Tests - Supporting Material

To gain the ultimate professional look we have been looking at a website called http://www.dafont.com/ which has a number of different fonts that can help to give the article a more polished and eye catching.

We tested some fonts with our heading "Television: The Truth Revealed" to see what would be the most effective to show what kind of interview this was to be.

Secondary Article - Supporting Notes

This is our second draft to how the interview will be presented.

We have changed the way in which we have formed the interview such as adding columns and an introductory paragraph to give the background to the context of the interview.
Also we have added extra pictures such as a Television and will be adding a picture of a child watching TV.

The interview itself is more in depth and analytical to give a more professional and polished view of the documentary from both our views and the views that have been picked up from the audience feedback that we have obtained.

We wanted to make as many plans as necessary for our supporting piece because then we can look at the ways in which we can add/remove certain parts of the interview that will be beneficial to the piece, such as adding more questions to give more detail to the aspects we have left out or remove questions that are irrelevant.

Preliminary Article - Supporting Material

This is our first draft of how the interview will look.

We have initially put in positive questions that will help to make the documentary look good but we decided that, after looking at other interviews of a similar nature, we wanted to be critical of the documentary and give an honest view of what was good and what could be improved. The main aspect of the interview was what the audience was to expect.

Originally we were only going to be one sided to the topic but after deliberation we moved to making a balanced view on the documentary.

We wanted this to be a main factor that was explored so that the audience would not look at the documentary and believe that it is only focusing on the positives or negatives, with our project we explore both so that the audience can make up their own minds. That was our most important point.

Preparation for Supporting Material

For our supporting material of our documentary I have decided to create a magazine interview with both Kate and myself in the interview as the director and camera women and describing the process of planning, filming, editing and finalising our project.
We have also included our aims and expectations for the project as well as ways in which we can improve our project so that we give critical feedback to our own work.
I intend to add the interview to a well known magazine, The Guardian Weekend, so that the piece looks more professional and realistic.