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This production schedule outlines Demi Lowe's work for December 2012. It lists each day of the month and leaves the activities for each day blank, implying that the schedule needs to be filled in with upcoming tasks and assignments for the month. The schedule spans the entire month from the 26th of December to the 30th, consisting of 31 days that need to be planned and organized.
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Production schedule december
This production schedule outlines Demi Lowe's work for December 2012. It lists each day of the month and leaves most of the days blank, suggesting an open schedule with potential for work on any given day. The schedule provides a high-level overview of Demi Lowe's availability without specifying any particular production details for December.
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Production schedule december
This production schedule outlines Demi Lowe's work for December 2012. It lists each day of the month and leaves most of the days blank, suggesting an open schedule with potential for work on any given day. The schedule provides a high-level overview of Demi Lowe's availability without specifying any particular production details for December.
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Channel of distribution 26.10.12
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2) "16 and Pregnant" is an MTV documentary that follows teenage girls who are pregnant and how they cope with school, family, and pregnancy. Each episode focuses on a different girl and is narrated by that girl. It uses informal language and styles typically appealing to teenage audiences.
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The document discusses time management during the production of a documentary. It describes using production schedules to organize tasks, having dedicated folders to store paperwork, and weekly mentor meetings to discuss progress, barriers, and next steps. An example of poor time management was editing for long periods instead of completing all filming first. Ordering tasks from interview to voiceover worked well initially but led to rushing at the end. Unavailability of equipment and software experience affected productivity, as did scheduling conflicts with interviewees. The document responds to addressing issues like finding alternative interview subjects when initial plans did not work out.
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Channel of distribution 26.10.12
The document discusses several potential channels for distributing a documentary, including social networking sites, video sharing websites, film competitions, mailing lists, media space, video on demand, film festivals, and institution channels. It argues that the most effective options are film competitions, social networking sites, and video sharing websites, as they are free and easy to use. Film competitions provide funding and support for filmmakers. Social networking sites and video sharing websites like YouTube have large audiences and allow for free promotion. The target audience for the documentary is also most likely to engage with these online platforms.
Managing production
The document outlines a script for a documentary investigating the impact of cannabis use on under 18s. It discusses statistics on cannabis use in the UK and the potential risks of regular use before age 18, including lowered IQ. Interviews are planned with a drug researcher and release center to get their views on a recent study finding cannabis can have different effects on younger versus adult brains.
Mapping the development of my idea
The document outlines the development of a student's documentary idea. It started with an article about teenage access to morning after pills, but the idea was changed after teacher feedback. The new idea is a documentary called "Weed: Is Marijuana Safe?" targeted at 15-17 year old boys. It will take a non-biased, investigatory approach to examine if marijuana is a safe drug through interviews with support groups and the public.
Audience feedback and swot analysis
The document outlines three potential documentary ideas: 1) "Weed: Is Marijuana Safe?" which would interview teenagers, parents, and doctors about the health effects of marijuana and appeal to a teenage audience. 2) "Does young girls’ receiving the morning after pill encourage or give them permission to have sex?" which would interview parents, mentors, doctors, and pupils on this issue. 3) "Does fashion really repeat itself?" which would interview fashion designers, students, and experts like Gok Wan on trends in the fashion industry. A strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats analysis is provided for each idea, with the author choosing to develop the marijuana documentary further by securing interviews with doctors.
Textual analysis
This document provides summaries of two documentaries:
1) "Can we trust the police?" is a BBC documentary narrated by actor Adam Deacon that investigates whether people can trust the police. It uses interviews and opinions from police and people who have interacted with police.
2) "16 and Pregnant" is an MTV documentary that follows teenage girls who are pregnant and how they cope with school, family, and pregnancy. Each episode focuses on a different girl and is narrated by that girl. It uses informal language and styles typically appealing to teenage audiences.
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Shot list
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1) A close-up of the website the girl is using on her computer.
2) A POV shot from the computer screen of the girl sitting and using the computer.
3) A close-up of the girl logging into the website.
4) A POV shot of the girl again on the computer from behind.
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Production schedule december
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