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Creative REFLECTIVE PRESENTATION
Our 'a moment uncovered'
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Research on Readings
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Our Influences
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Our Film Jam Reflection
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A Creative Documentary
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index
Sir Ken Robinson
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“Creativity depends on the interactions between feeling and thinking across different fields of ideas.” - K. Robinson, 2002
Creative documentaries use imaginative approaches to portray reality. They blend factual storytelling with artistic expression, presenting multiple perspectives.
WHAT IS A CREATIVE DOCUMENTARY
- Good memory
- Flexibility
- Visualization
- Positive attitude
- Environment and Hierarchy
- Collaborative creativity.
NOVEL + PURPOSE = CREATIVITY
DEFINING CREATIVITY
Creativity is the ability to produce work that is both novel and appropriate.” (Sternberg, 1999)
Change Together: Used pacing to evoke urgency and impact of rapid decisions. Creative treatment of actuality: Transforming raw footage through sound and visuals.
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Pacing reflects relentless training
Claressa Documentary
Film Jam Reflection
Split into two teams to work more effectively.
Group separation
We made sure to follow the creative process
The creative process
Michael Pitt: “A single room can be shot from a million angles in a million ways.
Collaboration
Each member's strengths contributed uniquely: directing, idea generation, and soundscape creation
STRENGTHS
OUR FILM JAM EXPERIENCE
We collectivly deceided on our roles and finalised our idea
Implementation
We decied that were going to how nature needs to be taken care of by the people and how your own actions can either have a positive or negative impact on nature as well as yourself and we use the initial idea of ‘mother nature’ to do this.
Verfication
We chose to take a food break to let our ideas sit
Incubation
Brainstorming all of our ideas on to a piece of paper,
Generation
We formulated the topic question in different ways such as “ how do we show nature without making it boring” , “how could we use a woman to represent mother nature" etc
Preparation
The creative process
Michael Pitt: “A single room can be shot from a million angles in a million ways.
Collaboration
Each member's strengths contributed uniquely: directing, idea generation, and soundscape creation
Strenghts
OUR FILM JAM EXPERIENCE
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Time Trail
Intense editing and sound to convey adrenaline and exhaustion
FAWLEY
Symbolic visual contrasts between nature and technology.
Analysing other documentaries
FAWLEY
TIME TRIAL
Documentary Storytelling: Creative Nonfiction on Screen 2008
Sheila Curran Bernard
The Shut Up and Shoot Documentary Guide: A Down & Dirty DV Production 2007
Anthony Q. Artis
Crafting Truth: Documentary Form and Meaning 2011
Louise Spence and Vinicius Navarro
Archival Storytelling: Using third-party visuals for cultural depth (Sheila Curran Bernard). Focus on Story rather than technical polish (Anthony Q. Artis). Crafting Truth: Subtle editing guides interpretation without overt direction. From Idea to Story: Clear intentions are foundational (Sheila Curran Bernard).
Theory and research in documentary readings
Archival Storytelling: A Filmmaker's Guide to Finding, Using, and Licensing Third-Party Visuals and Music 2008
Sheila Curran Bernard
Sheila Curran Bernard2008
"Using third-party visuals for cultural depth"
Anthony Q. Artis 2007
"Focus on Story rather than technical polish"
Louise Spence and Vinicius Navarro 2011
"Crafting Truth: Subtle editing guides interpretation without overt direction"
Sheila Curran Bernard 2008
"From Idea to Story: Clear intentions are foundational"
Visual/audio styles we may take inspiration from
How will we apply what we have leart to our next project?