PPT-The Deerfold Project: Documentary Evidence

The Deerfold Project Documentary Evidence Surviving historical documents offer a unique insight into Deerfolds past Letters surveys legal disputes witness statements Dates places people occupations interests conflicts human nature. 12 Which Documents Require Documentary Stamp Tax Documentary stamp tax is levied on documents as provided under Chapter 201 Florida Statutes FS Documents subject to the tax include Deeds Bonds Notes and wri tten obligations to pay money Mortgages li As a part of her new role Cathy is also bringing Tasmania an exclusive opportunit linked to her latest film We are extremely pl eased to welcome Cathy on board Her skills and experience add an exciting new dimension for our students and the progra m Reflexive and . Performative. Modes of Documentary Films. Table of Contents. 1) Reflexive Mode of Documentary Representation. 2) . Dziga. . Vertov. and . Man with a Movie Camera. 3) . Performative. Camera angle . Camera distance. Camera movement. Shot duration. Lighting. Special effects. 1. Choice of subject. 2. Approach. . 3. Choice of shots. 4. Shot construction. 5. Sound track. 6. Editing. Documentary as Construction. Things you need to consider throughout the project. Images??. Codes & Conventions?. Key Codes & Conventions. Hand held camera. Real People . Testimony. Narration. Types of Docs. Bill Nichols (2001) defines . Unit 27 . Documentary Formats . An expository documentary is a documentary that exposes a person or a topic. . The codes and conventions of an expository are:. A voice over . Rhetorical questions . Facts and figures . A documentary film on Charles and Frances Townes by . Taran. Singh. Thank you. To Charles, Frances and their whole family. To the organizing committee for putting this important conference together. By Michael . Gomersall. Studio News Readers. ‘Anchor’ the show. Speak clearly. Formal presentation. . - What they wear. . - How they speak. Don’t show emotion. Not Biased. Talk directly to camera. Codes and Conventions for factual programming. News readers and field reporters. These are the people who present the news to the audience, news readers will typically be dressed in a formal attire and speak in a very clear and eloquent matter, this is to make the news reader seem like a reliable source of information.. Elize. S van . Eeden. 21. st. SASHT Conference. (celebrating the SASHT's 30. th. year). 6 October 2016 (Port Elizabeth). Managing. . Editor. Seamus Reynolds (. eNCA. ). Meg Rickards (. Director-writer. Europe’s Immigration Disaster . (UK, Zed Nelson, 2014). Rick Instrell. Deep Learning. 4 June 2016, Stirling. Version 2.0. Defining documentary. Scots-born . John Grierson . (1898-1972) defined documentary as “the creative treatment of actuality”. . “The creativity of actuality” . -John Grierson (1926). The aim of a documentary is to report something with evidence.. Documentaries can use narration to anchor meaning.. Have to based on fact and real events. Types of documentary . THE EXPOSITORY MODE OF DOCUMENTARY. The expository mode addresses the viewer directly, with titles or voices that propose a perspective, advance and argument, or recount history. . Surviving historical documents offer a unique insight into Deerfold’s past. Letters, surveys, legal disputes, witness statements…. Dates, places, people, occupations, interests, conflicts, human nature….