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Black Hair School For Adoptive Moms // 60 Second Docs

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They interview this 11 year old boy who loves crocheting. he's extremely good at it and is super fast.
He's been interviewed at home while he's crocheting, i think he was being interviewed at home because that's where he produces most of his work.
There are quite a few cutaways in this video, like in the beginning, when he's talking, there's a cut away to him crocheting while he's voice is still in the background. i think they've done this to give a visual representation of what he was talking about.
The text used in this doc is subtitles, this could be because people don't always have the volume on their phones up, it's also useful for social media as well because it's quick and easy for people to understand and read even if their volume isn't up.

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This Kid Crochets With A Passion // 60 Second Docs

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They have interview an 11 year old boy, who is a vegan. they may have interviewed him because people will find him cute, and find his laugh funny.
He's been interviewed in a kitchen, wearing a little suit. They've interviewed him in the kitchen because he cooks vegan food and they may have put him in the suit because people find him cute and funny, plus it'll be an interview to remember.
The cut aways used in this very from jump cuts, this could be because they may have had to reshoot about two or three time to get a satisfactory outcome. they may have had yo editing things out and move clips about, so using a jump cut or an L cut would have been the perfect way to blend it.
The text used in this doc is subtitles for the viewers to read, incase they don't understand what he's saying.

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11-Year-Old Chef Teaches Kids How To Be Vegan

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In film and video, a cutaway shot is the interruption of a continuously filmed action by inserting a view of something else. It is usually followed by a cut back to the first shot, when the cutaway avoids a jump cut.
Typical cut aways :
close - up of main action
people's faces
people's hands

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For interviews - film the interviewee doing something other than being interviewed - something related to the topic.
e.g Librarian - holding books.

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used to move the narrative along (mainly used in documentaries.)
They are also used to push a certain view on the topic forward.
The gender, tone and accent of the narrator depends on the target audience.
Sometimes a celebrity can be used. e.g Morgan Freeman.

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Promo videos contain a lot of shots because there is such a variation of interviewers, archive footage etc.
Conventional editing is used (only answers no questions).

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Diegetic sound is any sound presented as originated from source within the film's world.
Non-diegetic sound is a noise which does not have a source on-screen, they have been added in.
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An establishing shot is used to set the scene.
Has to to be consistent throughout the promotional video.
Natural lighting is often the main source of lighting.
Camera work - angles, shots, motion, edits.
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Used to show a variety of viewers on a topic. a sound track may be played with the video.
Helps give viewers historical knowledge easier and shows important events
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Albert Einstein (stock footage / archival footage)

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Usually in two lines and simple font so the audience don't get distracted.
They cam be used to note down relevant things to the subject, end credits or to communicate information for average viewers to understand.
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A video or short film that promotes or advertises something.
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