The document discusses documentaries that have inspired the author's research and planning. It lists several documentaries about the food industry and supermarkets, including ones investigating supermarket pricing tricks, label claims, and the production and pricing of specific foods. The author notes elements of each that were inspiring, such as the use of hidden cameras, experiments on consumers, and explanations during the voiceover. Screenshots from some of the documentaries are included with comments on inspiring filming techniques and shots.

1. RESEARCH AND PLANNING
DRAFT 3 PART 1A

2. Part D

3. Documentaries I’ve
watched and have
been inspired by
• 1) Supermarket Prices
• This was shown on BBC
and it was about how
supermarkets prices may
trick us into spending more
or not that much less
money.
• This inspired me as the
presenter was investigating
by using hidden cameras
which I found interesting.

4. • 2) A Look into Supermarket Label Claims
• This was about the labels on foods in the
supermarket and their claims. Whether they are
true or false.
• What inspired me was that they experimented
this on normal people and investigated into the
product.
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtrJ4JBPnm8

5. • 3) The Food that make Billions
• This was a radio documentary which looked at
3 types of food (water, cereal and yogurt) and
investigated whether the prices they are sold
at are worth it.
• http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/documen
taries/2010/12/101215_food_that_makes_bill
ions.shtml

6. • 4) Dispatches - Supermarket Secrets
• This was about how chicken is produced, why it is
sold so cheap and whether it is good. This is
similar to our first idea and some of our final
ideas.
• What inspired me was the voiceover explaining
that some images were shocking and warned the
audience. The presenter was also very involved in
the research.

7. Food, inc.
• 2008, American
documentary
• Looks at corporate
farming
• Broken up into three
segments
• 1. industrial meat
production
• 2. industrial veg/grain
production
• 3. economic power
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8. • Good point of view shot, one I’d like to use in our work
when in the store.
• Highlights the enormity of the supermarket
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9. • This is a highly successful way of moving the
narrative along and keeping the audience informed
so they understand what’s happening
• I think doing this may come in handy
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10. • The use of depth of field makes the shot
interesting and highlights the point the woman
was making very well
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11. HOW TO BUILD: a nuclear submarine
• 2010, British documentary
• Looks at the design and build of a nuclear sub
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12. • Inspirational because it is shows the model of the
submarine as it appears on the computer
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13. • Quick shots following each other introducing people to us, there isnt
captions so we want to find out more
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14. • Close up shot, filmed with a side helmet camera it looks like from the
grain of it. Gives the audience a different perspective.
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15. • Inspirational because it is de-saturated and links with the industrial idea of
the documentary
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16. Food Inc is a
Film
documentar
y it explores
the mass
production
about food,
how its
grown
rapidly over We could use a similar
the years, image to show the
fast farming difference between
. ‘larger organic and battery
world’. products.
Use objects of the text as
a title format.

17. Interview
different
people
as they
eat etc
N o title straight away narrator
voice over followed by images .
Farmer
Long shot
of super
martket
All print screen images http://www.movie2k.to/Food-Inc-watch-
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