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Bibliography:
Minimum of 7 sources that you could use for your project. These can be existing products, used
for inspiration. Or books looked at for the theory research. Make sure you get a mixture of books
and products. Limit yourself to no more than 2 websites if possible (you can put Google Book links
like Books on Neil’s Toolbox). Consider galleries, books, magazines, journals, films, computer
games, websites, blogs, social media, radio programmes, archive material, podcasts etc.
This must include at least 2 primary sources of information- tweak Source 1 and 2 to fit.
Alphabetise the list when complete (highlight the sources and click the SORT button- it has an A-Z
and an arrow pointing down on it).
1. Your, Name. (2019) Target Audience Research Survey (conducted on DATE)
2. Interviewees, Name. (2019) Target Audience Interviews (conducted on DATE)
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Week Specific Tasks
1 Production [in/out?]
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3 Production [in/out?]
4 Production [in/out?]
Be aware which of those weeks are in or out of college, as you may need to plan different tasks around other
work when working remotely. Budget for approximately 30 hours for production – which is roughly two weeks
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- 1. Proposal 1 Student Name and Number: Lily Ajaib 415314 Project proposal title and date: Sustainability within York college Main area of activity Educational Documentary. It will have interviews and video shots of the college. Target Audience 16-24, my project is based around college which is a college/university centre that is full of young adults around ages 16-28yrs. The project would be used to showcase what we are doing as a college and what we look to do in the future Rationale: Throughout my York college, I felt like I had a good plan of what I wanted to create and made sure I stuck to it. It made the entire process much easier, which is something I want to carry out in this project. During my music video project, I got to experiment with cameras which I will take the knowledge I learned with me in this project. Project Concept: The concept of my documentary is to create an educational short documentary for the York college students to view so they can learn about the sustainability we have at York college, and how we are going to improve it in the future. I also want to talk about how students are involved. My aim for the documentary is to make it 3-5 minutes long, with 2 interviews included. For the interviews, I want them to be set up in a light, indoor classroom where a camera is set up on a tripod. I want only one camera for the interviews, as I want the video to be educational and not build tension or create a story. I need to research different documentary genre types as so I can stick to the genre conventions to make sure my documentary is as clear as possible. I will also need to do some research on where the sustainability of York college is displayed for the public to see, so is there a social media? Is it important for York college? Etc. Research on York’s sustainability may come in use as well. I want students to see the project and take away with knowledge of what we do for sustainability of York college, what we look to do in the future, and how we can help. How will the project be evaluated and reviewed: Throughout my work, I will be having a production diary so I can reflect after each day of work. This will help when I complete the evaluation where I will look at my project. It will help me look on what worked well, what didn’t, what I could do differently in the future, and what skills I used and gained.
- 2. Proposal 2 Bibliography: Minimum of 7 sources that you could use for your project. These can be existing products, used for inspiration. Or books looked at for the theory research. Make sure you get a mixture of books and products. Limit yourself to no more than 2 websites if possible (you can put Google Book links like Books on Neil’s Toolbox). Consider galleries, books, magazines, journals, films, computer games, websites, blogs, social media, radio programmes, archive material, podcasts etc. This must include at least 2 primary sources of information- tweak Source 1 and 2 to fit. Alphabetise the list when complete (highlight the sources and click the SORT button- it has an A-Z and an arrow pointing down on it). 1. Your, Name. (2019) Target Audience Research Survey (conducted on DATE) 2. Interviewees, Name. (2019) Target Audience Interviews (conducted on DATE) 3. Source 3 4. Source 4 5. Source 5 6. Source 6 7. Source 7 8. Source 8 9. Source 9 10. Source 10 Week Specific Tasks 1 Production [in/out?] 2 Production [in/out?] 3 Production [in/out?] 4 Production [in/out?] Be aware which of those weeks are in or out of college, as you may need to plan different tasks around other work when working remotely. Budget for approximately 30 hours for production – which is roughly two weeks of your in college time.