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Picture Description of Action/Type and Length of

Shot/Music/Dialogue/Location
We plan to use a medium shot like this for our vox pop
interviews. This is so that the audience can clearly see the
reaction of the interviewees. We have chosen to place our
subject to the left or right of the image and have them facing
the other side of the camera to create the idea that the subject
is responding to the interviewer and the camera is not being
noticed. We will most likely include a montage of vox pops at
the beginning of our documentary- and have no voiceover
whilst the interviewee is speaking. We will use quick cuts to
shorten the vox pops.
We have decided to use a low angle close-up shot of the TV
screen in our colleges reception. We noticed when walking
past that our college is a member of many different platforms
of social media! therefore this shows that social media is
everywhere. We will take a shot of this and speed it up during
editing so it is only on for a short period of time. We will
probably have a voiceover playing whilst this clip is on or
maybe an expert interview and use it as a cut away.
This is a long shot. We plan to use this as a cutaway or at the
beginning of our expert interview with either "ulie #aitland or
Tom $rawec. This establishes the scene and also gives
background information on the expert! by showing their day to
day environment. We will pan during the clip to show the whole
of the building as it has more effect that a still shot.
We will also film a group of people on the computers! probably
on social media sites! and these will be college students. This
footage will probably be played at the same time as the
narration or again as a cut away during an interview. %t will only
be a few seconds long before cutting to another clip. This will
be a medium shot. %t shows that social media is accessible
almost anywhere and therefore can be helpful or distracting.