Thursday 16 September 2010

Genre Analysis

Hillsborough

Type Of Documentary.

  • Docu-Drama

Narrative Structure.

  • Fully Scripted, narrative is put across by characters conversation.

  • Multi-Strand.

Camerawork.

  • Filmed as a drama

  • Shot reverse Shot

  • Establishing shots

  • Close-ups

  • extreme close up

  • Pan shots

  • Tracking
  • Long shots

Themes





  • Grief.


  • Solidarity.

  • Justice.


  • City United.


  • Grievances.


  • Looking for someone to blame.




Mise-En-Scene.








  • Filmed in numerous locations, Sheffield, Houses, Churches, Court Rooms, football ground.


  • Natural lighting, gloomy, dark sombre. Links into the mood of the documentary.




Sound.








  • Diegetic sound.


  • Conversation.


  • Non diegetic music (on occasions).



Editing.





  • Smooth transitions.


  • Non diegetic music.




Archive Material





  • Press Photographs.

  • BBC sport footage.



Graphics.





  • Time, Date, Location.




The Marketing Of Meatloaf

Type Of Documentary





  • Series Of Documentaries on the music business.


  • Fly on the wall in parts (marketing meeting all around the board table)

  • Mixed Documentary.




Themes.





  • Music Industry.


  • Marketing.


  • Construction of an image.

  • Manipulation of audience.


  • Power of the media.



Narrative Structure.





  • Voice-over.


  • Non-Linear.


  • Circular/Closed.

  • Jargon used.


  • Single Strand



Camerawork.





  • Low angle long shots.


  • Tracking/dolly shots used.


  • Rule of thirds used in interviews.

  • Interviewee positioned to the left or right.


  • Handheld during red carpet events/press areas.


  • Medium Close-up/Close-up during interviews.


  • Panning & Zooming.

  • P.O.V shots in marketing office and bookies.


  • Extreme close-ups zooming out of magazine front covers.



Mise-En-Scene.





  • Chromakey (screen behind interviewee changes).


  • Video shoot.


  • Awards ceremony links into what is being said during an interview.




Sound.





  • Diegetic conversations & non diegetic voice-over.


  • Jargon


  • Narrator is sarcastic, mocking and opinionated.


  • Narrator is male and uses standard english.


  • Tense Music


  • Meat Loaf songs.



Editing.





  • Still images.


  • Conventional editing.


  • Lots of cuts.


  • Dissolve from interviews.


  • Fast motion (HMV).


  • Slow motion (meat loaf concert).



Archive Material.





  • Footage from Brit awards 1994.


  • Slow motion Meat Loaf concert.


  • Still images (magazines).


  • Village People video.


  • Behind the scenes of the video shoot.


  • Top of the pops.


  • News Footage.



Graphics.





  • Name, Date, Time, Location & Status.


  • Title of documentary moves across the screen.


  • Graphics in white Sans serrif font.



The Devil Made Me Do It.




Type Of Documentary.





  • Mixed Documentary.



Themes.





  • Religion.


  • Murder.

  • Music.

  • Cults.


  • Youth Culture.


  • Good vs Evil.


  • Media.


  • Does certain Genres of music influence crime?


  • Anti-establishment (manson).


  • Kids vs Parents.


  • Generation Gap.



Narrative Structure.







  • Interviews.

  • Voice-over.


  • Open Narrative.


  • Non-Linear.


  • Single Strand, to make



Camerawork.





  • Handheld.


  • Close-ups.


  • Low angle during interview with marilyn manson making him seem suprior.


  • Use of shadow(Dark, Ominous) .


  • Long takes and shots whilst showing religous iconography.



Mise-En-Scene.





  • Rule of Thirds during interviews.


  • Shadow used during interviews to show 'evil'.


  • Lighting is half light.


  • Naturalistic lighting.



Sound.





  • Voice-overs.


  • Music (heavy metal).


  • Translation.


  • Choir music.


  • Non-Diegetic voice-over used throughout.


  • Opera Music.


  • Acoustic Manson song at the end.



Editing.





  • Cuts.


  • Cutaways.


  • Juxtaposition of cuts & cutaways.


  • Long takes (cutaways).


  • Montage.

  • Quick cuts.


  • Elliptical Editing-Fade balck up.



Archive Material.




  • Funeral footage.


  • Video recordings.


  • Marily Manson press coverage.


  • Still images.


  • Marilyn Manson concerts.


  • Italian talk show.


  • Newspaper cuttings.


  • American news.


  • Marilyn manson music videos.


  • Italian news footage



Graphics.





  • Names, status, time & location.


  • Subtitles. (mansons lyrics)


  • Symbol in title.


  • White sans seriff font.







Real Football Factories Yorkshire.

Type Of Documentary

  • Series of Documentaries

  • Mixed Documentary
Themes


  • hooliganism.

  • Policing
Narrative Structure


  • Voice-over


  • Closed







Camerawork










  • Close-ups.
  • Establishing shots.
  • P.O.V shots.
  • Panning & zooming.
  • Hanheld camera.
  • Rule of thirds.
  • 2 shot with interviewer and interviewee.







Mise-En-Scene

  • working class run down areas.
  • Stereotypical areas.
  • Pubs
  • Police
  • Factories
  • Wasteland.

Sound

  • Diegetic conversations, police sirens, chanting, shouting.
  • narrator is dramatic.
  • Male voice-over regional (cockney) accent.
  • Opinionated.
  • Indie, punk music, fits in with the stereotype/subculture.





Editing

  • Cut-aways, juxtaposition of shots.
  • Quick cuts, action.
  • Not edited questions out in interviews.
  • Still images, zoom out.
  • Slow motion.

Archive Material

  • News footage.
  • CCTV.
  • Newspaper cuttings.
  • Still images.

Graphics

  • Name and title under interviewee.
  • White sans serrif font.





Scheduling

In todays lesson the class looked at the scheduling of tv programmes.
The clear segements for scheduling are: Breakfast, Daytime, Kids TV, Prime-time, Post-watershed.

The target audiences for these segements are:


Breakfast- Young children and working adults.
Daytime- Mums, unemployed and school children.
Kids TV- Children.
Prime time- Teenagers and families. Night- Late teenagers and adults.

Genres on TV: Reality TV, Soaps, Dramas, Comedy, Sitcoms, Game programmes etc.

Target audience for each channel:

BBC1- Mixed age (everyone) because we pay for the license fee.

BBC2 does not appeal to everyone, however is for mixed ages.

ITV is for adults such as This Morning and Rosemary & Thyme.

Channel4 is for the minority, not a huge range of people.

Five is for everyone/mixed age for example Milkshake!, Home and away and CSI.

Repeat schedulings:


BBC1 2-3%,

BBC2 50%+,

ITV 2-3%,

Channel4 50%+,

Five 50%+.

Watershed occurs from 9pm onwards. This is for late teens to adults to watch only. Watershed time is changing to 10pm as children are staying up later.

Inheritance: You put a program on after a established program to get their audience.

Pre-echo: Scheduling a program before a popular program, to get audience that are going to watch the popular program.

Hammocking: Inbetween two popular prgorams to inherit the target audience from the popular programs.

Audience fragmentation means channel loyalty is becoming an issue.

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