Filming

I made a slideshare of the interviews we filmed over the past few weeks:

Planning

Title Storyboard














Interview Questions

Podiatrist Questions
1. How long have you worked here?
2. What does your job entail on a daily basis?
3. What is the worst shoe related injury you have ever treated?
4. What are the best kind of shoes to wear to prevent damage to your feet?
5. What would you say are the worst kind of shoes to wear on your feet and why?
6. What are your favourite type of shoes and why?
7. How did you get into the profession of chiropody?
8. How many patients approximately do you see every month?
9. What kind of damage can shoes do?
10. What kind of treatments do you provide?

Older Person Questions
1. What is your favourite type of shoe?
2. How much would you pay for a pair of shoes?
3. How many pairs of shoes do you own?
4. Where do you usually get your shoes from?
5. What is your favourite shoe shop?
6. Tell us how the style of shoes you wear has changed over the years.
7. Do you find it difficult to get shoes that are suitable for you?
8. What were the styles of shoes like when you were a teenager?
9. What is your opinion on the different styles of shoes today?
10. Have shoes ever damaged your feet?

Shoemarket Questions
1. How long have you worked here?
2. What are your favourite pair of shoes you sell and why?
3. What is the age range of people who shop here?
4. How do you think the shoemarket compares with larger shoe retailers, for example schuh
5. What are your best selling pair of shoes?
6. How have the styles of shoes you sell changed over the years?
7. What is your opinion on the styles of shoes worn by teenagers today?
8. Do you think the shoemarket would ever consider stocking more alternative styles of shoes, for example, one off designs?

Younger Person Questions
1. How many pairs of shoes do you own?
2. What is your favourite pair of shoes?

3. How much would you pay for a pair of shoes?
4. What is your favourite shoe shop?
5. Have the styles of shoes you wear changed much since you were younger?
6. What is your opinion on different styles of shoes today?
7. What size shoe are you?
8. Where do you usually get your shoes from and why?
9. Have shoes every damaged your feet?

Shoe Designer Questions
1. How long have you been interested in drawing?
2. What made you want to get into drawing and designing?
3. What kinds of things inspire your designs?
4. Why did you start transferring your drawings onto shoes?
5. How many pairs do you produce each month?
6. What is your favourite pair of shoes that you have made and why?
7. Do you think you would pursue designing shoes as a long term career?
8. How much do you charge to hand design shoes?
9. Could you see yourself going into business with a larger shoe retailer?
10. Do you wear the shoes you design yourself?

Running Order

Running order

Documentary: Walk This Way (Working Title)

Channel: Channel 4

Scheduling:  Thursday, 7:00-7:30pm

Duration: ­­28 minutes and 15 seconds

Voxpops about people’s favourite shoes.	10 seconds
Title sequence of people walking	10 seconds
Walking cutaways with voiceover	20 seconds
Interview with Debra Freckleton with cutaways	30 seconds
Interview with Joan Turley with cutaways	30 seconds
Cutaway of tower of shoes with voiceover	10 seconds
Interview with Claire Mcloughlin with cutaway	20 seconds
Interview with Phil Squires with cutaways	30 seconds
Montage of mainstream shop front with voiceover	10 seconds
Interview with Ian Smith with cutaways Montage with small shop fronts with voiceover Interview with Grace Watts with cutaways Interview with Natalie Warren with cutaways	30 seconds 10 seconds 60 seconds 30 seconds
5 MINUTES.
Archive footage of catwalk model struggling to walk in their shoes.	20 seconds
Interview with Joan Smalls and Kate Moss about walking in the extreme designer heels on the catwalk.	2 minutes
Stop motion video of all different kinds of shoes	30 seconds
Interview with psychologist about how shoes reflect your personality. Cutaway footage of different shoes to tie in with the interview.	1 minute
Montage of different ‘stereotyped’ people, focusing on their shoes.	20 seconds
Interview with Iron Fist and New Rocks shoes about alternative shoes and how they can reflect music taste and style.	2 minutes
Contrasting interview with Gucci about top designer shoes, with cutaways of catwalk shows and shoes.	5  minutes
Image of the title of the programme	10 seconds
Advert break	2 minutes
Image of the title of the programme	10 seconds
Interview with Kurt Geiger on the changing fashions of shoes.	1 minute 10 seconds
Archive footage of 1950’s documentary on shoes	30 seconds
Interview with Schuh about the increasing demand for higher and higher heels.	1 minute
Montage of images of the damage heels do to feet with a short clip from a 70’s documentary on platform shoes. Voice over explains about the damage.	30 seconds
Interview with a doctor about the damage	1 minute
Archive of the damage done to Victoria Beckhams feet.	20 seconds
Interview with Victoria Beckham in her closet, with her collection of shoes	4 minutes
Montage of the progression of heel heights	30 seconds
Interview with Clarks about how you can achieve style without damaging your feet	3 minutes
Rolling credits	45 seconds

 

Research For Documentary

Below is a list of archive material we found whilst researching our documentary. We will use the footage in our  5 minute documentary:

-Shoes song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCF3ywukQYA

- Wizard Of Oz - Shoe Scene
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooM-RGUTe2E

- Kurt Geiger Adverts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GqPILgHAI4

- Paolo Nutini - New Shoes Song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHgNpto9ooY

- Confessions Of A Shopaholic - Fight Scene
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npFBRp716Qw

- How Nike Trainers Have Changed Over The Years
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-8G24Clvck

- Shoe Fight Scene From The Hannah Montana Movie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5c-vsPcl7k

- Skate Shoes Advert For Vans
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNBi_rSUxLM

Formal Proposal For Documentary

Topic: Shoes

Type of documentary: Mixed, closed, multi-stranded

Style of documentary: Light-hearted and informative

Channel and scheduling: Channel 4 at 7.00pm, inheriting the programme after Hollyoaks as it targets the same audience

Target Audience: Aged between 16 and 30, mainly female

Primary Research:

Secondary Research:

Narrative structure: Non- linear

Content: Voxpops, video interviews, archive footage, changing styles of shoes, how shoes represent personality

Resources: Camera, tripod, voice recorder, microphone, telephone

Brainstorm Of Content For Documentary

Below is a photo of the brainstorm our group created showing all the content for our 30 minute documentary.

Questionnaire Results

After we collected all of the results, we analysied each question with graphs and drew a conclusion from them.

Questionnaire Results from bethsquires

We also made audio and video recordings of a few people answering some questions from our questionnaire.

Questionnaire

 



 

 As part of research for our documentary, we made a questionnaire about shoes and asked it to 30 people:

 

 

Initial Plans

Initial Plans

- The topic we have decided to make a documentary about is Shoes.
- The target audience we have chosen to aim for is aged 18 to 30, it will be aired on Channel 4 at 7.00pm on a Thursday evening.
- Our working title for the documentary at the moment is "Walk This Way".

Ideas For The Documentary - Brainstorm

Below is a picture of the thought shower we did of all the different ideas that our group came up with when deciding what our documentary should be about.

TV Scheduling

Evaluation Of "It's Good To Talk"

Above is my preliminary task finished. The class all watched each others interviews and gave feedback for each of them to improve on.This is the list of things that were wrong with my interview which I must improve on when I create my actual documentary:
- The ending cuts too quickly
- No fades are used
- The rule of thirds is not used properly
- Song choice is incorrect
- There are no cutaways
- Too many jump cuts
- The shot type is wrong
- Interviewee moves around a lot, changing the eye line
- The positioning of interviewee's body is not right
- Mise-en-scene did not link to the interview
- Camerawork used was not steady
- The music was too loud in parts
- Order of answers did not make sense

"It's Good To Talk" Finished Video

Below is the video of our preliminary task called "Call Me Maybe":

Editing "It's Good To Talk"

Below is a slideshare showing our task for today's lesson.

Filming "It's Good To Talk"

Planning "It's Good To Talk"

In this lesson, we planned how to film our preliminary task and what we would need to make it.

- The title of our preliminary documentary will be called "Call Me Maybe"
- Cutaways used will be a pan across some phones
- Our props will be the phones we use for the cutaway
- For the mise-en-scene we will have a plain background where the interviewee is being interviewed
- I shall be the interviewee for this task

Below is the storyboard we drew before filming our interview:

Codes And Conventions Of Filming And Editing An Interview

Documentary Analysis: In The Teeth Of Jaws on Prezi

Below are links to two of the documentaries I looked at to find codes and conventions of interviews:

In The Teeth Of Jaws – Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42Zj8R0kumw

The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special In 3d On Ice Part 1 (Start playing at 3:18)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orLGl7c5oHc

Codes And Conventions Of The Documentary Genre

Below is a Glogster of Codes and Conventions of a documentary

"That Thing; Lara Croft" Analysis

Below is a video of a documentary analysis for That Thing:

"Is It Real? UFO's" Analysis

Below is a Slideshare of a documentary analysis for Is It Real? UFO'sDocumentary analysis is it real ufo's

View more presentations from bethsquires.

This is the link to the documentary: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn9DkVWlw-k

"The Story Of Led Zeppelin" Analysis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCYiWbhXKg8


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=8R9ZZDOFlOc&NR=1


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gQ9Fxnr8i8&feature=relmfu

"The Music Biz: Meatloaf" Analysis

Below is a documentary analysis of Music Biz using Xtranormal.

Documentary Analysis Of Music Biz
by: BethSquires


Below are the screen grabs of the documentary, I decided to present them on a slideshare.

The music biz screen grabs

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"The Devil Made Me Do It" Video Analysis

Below is a Prezi which shows a documentary analysis of The Devil Made Me Do It.




Below is a Brainshark with Screen Grabs of The Devil Made Me Do It Documentary.

Documentary Analysis: The Devil Made Me Do It on Prezi

Documentary Genre Theory

Below is a Slideshare of the introduction to documentaries.

What is a documentary from bethsquires