LO4:

The First Auto:

In this now online YouTube documentary The First Auto the main themes are similar to those of my documentary Astralite: A History. This is because the documentary follows the course of a new invention being implemented, tested and found to be superior to other competition at the time. It is also similar as like my documentary it refers to the past throughout the majority leading up to the present day. The style of the documentary is different to mine as it uses actors and is only loosely based on the subject matter meaning it's information isn't fully factual. Meanwhile my documentary is Non-Fictional and all information and documents come from the inventor of the wheel and co-creator of the Astralite company.

Guy's First Triumph Jump:

Guy's First Triumph Ride is a factual but casual behind the scenes motorsport documentary. I want to mirror the casual atmosphere of the documentary by using natural key lighting and having the set in front of camera appear homely and warm. I also want to include footage of racing or biking in my documentary whether this is footage of the Sheffield Speedway or Isle of Man, or testing/racing with the Astralite Wheels. With the interviews with Guy Martin the camera angle is at a low angle which connotes Guy as being confident, knowledgeable and being in control; I want to use a low angle whilst filming Tony to create similar connotations. 

Evidence of setting up:

Evidence of using a mic pack and microphone in order to record high-quality and detailed audience.

Evidence of testing and checking equipment from bags on table, tripod on table and microphone and mic pack on kitchen counter.

Rushes:

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqB3yVpCOvo

This link will take you to a compilation of all the rushes I have chosen to use. It shows the clear before and after structure of my footage. The rushes are the raw footage with no editing such as: colour grading, sound editing, special effects and sound effects. By using this style you can see the shot before editing and can easily compare it to the edited version of it with colour, duration and sound differing between raw footage and edited footage.