a documentary good for this campaign? • I think that a documentary will be good for this campaign as there are many different types of documentary's. This allows a lot more create freedom while making this documentary. • A documentary will also be on for longer compared to a tv advert this allows a lot more techniques to be used for example more editing techniques and better cinematography.
- 4. What have you learned from looking at existing documentary's. • One thing that I hadn’t realised about a lot of documentary's is how they will show clips or still images while a person who is getting interviewed is talking. This keeps the viewer entertained engaged on what is happening on screen.
- 5. Are you planning on sticking with the codes and conventions for your documentary? • Yes I am planning on sticking with the conventions of a regular documentary for example some of the conventions would be interviewing real people voiceover narration. I am also going to use clips over the interviews to keep people entertained so that it doesn't get too boring with just the interviews.
- 6. What is your UPS ? • My unique selling point is about how social media influences people in a different way.
- 7. How will this appeal to the right audience? • I think that this will appeal to my target audience which is between 16-18, as this demographic uses technology and social media a lot this means that my documentary which is based around social medias influence on peoples personal identity's.