The document outlines various filmmaking techniques that could be used to create a documentary, including cutaway shots, establishing shots, interviews formatted using the rule of thirds, voiceovers, archive materials, and a narrative structure. It also mentions reconstructing events, using close-ups and long shots, graphics, relevant mise-en-scene, non-diegetic sound effects, balanced arguments, and slow motion.

2.  Cutaway shots
 A roll and b roll
 Green screen
 Interviews
 Voice over
 Archive materials
 Narrative structure
 Head and shoulder shots
 Interviews- rule of thirds
 Establishing shots
 Facts- dramatization

3.  Voice over
 Reconstruction
 Long shot
 Close up
 Exposition
 Narrative
 Zoom – highlight importance
 Graphics
 Mise en scene- has to be relevant
 Non diegetic – sound effects
 Variety camera angles
 Natural sound

4.  Voice over
 Evidence
 Vox pops
 Balanced arguments
 Slow motion