Saturday, 19 April 2014
Friday, 18 April 2014
Thursday, 17 April 2014
Wednesday, 16 April 2014
Evaluation question 1
Radio trailer Roll with it
- Throughout the radio trailer there is a music bed which has been used for the intro and then be quietened down so is at a suitable level so the audience can here the narrator speaking. This keeps the advert up beat and flowing engaging an audience.
- As soon as the voice over starts speaking she say the word " bowling" so the audience starlight away no its to do with bowling.
- It then goes on to ask a question " but why have bowling alleys become the main sale of retail parks?" this engages the audience as it is making the audience think about the question keeping them involved and wanting to know more.
- We have used the same voice over that that we use for our documentary.
- There are various clips from our documentary throughout the radio advert for example vox poxs and clips from peoples interviews this gives the audience and insight of our documentary.
- The radio trailer ends with the date the time the channel that the program will be showing" Thursday 9th of January on 4" following the codes and conventions.
Tuesday, 15 April 2014
Monday, 14 April 2014
Evaluation question 3
What have you learned from you audience feedback?
After completing our documentary radio trailer and print advert we presented our work to a number of people to get feedback to see what they liked and disliked. I asked these people to complete a questionnaire were I gained constructive feedback.
This is me talking about the results that we gained
1) Does the first five minutes of the documentary make you want to watch more?
2) What do you think of the voiceover?
3) What do you think about the music?
4) What do you think the strengths and weaknesses are for the documentary?
Radio Trailer Questions
1) Does the radio trailer make you want to watch our documentary?
2) What do you think about the voiceover?
3) Does it sound professional?
4) What do you think the strengths and weaknesses are for the radio trailer?
Poster advert Questions
1) Does the poster make you want to watch the documentary?
2) Does the image on the print advert relate to the topic?
3) What do you think the strengths and weaknesses are for the poster advert?
After completing our documentary radio trailer and print advert we presented our work to a number of people to get feedback to see what they liked and disliked. I asked these people to complete a questionnaire were I gained constructive feedback.
Here are videos of people answering questions about my documentary.
Documentary Questions
1) Does the first five minutes of the documentary make you want to watch more?
2) What do you think of the voiceover?
3) What do you think about the music?
4) What do you think the strengths and weaknesses are for the documentary?
5) What do you think about the cutaways? Are they relevant?
Radio Trailer Questions
1) Does the radio trailer make you want to watch our documentary?
2) What do you think about the voiceover?
3) Does it sound professional?
4) What do you think the strengths and weaknesses are for the radio trailer?
Poster advert Questions
1) Does the poster make you want to watch the documentary?
2) Does the image on the print advert relate to the topic?
3) What do you think the strengths and weaknesses are for the poster advert?
Here are our results:
Saturday, 12 April 2014
Friday, 4 April 2014
Filming Vox Pops
As a group we went to Liscard and New Brighton to film our vox pops for our documentary we asked them short questions. It was a challenge as allot of people were not keen on the idea of getting recorded.
Vox pox questions:
Vox pox questions:
- Do you enjoy bowling?
- Who do you go bowling with?
- How often do you go bowling?
- Describe bowling in three words?
- What else do you do when you go bowling?
- Would you recommend bowling to others?
Thursday, 3 April 2014
Print advert draft
Before creating our print advert we decided that we should do a rough sketch of it first. We wanted it to look visually interesting. We decided on a bowling ball with pins by using an effect it will look like that pins are falling over.
Audience feedback
We conducted a questionnaire about our completed documentary radio trailer and print advert these are our results.
This is my class watching my documentary listening to my radio trailer and looking at my print advert. After this they completed my questionnaire.
This is my class watching my documentary listening to my radio trailer and looking at my print advert. After this they completed my questionnaire.
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
Radio script
For many, bowling is an iconic pass time within American
culture but in Britain bowling continues to increase in popularity from a leisure
pursuit to a competitive sport.
But why have bowling alleys become the mainstay of retail parks?
[Voxpops]· ‘I’m always going bowling with my mates, it’s a great laugh’
· ‘Its fab because I can have a few drinks and a bite to eat as well’
And how do people go from casual bowler to league player?
·
‘I’m dead competitive, I always have to win’
· ‘Bowling takes my mind off everyday life’
· ‘Bowling takes my mind off everyday life’
Find out why the nation is increasingly bowled over by one of its favourite past-times...Watch Let It Roll, Thursday 9th January 7.30 on 4
Tuesday, 1 April 2014
Tuesday, 11 March 2014
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
Problems with interview
We arranged to do an interview with the manager of a bowling
alley the interview was a success and he answered all the questions that were
needed. However when we got back to school and uploaded the interview to the computer
we realised that the microphone had not been switched on. So we had no sound
throughout the interview. Unfortunately we could not reschedule this interview.
Questions for Dave the manager
1. How long
have you been manager of the bowling alley and how did you get into the
business?
2. Do you
enjoy working in the bowling alley?
3. What’s your
favourite thing about the bowling alley?
4. How many
bowling leagues do you have come in a week?
5. Do you see
bowling as more as a competitive thing or a social thing? Or both?
6. What’s the
most popular age group that attends the bowling alley? Is it families or young
couples?
Tuesday, 28 January 2014
Monday, 27 January 2014
Filming pictures
Here are different photos of us filming.
This is a interview we didn't end up using as the microphone was not plugged in correctly. Instead of re-scheduling this interview with her we decided to use somebody else but use the same framing for the interview.
This was one of our first trips out the bowling ally this is Steven and Gabby positioning the camera correctly onto the tripod.
The bowling ally that we did our filming in had very dark lighting so we used this LCD light when doing interviews to make the interview much brighter so the lighting looked better.
Planning
Opening sequence story board.
Firstly when beginning to create our documentary we had to plan our opening sequence which we made by creating a story board. We decided that we would use professional league bowler Steven Swaby to open our documentary. By using different shots of him bowling including close ups and medium close ups. We decided that he would role the ball down the lane in slow motion. then the sweep would come down and the title would appear " roll with it ".
Here is our framing for our interviews
Before filming the interviews we decided that we would plan our framing for each interview so that each frame looked professional and so each frame was different so it looked eye catching and didn't bore the audience.
Before filming the interviews we decided that we would plan our framing for each interview so that each frame looked professional and so each frame was different so it looked eye catching and didn't bore the audience.
Sunday, 26 January 2014
Saturday, 25 January 2014
Running order
Running Order
Documentary – Roll With It
Channel: Channel 4
Scheduling: Tuesday 9th January 2014 at 7.30pm – 8.00pm
Duration: 27 minutes (including advert break)
Channel: Channel 4
Scheduling: Tuesday 9th January 2014 at 7.30pm – 8.00pm
Duration: 27 minutes (including advert break)
Opening – Montage
of people bowling with voice over
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30 seconds
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We will
open the documentary by having a close-up of Steve’s face in which he is
concentrating where he will roll the ball
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3 seconds
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We will
then cut to a long shot of Steve getting ready to take his shot, in which he
is posing and getting his positioning right
|
3 seconds
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We will
then cut to another long shot of Steve from the back in which he has taken in
shot and is beginning to walk back
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3 seconds
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Next, we
will cut to the ball rolling down the lane ready to strike the bowling pins
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3 second
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Then,
the shot will cut to the ball hitting the pins and it will cause a strike. Once
the strike has appeared, the shutter which clears the pins away will swipe
down and the title ‘Roll With It’ will appear
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7 seconds
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History of Bowling – The voice over begins and information about the history of bowling
begins. During this there will be old pictures and video clips appearing
which will feature bowling from the past including bowling leagues and titles
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15 seconds
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Voxpops -
After the opening, we will then cut to Voxpops of numerous people answering
questions in which the mise-en-scene will be on the complex of New Brighton
which is a very busy area
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10 seconds
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We will
have Archive material of “let’s go bowling”- a glimpse of bowling once upon a
time
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30seconds
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Archive
material of 2013 PBA Don Carter classic title match”
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30 Seconds
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Montage
of bowling again talking about its popularity today
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6 seconds
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Interview Number One - After the talk of past bowling leagues, we
interview Steve the (league bowler 7th best in England) whilst he
is talking, we will use cut aways of Steve bowling the ball down the lane
striking the pins.
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1 minute 6 seconds
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Establishing/panning
shot of the bowling lanes talking about why people come bowling
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7 seconds
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Before
interview number two features, we will do a quick cut away of the bar in
which the voiceover will talk about how people like to enjoy beverages during
bowling games.
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6 seconds
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Interview Number Two - We will then cut to the interview with George
talking about why he comes bowling and what else he does when he comes
bowling. Whilst George is speaking we will use cut away of George playing
pool and playing laser quest with his friends
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2 minute 10 seconds
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Voice
over of health and safety when playing bowling whilst a cut away of the lanes
getting oiled and glossed.
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5 seconds
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Montage
of bowling down lanes with voice over
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Interview Number Three - Cut to interview with Lennie about his job and
what his job consists of whilst Lennie is talking his job and what it
involves we will use cut away of him fixing the machines at the back of the
bowling lanes.
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2 minutes 40 seconds
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We will
then cut back to Steve interview talking about his trophies and achievements.
We will use cut aways of Steve showing us his trophies Steve playing bowling
with his top that says “Steve Swaby”.
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1 minute
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ADVERT BREAK
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3 minutes
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We will
then cut to an interview with Niall talking about why he does not take part
in bowling anymore
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1 minute 40 seconds
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We will
then cut to a panning shot of the bowling ally
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3 seconds
|
We will
then cut to an interview with the second technician- Dave who will talk about
health and safety of bowling, the dangers of bowling, the worst accident he
has ever had whilst working and fixing the lanes.
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1 minutes 50 seconds
|
We will
then ask the public what else they do when they go bowling
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10 seconds
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Whilst
having cuts of laser quest the bar and the arcades
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4 seconds
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We will
then cut to an interview with the bar maid
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1 minute 10 seconds
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We will
then have cuts of groups of friends by the bar drinking and socialising with
their friends
|
15 seconds
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We will
then have a shot of the bowling league playing
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5 seconds
|
We will
then cut to an interview with the league manager talking about his league we
will have cutaways of him showing his league bowlers shoes, bowlers uniform,
bowlers uniform
|
1 minute 50 seconds
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The will
be a voice over about bowling and how it has influenced Hollywood films
|
15 seconds
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Cut away
of a part of the film Grease 2
|
15 seconds
|
We will
then have people bowling down the lanes
|
5 seconds
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Whilst
there is a voice over with bowling facts whilst people are bowling down the
lanes
|
5 seconds
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We will
then cut to news paper articles about the most famous bowling player with a
voice over about the famous league player
|
10 Seconds
|
We will
then cut to a cutaway of the kitchen in the bowling alley were families enjoy
dinner and refreshments when playing bowling
|
5 seconds
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We will
then cut to an interview with the cooks in the kitchen talking about what
type of people they think are mostly like to come bowling and if they see bowling as a social or
competitive sport
|
2 minutes
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We will
then cut to an interview with the manager of Riverside bowling alley
David Newton who talks to us about what he provides for the public at his bowling alley. Also what type of people come to the bowling alley and if sees bowling as a social or competitive sport. We will have cut aways whilst the interview is taking place of the public playing bowling. |
2 minutes 40 seconds
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We will
then cut to an interview with Parents who take their children bowling for
their birthday parties they tell us about why they choose bowling.
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1 minute
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We then
cut to a cutaway of Children playing bowling at their birthday parties
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20 seconds
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We then
cut to a panning shot of the bowling international competition with a voice
over explaining the event and what happens in the event.
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20 seconds
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