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1. Potential Interviews

2. Psychology Teacher
• We could interview a
psychology teacher at the
Solihull 6th Form.
• This will make a good expert
interview as a psychology
teacher could talk about the
negative effects violent video
games have on the brain.
• We could film this in her place
of work as this would look
professional and give some
insight that she is an expert in
psychology.

3. Doctor
• If possible we would like to secure an
interview with a doctor.
• An expert interview with a doctor would
be a very useful interview to conduct.
This is because a doctors opinion is
taken very seriously and therefore a
doctor expressing the damage a violent
video game could cause would help the
documentary appear more important.
• We would conduct an interview with a
doctor in their place of work whilst (if
possible) wearing some form of lab
coat/doctors uniform. Using this mise-en-scene
will instantly make the audience
realise they are witnessing a doctor.

4. Game Staff Member
• We would like to secure a
interview with a member of
staff from Game.
• Game is a nationwide video
game shop; there is a local
store in near our collage and
we feel this would be a perfect
place for an interview.
• We will also film the store for
background footage as the
shop is know for selling violent
video games.

5. Vox-Pop
• We will also be filming lots of
vox-pop interviews. These will
be filmed in college and we will
be interviewing students from
the college (16-18)
• We are using these people in
our vox-pop as this is our target
audience.
• We will also be using these
people in our vox-pop as the
documentary focuses on the
issues violent video games has
on these people.