factual programming
Published on Dec 04, 2015
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factual programming
- Factual programs contain only information that has been proven by at least two sources.
how news is delivered
- BBC Generally have two presenters
- Cut to field reporters
- other reporters include sport and weather
link to studio
- Changeable depending upon audience.
- If you were to aim your documentary at adults, the mode of address would most likely be formal
link to studio Cont.
- USED BY FIELD REPORTERS AFTER THEY HAVE FINISHED GIVING THEIR REPORT. GENERALLY VERY SHORT IN TERMS OF SECONDS.
Examples of Documentaries
- Louis Theroux-"UFOs" 22 January This episode follows several people who believe in UFOs. One of these is a man called Thor Templar, the self-titled "Lord Commander of the Earth Protectorate". He claims to have killed more than twenty aliens.
Examples of documentaries
- Our War- Series marking the ten-year anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, telling the story of the conflict through the words and pictures of the young soldiers themselves.
- This was hosted by Shaun Dooley.
Codes of Factual Programming
- Documentaries have different formats, includung:- expository, observational, interactive, reflexive performative; realism; dramatisation; and narrativisation
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- News: different to other factual programmes.
- examples of conventions include :-Studio news readers; field reporters; links to studio; mode of address to viewer; interviewing; experts and witnesses; report structure; actuality footage
Audience Response
- A voiceover will be added to a documentary to make the audience think in a certain way.
- In documentaries, most of the time the Kuleshov effect is used. This uses two shots that create a third meaning.
