- Use the following headings: Time, Personnel, Finance, Locations, Facilities, Materials/Copyrights and Materials/Contributors.
Time
- Shooting Schedule- what it is, why it's important
- how long it takes to get clearances for music/clips
Personnel
- Look at the credits
- research crew members- director, camera operator, sound recorder, researcher etc. -what they have worked on before, qualifications/experience they have
- why is it important to get the right crew?
- where you get money to make a documentary get funded- e.g. art councils, lotteries, pitching ideas to tv companies.
- how much is it to clear music/clips from other tv/film companies it will depend!
Locations
- Where- be specific!
- What they had to do to gain permission- e.g. councils
- Why you get permissions- not always legal
Facilities
- Equipment, specialist kit needed
- camera, sound, editing THAT WE USE FOR OUR DOCUMENTARY and the technical specs
- What are the costs of hiring things like this
- why is having the right kit important?
Materials/copyrights
- What archive/materials from other films/programmes have they used?
- Who do you get clearance/copyright from the footage
- popular music- who get clearance
- what is clearance/copyright and who do you pay for/get one
Materials/Contributors
- find out contributors of a documentary, who they interviewed
- find out whether there were any specialist advisors needed to make the documentary- e.g. doctors, counsellors etc.
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