My documentary was about bodily modifications. These can vary from people getting piercings, to tattoos, or dying their hair different colours.
This documentary includes people's views on the different modifications, and some video examples of different experiences.
I made this documentary because it's a subject i've always been interested in, and i knew it would be interesting and a bit controversial.
I found a few people with good examples of tattoos and piercings, and interviewed them on their views of body modifications and how they may affect their future, in getting a job, for example.
The background music was from the orignal youtube videos on the first video, and for the end credits, i just used a royalty free instrumental song, which i thought fitted the ending.
I used Windows Movie Maker to edit the video together, as i was pressed with time, and had to do it at home. It was simple to edit, converting the videos to the correct formats so they could be used, and cropping them where necessary.
I think my documentary is good; it's entertaining and fun to watch because it has a variety of different clips, like interviews and short videos.
I think it highlights people's views on body modifications, and how people have different opinions on them, with regards to the future.
However, if i were to change anything, i would make sure to next time interview more of a variety of people, like elderly people, or people in the military.
The documentary reached the ideal timescale, but i would have enjoyed to make it longer.
This documentary includes people's views on the different modifications, and some video examples of different experiences.
I made this documentary because it's a subject i've always been interested in, and i knew it would be interesting and a bit controversial.
I found a few people with good examples of tattoos and piercings, and interviewed them on their views of body modifications and how they may affect their future, in getting a job, for example.
The background music was from the orignal youtube videos on the first video, and for the end credits, i just used a royalty free instrumental song, which i thought fitted the ending.
I used Windows Movie Maker to edit the video together, as i was pressed with time, and had to do it at home. It was simple to edit, converting the videos to the correct formats so they could be used, and cropping them where necessary.
I think my documentary is good; it's entertaining and fun to watch because it has a variety of different clips, like interviews and short videos.
I think it highlights people's views on body modifications, and how people have different opinions on them, with regards to the future.
However, if i were to change anything, i would make sure to next time interview more of a variety of people, like elderly people, or people in the military.
The documentary reached the ideal timescale, but i would have enjoyed to make it longer.
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