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^ I agree with this quotation because it explains what documentary really is and how documentaries show us the purpose of the story with images and archive footage.  

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^ I agree with this quotation because it explains what documentary really is and how documentaries show us the purpose of the story with images and archive footage.  

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- Archive footage: this is used to show people a perspective of either what was happening or what the persons life was like.

- Interviews: when they interview people it gives us more information on what the persons perspective is.

-Narrator: they speak over with information and facts.

- Diegetic and Non Diegetic: sound whose source is visable on the screen or whose source is implied to be present by the action of the film.

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-Poetic mode.

-Expository mode.

-Participatory mode.

-Observational mode.

-Reflexive mode.

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I don't believe that digital technology really matters that much to the audience. If you go and watch a film in the cinema you can tell that the editing has changed with all effects they use. Sound effects and different film effects never have been the greatest but due to new technology they have become better and more realistic. 

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I don't believe that digital technology really matters that much to the audience. If you go and watch a film in the cinema you can tell that the editing has changed with all effects they use. Sound effects and different film effects never have been the greatest but due to new technology they have become better and more realistic. 

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Though few big budget Hollywood movies of recent times were shot using film cameras, the industry currently is relying mostly on digital equipment for producing films. More than 90% of Hollywood films are shot using digital cameras today.

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Though few big budget Hollywood movies of recent times were shot using film cameras, the industry currently is relying mostly on digital equipment for producing films. More than 90% of Hollywood films are shot using digital cameras today.

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Advantages:                          The cost of production is low for movies produced using digital cameras. This is one of the major reasons why filmmakers from around the world are preferring digital over film cameras for making movies.

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Advantages:                          The cost of production is low for movies produced using digital cameras. This is one of the major reasons why filmmakers from around the world are preferring digital over film cameras for making movies.

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Filmmakers had to rely on manual techniques during filming to create visual effects in movies. Due to advanced film-editing software products, now it is possible to create the effects of an imaginary world and fuse it seamlessly to the footages that are shot using digital camera.

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Kim explained how she wants the people who are invloved with her film to feel apart of it and make it feel like it is their film rather than hers.
She says that people are just living their normal lives and she's just running beside them documenting them, making it as intresting as possible.
While she was filming for 'Rough Aunties' she explained that when the little boy died she would've stood back and just let the events happen but because she is a documentary filmer she had to film what was happening because that is her job thats what she is there for.
"I felt like a monster" she explained as she was filming thid awful event happen because she felt like she had to be there for her friend.

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During the making of "Salma" she explained how everything that happened to her was in the past so Kim had to use the interviews to try and recreate what happened to her in the past.

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From watching a bit of "Divorce Iranian Style" and watching about her main features, Kim is the type of film maker who likes to make documentaries about the different ethnic backgrounds and goes into detail about their life. This is not like your basic documentary about Britian and i find her documentaries very intresting as i get to learn about the different types of backgrounds and how they deal with everyday life.

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I believe the point in Michael's work is that he likes to talk about his country a lot. All of his documentaries are about America and about the violence which is within.
The one documentary which was award winning was "Bowling For Columbine". This documentary really made people realize how much gun violence there is in America and how most of it is from younger people. These key aspects are also common traits too as they are all about violence and america.

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Amy was born September 14th 1983, in the suburb of Southgate London.She broke into the music industry, at age 16, when a few classmates passed a demo tape to a record label. She signed her first record deal as a jazz vocalist, and her music later blossomed into an eclectic mix of jazz, pop, soul and R&B.

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Her debut album, Frank (2003), was a critically acclaimed mixture of jazz, pop, soul and hip-hop. The album was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize as well as two BRIT awards for Best Female Solo Artist and Best Urban Act.

By 2006, her management company finally suggested that Winehouse enter rehab for alcohol abuse. Instead, she dumped the company and turned the experience into the lead single for her second, critically acclaimed album Back to Black (2006). The song "Rehab," which addressed  her refusal to receive treatment for substance abuse

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I feel as if Amy did not have a good relationship with the media. She said in an interview that if she became too famous she'd go crazy and that's exactly what happened. As she got bigger I believe that the photographers became more harsher which she could not handle, nobody ever could. Loads of people blame the media for her death which is understandable in a way considering it gets all too much for a famous star and they all end up falling down a dark end.

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Issues the director of 'Amy' had to contend with making it:

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Issues the director of 'Amy' had to contend with making it:

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With making this documentary Kapadia had to make sure with family and friends that it was okay to make this. The documentary includes a lot of behind the scenes in Amy's life and has a lot of archive footage involved. As some people may have found them upsetting I guess Kapadia got permission off the family and management to use these. He also included interviews but have archive footage and images to be on top of the narrative just to show you more depth of what they were talking about.

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Kapadia used many types of different conventions.

-Stock Footage: mostly example news sources/interviews.
-Unseen footage (archive) from DV or people close.
-Still images are used.
-Voiceovers to support the images/footage.
-Interviews are not spoken directly to the camera there are images on top.