Part H

Storyboard

Channel 4 advert Voiceover-”previously on..”Establishing shot-audience willbe able to know where it is takingplace

Over shoulder shot-presenters perspective

Establishing shot is used again toEstablish where around London we filming

Close up shot- able to see the Interviewees facial expression clearly

Two shot of fast clip montage

Montage-statistics

Zoom on alcohol and drugs on table

Riots-wide shotClose-up shot-franki cocozaa

Saying what were going to show explore doc

News reporter

Shot of him drinking

Images of news reports – London riots clips

Long shot-able to see what the youths are wearing and what they holding-alcohol,smoking cigarette etc

presenter appears on screenLong shot is used to introduce presenterThe audience is able to see what clothes she's wearing etc

Weather shot-title will be clear enough to read

PanningPresenter walking to conventPresenter talking to

public

Voice over summarizing what public and experts have said

Two shot of expert talking with presenter

Two shot of presenter talking to expert

Cut in shotClose-up shot of convent of Jesus and Mary

Voiceover used to explain statistics

Shot of harlesden high street

Mid shot of presenter talking to youths t

Mid hots of parents and children interview

Mid shot of presenter talking about how youths do well

Voice over explaining statistics Montage-statistics

Two shot of presenter talking to youth about representation

High angle of youths saying we are not who you think we are

Students opening grade results

Archival footage of youth talent on show

Youths helping community

Positive of youths

Presenter- mid shot

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Part J Shot list

Camera shot Reason Image

Establishing shot Used at the beginning of the documentary-For the audience to see where the documentary is taking place- (England, London)-will also be used for the different areas of London.

Close-up shot Used in some interviews-clear to see interviewees facial expression when being asked a question.

Mid-shot

Audience is able to see the presenter clearer -what kind of expressions they are using.Not to far and not too close

Over the shoulder shot

Behind the presenter shoulder- audience will be able to see presenter perspective.-This shot will be used in some of the interviews

High angle shot

At the end of the documentary, youth will say: "were not who we think we are”- Decided to use a high angle shot – show that not all youth are as intimidating.

Long shot First used to introduce the presenter and areas we will be filming

Two shotUsed in interviews –A view of two people. To show the emotional reactions between the interviewee and the presenter.

Camera shot/movement

Reason Image

Panning Need a variety of shots- Used to track presenter when she is walking(when she first appears on screen)

Zoom Will be used at the beginning of the documentary (montage)-focusing on drugs, alcohol-topic of documentary

Cut in Used in interviews-hand movements can show enthusiasm, nervousness, etc.

Weather shot used for the title