1. That Thing Lara Croft

2. Theme The documentaries theme is computer games

4. Camera Work Interviewee is framed either to the left or right of the screen during the interview

5. Mise - En - Scene Flashing lights are also used to excite the audience Chromokey is used in this documentary effectively as it is archive material from the video game Lighting is low key with projections super imposed on interviewee 's face

6. Voiceover Voiceover often occurs when an interviewee is speaking and the interviewee takes over the voiceover during their interview Hold the narrative together, makes sense of the images on screen Often a male voice Well spoken voiceover with no accent, calm and clear delivery of voice Standard English is used

7. Sound Digetic - person being interviewed when tone changes the music changes for example when they talk about sex appeal No digetic music - game sounds, which are up beat and energetic

8. Editing Cutaways are used to show the game and anchor the information given Depth of field is also used to focus on the interviewee Can effect the reality of the situation allowing the audience to see an event in a different way Visuals or chromokey are often used during interviews to show what the interviewee is talking about Cut is most commonly used as it doesn’t distract the viewer from the story line

9. Editing Superimpositions are often used to show the story leading onto another interview or a different part of the story

10. Editing Chromokey is often used, sometimes blurred out or subtle so it doesn’t distract the audience from the interview, in this case it is of the video game so this corresponds well.

11. Interviews Mise-en-scene background reinforces the content of the interview or is relevant to the topic of the interview or the interviewee The interviewer should stand as close to the camera as possible Framing follows the rule of thirds eye-line Filmed in either; medium shot, medium close up or close up

12. Graphics Graphics give a short description of who is being interviewed e.g. their name and title, often shows their job title too They consist of the name of the interviewee Can anchor a time frame usually Simple details which are relevant to the image

13. Archive Material Relevant music is used during archive material – doesn’t interfere with the voiceover of interviewee There are clips from the Lara Croft film it shows game footage, and an interview with Angelina Jolie