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mcu

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Bokeh
Ken Burns Effect
images shift
Cross Dissolves

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Interviews with experts or relevant subjects - with or without presenter questions or input and could include vox pops. Think about framing/ mise en scene, how the story is played out/organised via how the interview is intercut with other elements

at the begining of this documentary we are introduced with ken portrayed in a close up shot. this was used to establish ken burns and form a connection. he then used a mcu (medium close up), to continue explaining his ideas and values, (because its not a key moment. he then uses ,another close up shot, to portray the importance of his point.

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Sound to complement the visuals. EG  voice over, narration, use of diegetic and non-diegetic sound like music and sound effects

The Music was used to draw you in to what ever to Ken Burns   was saying. The pace of the music was fast paced and kept with the pace of the archival footage and the stills.

It faded out to make the emotional moments have extra kick, and it also made you notice because music had been in the doc the whole way through

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Montage is to portray sound and image. When images are put together it creates a story and shows a purpose. Montages can be a number of techniques such as archival footage, stills, music and/or narration.

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a segue is a technique that is used to give the viewer some breathing room or a break. normal a segue will be a picture that is still related to the idea at hand

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Cross Dissolves
Bokeh effect
Ken Burns effect, images shift
Cuts from interview to projector

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Which could include stills, news footage, and found footage.

Archival footage, such as stills and found footage, was used to break up interviews and to show visual representation of the story being told.

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Music was chosen to complement what Ken Burns was saying and in appropriate moments faded out. The music doesn't start until the intro starts (shown at the bottom). The music cuts out so that more emphasis is put on his words and the audience only has to focus on his voice. The music chosen isn't intrusive, doesn't have lyrics so it's not distracting.