The Art of the Documentary

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  1. 2. Design The creation and arrangement of sound elements, including dialogue, music, and effects, to enhance the documentary.
  2. 3. The distinct approach a filmmaker takes in terms of visuals, storytelling, and presentation.
  3. 5. The effect a documentary has on its audience, either in terms of raising awareness, changing opinions, or inspiring action.
  4. 6. Study An in-depth examination of a specific documentary, filmmaker, or ethical dilemma to learn more about the subject.
  5. 9. The process of selecting, arranging, and trimming footage to create a coherent and engaging narrative.
  6. 10. A category or type of documentary, such as observational, investigative, biographical, historical, etc.
  7. 12. A visual outline of a documentary's scenes, showing how shots will be organised and arranged.
  8. 13. A voiceover that provides additional information, context, or commentary in a documentary.
  9. 14. Extra footage used to enhance the storytelling and provide context in a documentary.
  10. 15. The person, group, or topic that a documentary focuses on and presents to the audience.
  11. 16. Effects Digital elements added in post-production to enhance visuals or illustrate concepts.
  12. 18. The group of people responsible for different aspects of documentary production, such as camera operators, sound technicians, and editors.
  13. 20. Principles that guide moral behaviour, including honesty, respect, and consideration of the well-being of subjects and audiences.
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  1. 1. A conversation between the filmmaker and a subject, used to gather information, insights, and personal experiences.
  2. 4. A film or video that presents real-life events, people, or issues with the purpose of informing, educating, or raising awareness.
  3. 7. The art of capturing images on camera, including camera angles, framing, composition, and lighting.
  4. 8. Interpretation The creative choices a filmmaker makes in presenting real-life events, adding personal perspective while staying true to the essence of the subject.
  5. 11. The storyline or structure that guides the documentary's flow, helping viewers understand the content.
  6. 17. Consent Obtaining permission from individuals before featuring them in a documentary, ensuring they understand their participation.
  7. 19. The rhythm and speed at which scenes and shots are edited together to create a desired emotional effect.