Script shona natalie

Script for Simon Casken posing as a BNP Supporter/Member.

Interviewer: How do you feel Barnsley has accepted your party?

BNP: We have alot of positive feedback from the people of Barnsley and the figures from the most recent local elections speak for themselves.

I: Your Party has caused alot of controversy in the media as well as within Barnsley itself what do you think about the Anti-BNP protests?

B: Thers always opposing views to every party, our views are obviously what barnsley want, despite objections fro the minority.

I: Do you feel it is the older or the younger generation that believe in you policies most?

B: We seem to have a varied age range but the majority of our members are people who've lived in Barnsley their wole life and don't want to see it change.

I: Your Party has been reported as a radical one and also gained the name The Nazi party. What do you feel about these comments?

B: We should not be associated with the term 'Nazi'. We are the only party with the guts to stand up for this country instead of being too politically correct, we are going against the other parties, whats so wrong with british jobs for british people.

I: Do you inform people of the fact you support and are an active member of the British National Party?

B: If politics is part of the converation i will proudly admit that i am a suporting member of the British National Party. But if you first meet a person would you really ask them what party they support anyway? My party does not define who i am it is merely my beliefs.

I: Your party has been named racist, how do you respond to this?

B: This country is predominantly caucasian white, it is my personal belief that it should stay that way to keep Britain britsh.

research continued group

we decided to look at the unite against fascism website before we interviewed George Arthur so that we would be more informed on the subject matter.

http://www.uaf.org.uk/

Research group

We looked on the BNP Bansley branch's website in order to gain more knowledge on the party. Whilst on the website we came across a petition to remove George Arthur on e of our pivotal characters in our documentary from teaching due to his opposing views

barnsley-nationalists2.blogspot.com

difficulties faced group

during our time filming we faced a few difficulties these included getting the white balance right on the HDV1000. This created a bluey tinge to some of our shots, we could have avoided this by resetting the white balance manually.

When using the zoom recorder we were sometimes too far away from our subject and the sound was still interupted by traffic and wind.

Equipment shona

We are using in our second year of media A level a more advanced camera, the HDV1000, this camera produces a better quality image and sound.

We used a zoom recorder which is a hand held sound recorder in order to gain clearer sound whilst outdoors, if we relied solely on the cameras recording device the sound can be interrupted by noises such as the wind and traffic

A tripod and studio lights were also used in order to improve the quality of the image a tripod steadied the camera and enabled a less shakey video and the lighting improved on the natural light in the rooms

filming schedule natalie

Thursday- 1:30- interview with BNP member (Simon)

Monday- 11:00 interview with a member of the anti fascist group George Arthur

Tuesday- 3:20- interview with eastgate students

Thursday- interview with Dave Gibson plus establishing shots

Saturday- filming BNP stall/ interview

doc fest shauni

Sheffield Doc/Fest brings the international documentary family together to celebrate the art and business of documentary making for five intense days in November. Doc/Fest is a film festival, industry session programme and marketplace, offering pitching opportunities, controversial discussion panels and in-depth filmmaker masterclasses, as well as a wealth of inspirational documentary films from across the globe.


9:30
arrival and registration
10am
introduction to the day
10:15-12:15am
THE SHORT GUIDE TO MAKING A DOCUMENTARY (PART 1)
1. the idea: the five hurdles
2. how to plan and direct a documentary shoot
11:20-11:30am break
11:30- 12:15pm
THE SHORT GUIDE TO MAKING A DOCUMENTARY (PART2)
3. the interview
4. structure and story telling
5. distributing your doc
12:15-1:15pm lunch
1:15pm
intorduction to afternoon session
what make a good doc? Q&A with the sheffield doc fest youth jury
1:30-2:30pm
break out session with mentors
round tbale work shops with individual mentors in groups of 10- each assigned a mentor- use the skills learned in the morning session to develop your idea into a short doc. each group will vote to choose the strongest idea, which will get pitched to Lina Presstwood from current tv and James Mulligan from 4docs for a special prize.
2:30-2:45pm
break- groups prep for pitch
2:45-3:15pm
pitch
4:00pm screening
showroom cinema