Storyboards and logging sheets

1. The interview of Callum

Here are the uploaded images from the storyboards we drew out when planning our interviews and mise-en-scene and also the planned images for our opening titles (contains interview plans for Callum McIness, Lisa Smeadley, Lee Farragher, Josh Gilroy, The Sociology teacher):

The mise-en-scene of Callum, are magazines that relate to blood and violence. Callum is wearing a dark top which symbolises Goths.
2.The interview of Lee

The Mise-en-scene for lee was just a plain white background as it doesn't show anything as he is not involved in any particular social group, but gets labelled as a scally because of what he wears. 3. The interview of Dean

The Mise-en-scene for Dean was a can of fosters, television and his belongings at the side of the television to symbolises a typical lads bedroom.




4. The interview of Lisa

The interview mise-en-scene of Lisa, was a typical goths bedroom, with a red wall plastered with posters of Mariyln Manson and other posters associated with goths.

The Mise-en scene of Josh Gilroy was similar t Lisa's mise.en-scene apart from he had posters on the wall associated with Emos and not goths.

This is the evidence of the Logging sheets what we did. Of the filming we decided to use and the filming which we did not use.

Whilst filming and editing we made a note of the times each shot was taken on the camera and how long the shot was and what the shot contained, this made it easier to keep track of the footage we had captured and easier to determine which footage we'd use in the final cut of our documentary.