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from the History Channel.
About his life, challenges and achievements.
Non-diegetic sound. video recordings, and narration.

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Awesome.

Technique used: Chris Lilley's genius.

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Zoom In
Close ups

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social experiment about racial discrimination

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It was really cute and there was voiceover

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Statistics

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Tracking Camera

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Plastic Paradise

Diagrams (before and after)

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Bird eye view camera

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I watched searching for sugar man and\\
annna watched bananana in pyjamas

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The documentary uses elements of CGI to engage the viewers.

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Hand held camera
first person experience
Comedy

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The 60 minutes documentary about a boat that sank and the men survived through the lifeboat and finally found an island

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The 60 minutes documentary about a boat that sank and the men survived through the lifeboat and finally found an island

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national geographic documentaries & David Attenborough

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national geographic documentaries & David Attenborough

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techniques: voice over, handheld camera, extreme close-up shots, slow motion, time lapse, bird's eye view, non-digetic sounds

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This documentary follows the murder mystery of JonBenet Ramsey as it follows the case of her death and completes re-investgations. A technique used in this documentary was 'reenactment'. This illustrates an  idea for the audience of how something could have happened to further their understanding.

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Narrative/voice over

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Technique: ? Don't remember
Hand held camera
Also: Archival footage

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Making a Murderer / The Case Of Jon Benet Ramsey

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Making a Murderer / The Case Of Jon Benet Ramsey

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I enjoy murder/crime documentaries. A technique that is used in both of these films is the use of interviews with both professionals and those who were involved at the time. Recreations of different events mixed with elements of original footage. The music was also crucial in both.

I believe that Making a Murderer is being continued for another season which is being filmed at the moment. This probably indicates that many of the elements of the new season will be taken from footage that hasn't been seen before rather than past content.

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Observational nature documentaries about the lives of animals in their natural environment. These documentaries follow the animals and observes their behaviours

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I have watched David Attenborough documentaries

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i watched 'The Blue Planet' by David Attenborough which is about the sea and it was lit

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I have not watched many documentaries other than maybe a few David Attenborough productions, so I don't really have a favourite documentary. He uses techniques such as voice-over narration, placing himself in the scenery of the documentary, he uses camera framing and close ups on animals

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About a mathematical genius and his struggles with schizophrenia

Interviews with family and colleagues medium shot. Archival shot of thesis papers and old letters.

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I have watched a few documentaries, especially with my mother,  but my favourite by far was the 1998 documentary 'Secrets of WWII' which explored the last days of hitler in the bunker, a technique used was the dramatizations that shot in black and white, as well as the archival footage.