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JCL1There are four main types of documentaries: expository, observational, interactive, and reflective. Expository documentaries present a strong opinion through voiceover and commentary. Observational documentaries follow subjects without editing to observe their behavior. Interactive documentaries gather views from people who will be filmed. Reflective documentaries feature the filmmaker reflecting on the filming process and can include nature or supernatural topics.
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This document discusses different modes or categories of documentary filmmaking. It identifies six modes: expository, observational, interactive/participatory, reflexive, performative, and poetic. The expository mode is characterized by a voiceover narration that presents a fixed meaning or perspective. The observational mode attempts to represent reality without voiceover or interviews. The participatory mode involves the filmmaker engaging directly with subjects. The reflexive and performative modes question how documentaries construct representations of reality.
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Documentary films began in 1926 when John Grierson coined the term. While documentaries originally referred to films shot on film stock, the definition has expanded to include digital and video productions. Documentaries present factual information about real events or topics through footage, reconstruction, narration, and interviews. They have five main features: observation, interviews, dramatization, mise-en-scene, and exposition. Common documentary types include fully narrated, docudrama, self-reflective, fly on the wall, docusoap, and mixed documentaries. The typical documentary structure includes an introduction posing a central question, a middle examining the issue through opinions and facts, and an ending providing a resolution and clear message.
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Documentary films began in 1926 when John Grierson coined the term. While documentaries originally referred to films shot on film stock, the definition has expanded to include digital and video productions. Documentaries present factual information about real events or topics through footage, reconstruction, narration, and interviews. They have five main features: observation, interviews, dramatization, mise-en-scene, and exposition. Common documentary types include fully narrated, docudrama, self-reflective, fly on the wall, docusoap, and mixed documentaries. The typical documentary structure includes an introduction posing a central question, a middle examining the issue through opinions and facts, and an ending providing a resolution and clear message.
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The document analyzes the genre of documentaries. It begins by defining documentaries as informative films or television programs focused on presenting facts about political, historical or social issues. It then discusses several documentary conventions like reconstructions, actual footage, interviews and voiceovers. It also examines specific documentary types like direct cinema and docusoaps. Finally, it outlines Bill Nichols' documentary modes which classify styles based on conventions like observational modes with hidden filmmakers or reflective modes that show the film production process.
Modes Of Documentary
There are two main approaches to documentary films: those dealing with history/biography often involving reenactment, and those filming people's behavior in contemporary settings. There are also six modes of documentary: poetic, expository using narration, observational allowing natural filming without interference, participatory involving the filmmaker, reflexive acknowledging the filmmaking process, and performative presenting ideas subjectively. Each documentary can be categorized into one of these modes.
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This document discusses different types of documentaries:
1) Expository documentaries guide the audience through narration without bias, such as Planet Earth. Observational documentaries show reality without narration, like High School.
2) Interactive documentaries include interviews that can be manipulated, like Louis and the Nazis. Reflexive documentaries experiment with conventions through arranged footage, such as Powaqqatsi.
3) Performative documentaries emphasize subjects through reenactments during interviews, like The Thin Blue Line about a murder case.
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This document outlines six modes of documentary developed by theorist Bill Nichols: poetic, expository, observational, participatory, reflexive, and performative. It also describes mixed documentaries, which combine elements from multiple modes. The purpose of the research is to help decide the mode for a documentary. A mixed or expository mode would likely be used, as those are appropriate for the target 16-30 year old audience. The different documentary modes provide options to consider for the project.
Expository
An expository documentary uses a voiceover narration to explain the images shown and provide context and perspective to the viewer. It is the most common documentary format, seen in nature and historical documentaries where information needs to be directly conveyed. Examples given are Bear Grylls' survival shows where he narrates his actions, and America's Most Wanted where unsolved crimes are described and the public is asked for help. Expository documentaries employ techniques like commentators, rhetorical questions, facts, and opinions to directly inform and sometimes persuade the audience.
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An expository documentary uses a voiceover narration to explain the images shown and provide context and perspective to the viewer. It is the most common documentary format, seen in nature and historical documentaries where information needs to be directly conveyed. Examples given are Bear Grylls' survival shows where he narrates his actions, and America's Most Wanted where unsolved crimes are described and the public is asked for help. Expository documentaries employ techniques like commentators, rhetorical questions, facts, and opinions to directly inform and sometimes persuade the audience.
Documentary Overview
This document provides an overview of key concepts in documentary film studies. It defines documentary film as the study of film language and how it relates to capturing reality. It discusses documentary filmmaker techniques like selection and construction that influence representation of real events. It also presents common exam questions on topics like whether documentaries can truly capture reality and if they are objectively constructed. Additionally, it outlines various modes of documentary like poetic, expository, observational, and reflexive. Finally, it discusses how representation in documentaries is mediated and how that representation may differ from reality.
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Topic areas.ppt
- 1. Types of documentaries Joe Layfield
- 2. Expository Expository- These types of documentaries are shown in a unique way compared to other existing types of documentaries due to the way it addresses the audiences. They speak openly to the audiences, often in a commanding manner of commentary with a voiceover/titles, suggesting a strong opinion and argument. For example, the topic area in which expository documentaries can mostly portray are nature and wildlife. (David Attenborough, Planet Earth)
- 3. Observational Observational- The documentary maker follows the subject/character in the documentary around in different sceneries to observe their behaviour and situation that they are faced with. Sometimes, these documentaries can be frowned upon due to the technical areas. For example, camerawork can be hand held, also no editing applied to the documentary therefore is not as appealing to viewers in the same way that other documentaries are. For instance, medical documentaries can take the strong form of an observational documentary. (Super-size me)
- 4. Interactive Interactive- A documentary created based solely on people’s views. This type of documentary can take a longer amount of time in the planning stages rather than the creation stages because the producer of the documentary needs to gather evidence and information of people who are going to be in the documentary. Although a famous documentary (Bear 71) focussing on the life of a bear which is clearly a nature and wild life documentary, interactive documentaries mainly specialise in crime documentaries for example, prison valley. A French documentary which looks into America’s state Colorado for its prisons.
- 5. Reflective Reflective- Better known as ‘experimental documentaries’. Usually in these types of documentaries, the maker of the documentary is in the filming as they are speaking directly about the filming that is taking place. (Bear Grylls, Man vs Wild) Nature and wildlife topic of documentary. Also can be documentaries such as supernatural sorts. (Most haunted) is a popular British documentary that is currently on our screens.