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Today's plan is to re-film one interview and replace it to make a third edit.

This is our third edit.

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Our evaluation on our documentary

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This is a questionnaire that was filled out for documentary film.

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This is our script for Aimee to do the voice over

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Our finished documentary film with, extra voice recordings.

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Another photographic Essay

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Our half completed documentary film project. Waiting on some more voice recordings and for the other members to return to help us. This is our first edit.

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My photographic essays

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List of things to include. Just a few rough ideas.

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Todays plan is to finish/ start working on our photo essays and a little bit of work on the documentary film.

First step is to sort out what pictures I want to use and put them in order to where I want to use them.

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Third documentary analysis on The Hunt

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Facts we want to use for our voice over. Still to do a title more research.

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Our mind map for our TV Documentary ideas

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Mind map of my photographic essay

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Ideas for my photographic essay

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Today's plan is to look into some work experience and to start researching photographic essays.

Today has been successful as I emailed a few companies for work experience and finished research into Life Magazine for photographic essays and analysed four pictures. This will be continued as an on going project.

Next step is to start thinking of some ideas for me to do for my own photographic essay.

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Long depth of field

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Rule of thirds

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Our rule of thirds extra photography

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Examples of short and long depth photography

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Examples of framing photography

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Framing photography

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Rule of thirds example.

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Some examples of using rule of thirds.

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Examples of depth of field photography.

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example of framing and rule of third.

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Example of framing

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Here are some examples of some examples of our framing photography work.

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Documentary film research

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Documentary TV research

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Additional professional images to show inspiration of my images.

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This is a still shot of leaves. The shutter speed was 1000, this image was on elf our first ones taken. This wasn't as successful as the others because it has come out quite dark. The reason for this is that the shutter speed was too fast so it didn't allow enough time for any light to come through.

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This shot was taken at a shutter speed of 1, to see how long it blurred. However, this didn't work quite as well as planned due to the amount of light exposure. As the shutter was a very slow speed, too much light came into it. Despite that, the shot shows how much it was all pulled back and the blue colour, seen in this shot is from an article of clothing, showing how pulled back it was.

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This was taken at a fast shutter speed of 350

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Dropping a stone in a small pond

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The shutter speed was slowed down for this. (This was taken by Harry)

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Harry and George running together.

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Harry running. The shutter speed was around 5

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This was taken at a slowed down shutter speed, which was 20. This allowed for the blurring effect to be seen.

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Some examples of our shutter speeds. We experimented by using water. This was taken at a speed of

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Examples of our photography ^^

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Colour/ text

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Repetition

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Texture

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Line/ colour

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Lines/ Repetition/ colour

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Colour/ lines

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Lines

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Shape/ Repetition

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Repetion and Shape

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Today we are using the cameras to begin the photography unit. We are gutting into groups for this project.

Today, we took photos in groups to get examples for Texture, Shape, Lines and Repetition and colour. It was successful as we got around 40 pictures that are good to use.

This is an sample for Repetition, lines and shape

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Today watched a TV Documentary by Louis Theroux, called: America's most hated family" (2011

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Robert Frank research. Slightly more modern than Lewis Hine

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Bob Martin research

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Bob Gruen research

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Irving Penn research.

To add: The image of Isabella Rossellini, as she holds her face, her hands act as a frame.

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Todays plan is to start looking at photographers and carry out research on them.

I created a new Page for Unit 6.

I completed research on 2 photographers. one for documentary genre and ne for war/ photojournalism

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Research on War/photojournalism

James Nchtwey

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My first bit of research into Documentary photography. Studying: Lewis Hine