Hampe discusses the problem with interviews as a form of visual evidence. Do you think that interviews are too staged to get a reliable response to a question or issue? Why or Why not? Do you think re-enactments help or hinder the story telling process? October 16, 2012. A Light in the Attic.

When making a documentary, Hampe. The use of focusing on the visual elements above all else. He says that in order to make an effective documentary, you must use the footage as evidence to argue your case. Most of the work is achieved during the editing process and it is important that the documentarian remains true to the audience during editing. Explanation of the premise of OUAT. 1 One of the .

A documentary is created in order to convey something to an audience. A documentary communicates to others by the use of strong visual images organized in such a way to make a bold statement to viewers. Visual images can only be described with concrete nouns and action verbs in order to build solid images. Editing is the main part of the process of communicating in a documentary.

Discussion Questions on the Shipka Article. On page 358, Shipka explains how she does not tell her students what their final product of their classwork will look like. It all depends on what the student is trying to portray in their work. What differences do text, podcast, and film have in portraying certain kinds of tones and atmospheres? October 23, 2012. This podcast, Middle School from This American Life.