1. Louis Knight

2.  Interviews with important people to
the subject are usually filmed with a
camera on a tripod

3. Rule of Thirds is a principle in which
you imagine you divide the camera into
3 sections. Once done that the image
would then be taken where the
important part of the image would
intersect on the lines you created.

4.  The eye line of the subject is directed
towards the viewer, never to the camera.
Eye line away
from camera

5. In this instance
the person in the
interview is the
creator of family
guy, because of
this the
background mise
en scene contains
posters from the
TV show.
This graphic
shows the name
of the person in
the interview.

6. Blue Screen
would've been
originally used for
the background in
this interview.

7.  B-Roll Footage is used within TV
documentary as a means of supplying
supplementary footage other than the main
content of a documentary. It can contain still
images, other video content and even be used
to form montages.

8. This is footage from
the early season of
The Simpsons. This is
used to show how
much animation has
developed or the
years.

9. Presenter Voice Over
At this point he is opening At this point the presenter
the documentary by telling uses B-Roll footage of a
the audience what the Simpsons convention and
documentary will be uses a voice over to still
about. talk to the audience.

10. Vox Pops
are
interviews
of normal
people used
to show the
audience
the public’s
view on the
topic.