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Script: Black-Extra Details - Background Music, (Vox Pop) "Everyday" "Everyday " Appearing On The Screen Blank Screen
Script: Black-Extra Details - Background Music, (Vox Pop) "Everyday" "Everyday " Appearing On The Screen Blank Screen
Script: Black-Extra Details - Background Music, (Vox Pop) "Everyday" "Everyday " Appearing On The Screen Blank Screen
Shot of Grace using her phone in a class room "But are we blinded
by the effects, we got our generations opinion by talking to students
at the sixth form college Solihull "
Vox pop
Vox pops answering how they think social media effects them, (short
snappy) -variation of female and maleInstagram image "One of the worlds leading social networking sites,
famous for photo editing and is Instagram. The apps popularity has
grown by 25% in recent years, with around 200 million monthly active
users - which is about the entire population of Brazil!"
Scrolling through Instagram on the phone
"So what is it that entices people? We spoke to Emma Plenty who is
an Instagram activist about her opinions on the social networking
site"
Cut to Emmas interview - Emma will talk about the positives of
Instagram and how it has affected her
over the shoulder shot of someone on Instagram "its clear that there
are many positive uses of the social networking site or it wouldn't be
so popular, however does seeing a photo of someone else dressed
up or going out leave us feeling envious or angry?
Cut to Julie talking about people having low self-esteem
and depression and those who are most vulnerable
Cut away to news paper article - highlighting powerful words such as
'depression' 'loathing' as Julie is talking
Footage of article According to research carried out at a German
university a photo can very powerfully provoke immediate social
comparison, and that can trigger feelings of inferiority. That you can't
get from a status, after all a picture is worth a thousand words. What
promotes this endless cycle of loathing, there is a theory that If you
see beautiful photos of your friend on Instagram, one way to
compensate is to self-present with even better photos, and then your
friend sees your photos and posts even better photos, and so on.
Self-promotion triggers more self-promotion."
Cut to Paul - Talking about how social media may affect peoples
behavior/Confidence
cut away to students using phones in class room/ canteen-" so are
we cool and confident or secretly loathing other peoples posts, we
decided to ask students whether it matters to them how many likes or
comments they get on a photo and whether they think it effects them
in this way "