Documentary Planning - Storyboard
Me and Steven have taken some pictures of what shots that we would want within our documentary and where we should place them when it comes to making it. We have a wide range of shots within our documentary as we want to cover a lot of the school so that the audience get a understanding of what the school is like. I used Canva to make my storyboard with the pictures that we have taken.
Soundtrack that we used was made by Olexandr Ignatov called 'Inspirational Piano' playing throughout the whole of the documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB4SvxKgpAU
Shot 1
- Straight cut
- Zoom
- Last for about 4 seconds
Shot 2
- Straight cut
- Pan
- Lasts for about 10 seconds filmed but speed up in iMovie
Shot 3
- Straight cut
- Pan
- Lasts for about 20 seconds
- Include interview with teacher
Shot 4
- Straight cut
- Pan
- Lasts for 5 seconds
Shot 5
- Straight cut
- Tilt
- Lasts for about 15 seconds
- May include an interview with student
Shot 6
- Straight cut
- Pan
- Lasts for 5 seconds
Summary
From planning our storyboard me and Steven now have a better understanding of what shots we would have go film and what order we should put them in. But all the shot have not been put into our storyboard yet as, we need to look around over locations to see if they could be a suitable location for your documentary.
Me and Steven have decided to go with this particular structure of the narrative because we have looked at other documentaries like 'Educating Yorkshire' and they have the same structure within some of their episodes. Our documentary is very chronological in the way that the narrative runs because its starts off with a normal lesson which then turns into the students messing around which leads to the teacher having to tell the student off.
Next Steps
Next for me and Steven is that we would need to start to discuss when we would want to start to film our documentary and we also need to finish off planning our ancillary tasks so that we are ready to take the images to go on our double page spread and magazine advert.
Soundtrack that we used was made by Olexandr Ignatov called 'Inspirational Piano' playing throughout the whole of the documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB4SvxKgpAU
Shot 1
- Straight cut
- Zoom
- Last for about 4 seconds
Shot 2
- Straight cut
- Pan
- Lasts for about 10 seconds filmed but speed up in iMovie
Shot 3
- Straight cut
- Pan
- Lasts for about 20 seconds
- Include interview with teacher
Shot 4
- Straight cut
- Pan
- Lasts for 5 seconds
Shot 5
- Straight cut
- Tilt
- Lasts for about 15 seconds
- May include an interview with student
Shot 6
- Straight cut
- Pan
- Lasts for 5 seconds
Summary
From planning our storyboard me and Steven now have a better understanding of what shots we would have go film and what order we should put them in. But all the shot have not been put into our storyboard yet as, we need to look around over locations to see if they could be a suitable location for your documentary.
Me and Steven have decided to go with this particular structure of the narrative because we have looked at other documentaries like 'Educating Yorkshire' and they have the same structure within some of their episodes. Our documentary is very chronological in the way that the narrative runs because its starts off with a normal lesson which then turns into the students messing around which leads to the teacher having to tell the student off.
Next Steps
Next for me and Steven is that we would need to start to discuss when we would want to start to film our documentary and we also need to finish off planning our ancillary tasks so that we are ready to take the images to go on our double page spread and magazine advert.