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This time they have interviewed a 10-year-old DJ Erica Tandoh, aka DJ Switch,  because she recently won big at Ghana’s DJ Awards: taking home the 2018 Discovery of the Year, Event DJ of the Year and Best Female DJ of the Year. She was interviewed in her poor area to show where she is coming from and how it must have been for her to accomplish what she has now. The cutaways show how poor her area is and
though she’s only been DJing for about a year, her musical talent and passion are inspiring others to “forget all their worries and party. There are subtitles.

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They interviewed a 74-year-old engineer, András Arató as he woke up one morning to discover overnight internet fame, Arató's expression indicated that he was unsuccessfully concealing his discomfort. They interviewed him at his house where all his pain was hidden, they have done this to make the audience feel lonely and the pain he was hiding. Cutaways are mostly between András and still images of some memes with his face on it, this is to show the rason why he is so famous. Subtitles are used as he has an accent.

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Who Is Hide The Pain Harold - the Internet’s most famous meme?

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Avoid yes/no questions. Rather than, “Did you feel under pressure during the incident,” a more open-ended approach such as, “There must have been a lot of pressure on you during the incident,” will yield more usable results.

Have the interviewee repeat the question as part of his or her answer. You’ll find it much easier to edit afterwards since the context is built into what they’re saying.

Avoid interrupting. You can always make a cut when the answer goes on too long, but it’s much harder to edit around an interviewer’s interjections.

In fact, avoid making any sound whatsoever. Outside of actually asking the question, don’t make the mistake of adding non-verbal noises (such as “hmmm” or gasping) while listening to your subject.

Have a solid idea of where you’re trying to lead the interview. Think of your time with the subject as one part of the whole documentary; you’ll have a clear idea of the overall narrative, so use pointed, structured questions that’ll lead you neatly onto the next part of the film

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Sequence->How the film makers decide to order the different film elements listed previously, reveal elements strategically for greater impact.
Transitions->Visuals and audio techniques that filmmakers use between film elements listed previously, visually transition by wiping or dissolving a scene.
Cohesiveness->A consistent look and feel given to the entire film, make your work feel complete and consistent

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Subtitles and Labels->words that add additional information to your images, help you to cite your sources naturally.
Graphics->Images, charts and graphs that add additional information to spoken words, any graphics used should your own creations or used with the approval of the owner.

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Dialogue->Two or more people speaking to each other, it could be either scripted or unscripted
Narration->One person explaining the important things of the topic.
Diagetic->Sound coming from somewhere within the video, make sure there is no distraction background noise.
Non-diagetic->Music and voice-overs added in the editing process.

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Primary Footage-> Your own video must be at least 80% from your own shots and videos.
Archival Footage-> created by others, you only able to use 20% and the approval of the owner.
Still Images-> when photographs are used instead of videos, use pan over still photos to make the video dynamic.

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They interviewed Jacqueline Norvell '"The Brown Bag Lady" who is the founder of foundation to help homeless people who need food, clothes, hair cuts etc...
Jacqueline was interviewed at one of the most poor area in Los Angeles. The cutaways between Jacqueline and s how different homeless people are being helped by this Foundation, this is to not make the audience get bored. There are subtitles.

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The Brown Bag Lady Dishing Up Meals To The Homeless