Friday, 6 December 2013
Edit Decision List
Logging Sheet
These are pictures of the logging sheet that we did. It tells us the names of the files, what each shot is of, and whether the shot it good or not. The logging sheet helped us when we were editing because we knew the numbers of the files that we needed.
Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Filming
Planning
In todays lesson,we created a tite storyboard that will help us when we are creating our title sequence. We drew the frames for the interviews that we were going to do and included the positioning, the eye-line and the mise-en-scene in them so we knew what to do when we got to the interviews and we also created a list of questions for each of the interviews that we had.
Planning from JessikahBaard
Monday, 4 November 2013
Running Order
Running Order
Documentary: Push
the Button
Channel: Channel
4
Scheduling: Thursday
9:30pm
Duration: 27
minutes (12 minutes then 3 minute adverts break them another 12 minutes)
Voxpops of people telling us what their favourite video game is
|
20seconds
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Opening Titles
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20seconds
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Tracking shot of people playing video games in the gaming cafe.
Voice over introduces the topic of video games and how they have developed
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30seconds
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1 minute
|
|
Tracking shot of video games in HMV. Voice over of how video games
have become popular
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20seconds
|
Interview with the video game repair about video games and how much
they make from video game repairs
|
40seconds
|
Cutaway panning shot of the gaming cafe. Voice over about addiction of
video games
|
10seconds
|
Interview with the gaming cafe with a cutaway of merchandise
|
1 minute
|
Interview with 3 people about their views of video games and why they
play them
|
30seconds
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5 MINUTES
|
|
Cutaway of people playing video games with voice-over of start of
interview
|
20seconds
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Interview with HMV
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1 minute
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Cutaway of people buying merchandise of Lara Croft with voice-over of
sexualisation being introduced
|
20seconds
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Interview with video gamer about the sexualisation of females within
video games, archive Material of Lara Croft video game with voice-over of
interviewee
|
2 minutes
|
Cutaway of GTA 5 with voice over introducing the next topic morality
of video games
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20seconds
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Interview with sociologists about morality of games going in to archive
material of reviews morality of video games
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2 minutes
20seconds
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Trail of what’s coming up after the break including sneak peeks of
the footage and cutaways
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30seconds
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Close up of video games while the programme title is on the screen
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10seconds
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ADVERT BREAK
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3 minutes
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Close up of video games while the programme title is on the screen
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10seconds
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Replay of what has happened in the first half of the documentary and
a trail of what is coming up now
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40minute
|
Interview with old people talking about their childhood contrasted
with young people talking about childhood with cutaways and archive material
linking to the people being interviewed
|
2minutes
|
Cutaway of teenagers sat playing video games with a voice-over
introducing gaming culture
|
30seconds
|
Interview with gaming cafe
|
1 minute
30seconds
|
Montage of archive material showing physical issues with voice-over
talking about health issues
|
30seconds
|
Interview with doctor talking about the changing state of teenagers
health
|
2 minutes
|
Archive material of the concept of mental health issues with a
voice-over introducing the concept of mental health issues
|
30seconds
|
Cutaways of people saying how they think playing video games can
affect people
|
30seconds
|
Interview with psychologist
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2 minutes
|
Montage of images of different video games with archive material of
footage of the video games with the voice-over concluding narrative
|
40seconds
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Closing credits over the video games in the background
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30seconds
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Close up of video games whilst the programme title is on the screen
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10seconds
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TOTAL TIME
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27minutes
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Research for documentary
We conducted both primary and secondary research for the documentary that covered what interviews that we can get, what ones we do have and what archive material that we can include in our documentary.
Research for the documentary
Video games
Primary Research:
We looked into getting interviews with a variety of people
such as;
·
Game
·
HMV
·
A and J’s Retro Gaming Cafe
·
Psychologist
·
Doctor
·
Parents
·
Quiggins Level Up Retro gaming store
·
Grainger Game
·
Gamestation
·
Scythe and Teacup gamer cafe
·
Power Play
Interviews
Interview with Quiggins Level Up Retro
Gaming store
Interview with A and J’s gaming Cafe
Interview with Scythe and Teacup gamer Cafe
Interview with Parent
Interview with video game players
Locations to film when looking for our locations we had to
look into what was relevant to the subject and making sure it fitted with the
documentary, so we looked at filming in Liscard, Birkenhead and Liverpool
outside Video game shops such as outside HMV, Game, A and J’s gaming cafe as
these are all relevant to the documentary as the mise-en-scene needs to link in
with the documentary and make sure that it is relevant so doing it outside
games shops is perfect.
Secondary Research
For our secondary research we looked at a variety of things
for our archive material as things such as footage if video games, articles of
the history of video games, facts and figures of video games.
Footage of video games:
http://www.cinemablend.com/games/GTA-5-Leaked-Footage-Confirms-Current-Gen-Console-Limitations-59092.html
http://www.cinemablend.com/games/GTA-5-Leaked-Footage-Confirms-Current-Gen-Console-Limitations-59092.html
YouTube videos of video games;
GTA- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzP6TQwPQjY,
http://www.gtav.net/facts/, http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/09/23/gta-5-sales-records_n_3974476.html
History of COD- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbDwzS-InvY
History of GTA- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wcu_d62jn0w
GTA documentary- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xhY9LSGbNk
History of general video games- http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blcomputer_videogames.htm
History of video game consoles- http://content.time.com/time/interactive/0,31813,2029221,00.html
Why do people play video games? - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvrqHpJlkXQ,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdvJlIiNcyM
Formal Proposal
We created a formal proposal in lesson which covered everything from the type and style of the documentary to what equipment that we would need.
Formal Proposal
Topic: Video
Games
Type of Documentary:
Mixed – contains interviews, narration and
observation
Style of Documentary:
Entertaining but includes information
Voice over which will be a young male/no presenter
Channel Scheduling:
Channel 4
9:30pm
Thursday 23rd January 2014
Target Audience:
16 to 35 core audience
16-50 target audience
Female and Male
Primary Research:
Research into potential interviews. For example we want
to interview people who play video games in Liverpool One and Liscard.
Possible locations for filming.
Secondary Research:
Research into the history of video games, archive material,
magazine articles and newspaper articles
Research into how popular video games are and the health
issues
Narrative Structure:
Single Strand
Non-Linear
Open
Outline of Content:
Background of Video games
People’s health within Video games
Interviews with shop owners, parents, people who repair
video games, game companies, game designers, gamers, addicts.
Possible places to film would be Liverpool One, Liscard,
and Shops that sell video games
Cutaways- people playing video games, people in game
shops, game console, and merchandise
Resource
Requirements:
HD Digital Camera & memory card
Computers
Wednesday, 9 October 2013
Questionnaire Analysis
After tallying up our results from the questionnaire, I produced a questionnaire analysis, using charts.
Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
Target Audience Research
In today's lesson, we discussed what questions we should put on a questionnaire concerning the subject of video games and documentaries. Once we conducted the questionnaire, we handed them out to people in our target range.
1. What gender are you?
Male [ ]
Female [ ]
2. How old are you?
[ ]
3. What TV channel do you watch the most?
4. Do you watch documentaries?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
5. What type of documentaries do you watch?
6. How often do you watch documentaries?
Everyday [ ]
Once a week [ ]
Once a fortnight [ ]
Once a month [ ]
Never
Other
7. Do you play video games?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
8. What video games do you play? (genre)
9. What is your favourite video game?
10. How often do you play video games?
11. How long do you play video games for?
30 minutes [ ]
1 hour [ ]
2 hours [ ]
3 hours [ ]
4 hours [ ]
other
12. What are your thoughts on video games?
13. What is the most you have paid for a video game?
14. Do people buy you video games?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
If yes, why?
15. Have you ever bought anyone else a video game?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
If yes, why?
16. Where do you buy video games from?
17. Do you think that the age rating on video games is correct?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
Why?
1. What gender are you?
Male [ ]
Female [ ]
2. How old are you?
[ ]
3. What TV channel do you watch the most?
4. Do you watch documentaries?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
5. What type of documentaries do you watch?
6. How often do you watch documentaries?
Everyday [ ]
Once a week [ ]
Once a fortnight [ ]
Once a month [ ]
Never
Other
7. Do you play video games?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
8. What video games do you play? (genre)
9. What is your favourite video game?
10. How often do you play video games?
11. How long do you play video games for?
30 minutes [ ]
1 hour [ ]
2 hours [ ]
3 hours [ ]
4 hours [ ]
other
12. What are your thoughts on video games?
13. What is the most you have paid for a video game?
14. Do people buy you video games?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
If yes, why?
15. Have you ever bought anyone else a video game?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
If yes, why?
16. Where do you buy video games from?
17. Do you think that the age rating on video games is correct?
Yes [ ]
No [ ]
Why?
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