The Opening:
Camerawork:
(Montage editing, slow pace to engage audience by allowing them to read the statistics about homelessness.)
To set up the characters, and give some basic background to individuals I will include text next to them on the screen. (name, age, where they are from, job etc)
Camerawork:
Shots of the places homeless people sleep in Cambridge, in a montage sequence.
Shots including statistics on homelessness.
Long shots, and establishing shots. (variety of shots to fulfil brief)
Diegetic soundtrack, more sombre to create anticipation.
Diegetic soundtrack, more sombre to create anticipation.
(Montage editing, slow pace to engage audience by allowing them to read the statistics about homelessness.)
Title shown in front of image of slo mo or a panning out shot of Cambridge.
Title 'More Than Homeless', clear and bold font; in white as it links to the colour scheme of my magazine, and contrasts from the background to make it engaging. (emphasises convergence)
Use of a statistic in front of the images of Cambridge to follow conventions of documentary:
First shot:
'There are over 320,000 homeless people in Great Britain.
This rose from 294,000 in 2016.'
(One person in every 59 in London, are homeless.)
Second shot:
'However, an estimated 62% of the homeless are hidden and won't show up on official figures.'
Third shot:
'A total of 2,920 young people (aged 16-24) were accepted as statutory homeless in 2017.'
It is estimated that more than a million households are at risk of becoming homeless by 2020.
Forth shot:
'Cambridge has one of the highest rates of rough sleeping in England, with 0.8 rough sleepers per 1,000 households.'
Title 'More Than Homeless', clear and bold font; in white as it links to the colour scheme of my magazine, and contrasts from the background to make it engaging. (emphasises convergence)
Use of a statistic in front of the images of Cambridge to follow conventions of documentary:
First shot:
'There are over 320,000 homeless people in Great Britain.
This rose from 294,000 in 2016.'
(One person in every 59 in London, are homeless.)
Second shot:
'However, an estimated 62% of the homeless are hidden and won't show up on official figures.'
Third shot:
'A total of 2,920 young people (aged 16-24) were accepted as statutory homeless in 2017.'
It is estimated that more than a million households are at risk of becoming homeless by 2020.
Forth shot:
'Cambridge has one of the highest rates of rough sleeping in England, with 0.8 rough sleepers per 1,000 households.'
Soundtrack then fades out, and first interview (John) fades in.
To set up the characters, and give some basic background to individuals I will include text next to them on the screen. (name, age, where they are from, job etc)
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