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The documentary "Mourinho" is about the last 10 years of Jose Mourinho's career as a football manager. It uses interviews and game footage to look at both the successes and controversies of Mourinho's managerial record. As it focuses on a charismatic and successful figure in football, the documentary will likely only appeal to audiences interested in Mourinho or the sport.
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O documento compara as lideran巽as de tila, o Huno, e Jos辿 Mourinho, destacando suas semelhan巽as. Ambos alcan巽aram grande sucesso com suas t叩ticas militares e esportivas, respectivamente, por meio de forte disciplina e foco no coletivo em detrimento do individual. Da mesma forma, suas derrotas raras tamb辿m marcaram suas lideran巽as excepcionais.
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This document discusses the theory and elements of documentaries. It provides definitions for key documentary techniques including observation, interviews, dramatization, mise-en-scene, and exposition. It also covers documentary types like fly-on-the-wall, drama documentaries, and docudramas. Conventions like intercutting, handheld camera work, establishing shots, and selective editing are examined. Finally, it discusses the concept of the "Disneyfication" of documentaries, where they have become more entertaining but less factual over time.Theory of a documentary
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Documentaries aim to portray real events and situations to audiences. They can cover topics like politics, history, and culture. While some documentaries only use factual footage, others may include reconstructions if real evidence is unavailable. John Grierson is credited with coining the term "documentary" in the 1920s and focused on portraying factual information. More recently, some argue documentaries have become more creative in their storytelling and less focused solely on facts. Key elements of documentaries include observations, interviews, dramatizations, mise-en-scene, and exposition. However, it is debated how much documentaries can truly capture reality or truth given creative choices that are made.Interview research/media 
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The film develops and challenges conventions of real football hooligan films. It develops conventions by only showing male actors and portraying young fans engaging in violence, starting at a young age. However, it challenges conventions by featuring younger actors than typical football hooligan films.
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Our film portrays young, white male football fans as violent hooligans through footage of them engaging in fights, carrying weapons, and letting off flares. While it shows the negative aspects of their behavior, it also conveys their sense of friendship and pride in their clubs. We would target our audience of males ages mid-teens to early 40s interested in football or gang culture primarily in England. The British film company Vertigo would be suited to distribute our film given their experience with similar gritty British football films like The Football Factory and The Firm. We would promote the film at football grounds, pubs, on buses and radio to appeal directly to our target audience.Documentary Theory Final
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- Direct cinema documentaries from the 1960s aimed for objectivity without narration or staged scenes to also allow audience interpretation.
- Cinema verite documentaries from the 1960s used handheld cameras to seem lifelike but included filmmaker opinions through propaganda and interviews unlike direct cinema.
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The documentary "Mourinho" focuses on the last 10 years of Jose Mourinho's career as a football manager. It includes interviews with Mourinho where he discusses his experiences and decisions over that time period. The documentary takes a reflexive and expository approach, using close-ups, over the shoulder shots, and real game footage to engage audiences and tell the story of Mourinho's career highs and lows. The limited audience will primarily consist of those interested in Mourinho or football.Documetary Research 1
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The Blue Planet is a 2001 BBC documentary series narrated by renowned nature documentary narrator David Attenborough. It was the first documentary series to comprehensively examine marine life and ecosystems in the world's oceans. Each of the eight 50-minute episodes explored a different aspect of ocean life. The underwater filming featured never-before-seen animal behaviors and creatures. The Blue Planet won several Emmy and BAFTA awards for its music and cinematography.
Double page spread analysis
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The document summarizes key design elements of a webpage article. Large, colorful images and text are used to attract readers' attention. Bold text and quotes are employed to highlight important information. Questions are asked in the text to encourage readers to learn more by reading the full article. Images and formatting are used strategically to guide the reader towards understanding the topic and individuals discussed.Research for channel 4
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Channel 4 is a British television channel that began broadcasting in 1982 as the fourth channel in the United Kingdom, known for showing popular comedies, dramas, documentaries and reality television. The document discusses choosing Channel 4 to broadcast a documentary because it is the most popular and favored channel in the UK, with viewers mainly between ages 16-40 that matches the target age range of 15+, and it offers an on-demand service across multiple platforms to gain more viewers.Reflexive documentaries
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A reflexive documentary acknowledges the filmmaker's presence by including them on camera and providing narrative guidance. This helps audiences understand the construction process and develop a critical perspective. Louis Theroux and Nick Broomfield are examples of filmmakers known for their reflexive style, with Theroux casually interviewing subjects and sometimes participating. Broomfield often films alone to make documentaries seem more personal. Reflexive documentaries engage audiences by showing the filmmaking process and pressures, making them aware of the challenges while maintaining truthfulness through minimal effects.Forms of documentary
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This document defines and provides details on 5 forms of documentary filmmaking: reflexive, poetic, observational, expository, and participatory. Reflexive documentaries acknowledge the filmmaker's presence on camera. Poetic documentaries construct a subjective artist's narrative. Observational documentaries follow events as they unfold in an unobtrusive manner. Expository documentaries analyze and expose topics through rhetorical narration. Participatory documentaries directly engage the filmmaker with subjects.Evaluation question 2
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The document discusses the filming of a short horror film. It summarizes that the setting and costumes of the actors were stereotypical of teenagers to appeal to their target audience of 15-30 year olds. Certain scenes and elements from the films Paranormal Activity 2 and 3 were replicated or drawn inspiration from for the film. Both male and female actors were used to avoid missing potential viewers from either gender.Evaluation question 2
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The document summarizes a student film project. It describes how the film's setting, costumes, actors, and some story elements were deliberately chosen to be stereotypical of teenagers and fit with the target audience of 15-30 year olds. It also explains that certain scenes and techniques from the films Paranormal Activity 2 and 3 were replicated or inspired the student film. This was partly due to the ages of the actors starring in those films matching the target demographic.Evaluation q5
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The document discusses the rationale for giving a film project a 15 certificate rating in the UK. It notes that similar thriller films they've seen also have a 15 rating due to mild violence, swearing, and the depiction of death. The film is aimed at teenagers as the main character and themes around loneliness could be relatable. Tension is created through uncopyrighted music, heart beat sound effects, and sudden blackout scenes. The filmmakers want it to have a small, cult following by distributing it through a company known for low budget films rather than big studios.Evaluation q5
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The document discusses the filmmakers' rationale for giving their film a 15 certificate. They felt a 15 rating was appropriate as other similar thriller films had this rating, and their film's content of death, tension, mild violence and swearing would also fit this category. They aimed to attract a teenage audience as the main character and themes could be relatable to teenagers, addressing aspects of teenage life. They created tension through uncopyrighted creepy music, added heartbeats and sudden blackouts at high tension points. Finally, the filmmakers wanted their small, low-budget film to target a smaller, cult following by distributing through a company that shows similar small films rather than large blockbusters.
Documentary Research 3
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- 2. Mourinho Mourinho is an ITV based documentary. Taking a look at the last 10 years of his football managerial career. It shows the highs and lows of what he has done. The documentary description is as follows: A look at the career of one of football's most charismatic figures. In the last ten years his managerial record has been incomparable with a little controversy along the way. This documentary will only have a limited audience as people who are interested in Jose Mourinho or football will want to watch this documentary.
- 3. Documentary Mode Mourinho is a reflexive and expository documentary. It shows interviews or Jose Mourinho asking him questions about being a manager and asking him about what hes done as a manager for the last 10 years. He answers questions that people will want the answers to therefore engaging with the audience. There is plenty of shits used in the documentary. Such as interviews using close-ups and over the shoulder shots. It will have real life action shots of him as a manager during games. All these shot help support the documentary giving it some variety.
- 4. Documentaries ITVs documentaries are tend to be about current events and affairs. They chose to make their documentaries about things that have just happened or things that are popular. For example a documentary was made called The other side of Jimmy Saville this documentary shows people about a popular topic. ITV know people will want to watch it as it is a topic which is very publicized at the time. My documentary is also about current affairs, whether universities are worth the money. This can relate to the documentaries that ITV produce.