INTRODUCTION
Today, I am going to form a mind map of what I want to happen in my documentary. The importance of planning in the decision making process of creating a documentary is going to be essential to the success of my products. By doing a mind map, I hope to become clearer about the content that I will investigate and how I will use media language. Through undertaking a creative task, this will allow me to clear up my mind and develop a consistent focus.
Upon peer feedback from class discussion, I am going to redraft my mind map to include more details about shots and editing.
TASK 2: INCREASED DETAIL PLAN
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- Titles: Sasha Haxell Investigates: Generation Gap
- MUSIC: Feel It Still by Portugal. The Man
- Tracking shot
- Sasha introduces with a look at examples of how young people, despite stereotypes, are engaged politically and influence politics
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- Cut to wide shots of Lakeside
- MUSIC: EARFQUAKE by Tyler The Creator
- Sasha through voiceover introduces the mise-en-scene of Thurrock
- Around Lakeside (Broadwalk / The Quay) Sasha establishes how YOUNG PEOPLE engage with politics to contrast with OLDER PEOPLE LATER
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- Cut to street
- Natural SFX
- We introduce and position the audience with POLITICS enthusiast and her parent to begin to introduce the political differences between young and old people.
- Use OTS shot when filming answers to questions
AFTER 3 MINUTES ... STOP!!!!!!!!


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