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The documentary explores teenage sex trends, including why it occurs at younger ages, in public places, and experimentation with S&M. It interviews teenagers and examines their views, shows reconstructions of sexual encounters, visits Soho shops selling S&M items to interview employees, has the hosts try out outfits, interviews students about peer pressure and lack of self-respect, films a party to observe behaviors, reconstructs drunken and peer pressured sex, interviews adults, and profiles a Christian against premarital sex before concluding sex is increasingly common among teens.
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- Editing raw footage by selecting clips and dragging them onto the timeline
- Applying video effects and transitions by dragging them onto sequence clipsDevelopment of editing styles
Development of editing stylesEd Ryding
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The document discusses the development of editing styles in film over time. It describes how early filmmakers like the Lumiere Brothers did not edit footage at all and showed original recordings, while Sergei Eisenstein pioneered montage sequences to convey specific messages. Modern directors like David Fincher are known for their precise editing of lighting and styles to create dark, moody thrillers. Overall, film editing has become more technical and focused on camera angles versus early popular fast-paced montage films.Radio drama ideas
Radio drama ideasEd Ryding
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The document describes characters that will feature in a radio drama about animals stranded on an island. There are 24 characters described including Wally the whale, Gary the camera man, Samir who lost his daughter to Wally, and various other animals and locals. Each character is given a name, age, ethnicity, background, occupation, motivations and conflicts. The document also provides information on codes and conventions that will be used like cliffhangers. It outlines the target audience and provides a proposed budget for the production.Brief
BriefEd Ryding
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There are 5 main ways a client can communicate a brief to a media firm:
1. Contractual - through a detailed written contract outlining responsibilities and financial terms which provides clarity but lacks flexibility.
2. Negotiated - through discussion and compromise between the client and firm's differing ideas, ensuring both parties are satisfied but the client may not get the best price.
3. Formal - through a formal briefing meeting or written description of requirements from the client requesting proposals, similar advantages and disadvantages to negotiated.
4. Informal - through a phone call from the client rather than a formal written brief, good for speed but risks misunderstandings.
5. Commission - the client directly commissions specific work fromQuestionaire
QuestionaireEd Ryding
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This document discusses feedback on a potential sports advertising campaign. Multiple individuals provide their opinions. They believe the advert has potential if it has a high tempo and energy to engage viewers. They recommend the advert be between 30-45 seconds, targeting male teenagers and young men ages 15-25 who live in large cities. Adding a voiceover describing the football boots was also suggested.
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- 1. Ele and Ed open documentary: First shot of Ele and Ed introducing the subject and what the documentary will be about.. " We will be exploring into teenage sex and why it is happening at such young ages, in such weird ways, in such weird places" " We want to find out what the publics general view is and ask teenagers why there doing it" " We will look in to S&M and ask why its such a growing thing within younger ages" Different reconstructions of people having sex. 5 different shots. (quickly shown) Then fades in to us in London on Old Compton Street walking around introducing the first topic. Ed: So we came to Soho on Old Compton Street to investigate why S&M is happening at young ages now" We will then go into some of the shops and interview people working their asking them what there most popular items are and if younger people visit the shops. Ele and Carrie will try out different "outfits" from the shops and see what we think of it. We will then ask the general public what they think and prove if youngsters are really experimenting in such weird ways. We will then be filming at college and ask the students why young people are experimenting, why girls seem to get a name for themselves at this age, why people have no self respect at this age and have sex any were and with anyone, last of all why sex isn't a "special" thing anymore. We will then have footage of a party and how girls and boys perceive them selves and how what they wear gives of different impressions to people. We will then show a reconstruction of drunken sex, peer pressured sex. Then interview adults on there view. As a twist we will show a christian who only believes in sex after marriage. But finish off with its official that sex is a growing trend and is the new trend for teens and it doesn't seem to be decreasing but only increasing.