shooting script

Shot No. Location Shot type Angle Movement Duration Description of action ActorsVoice over/

DialogueMusic/SFX Graphics

1 Images N/A N/A Static 1 secStudents studying in

univeristy N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

2 N/A Static 2 sec Students protesting N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

3 N/A Static 1 sec Graduating students N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

4 N/A Static 1 sec Students socialising N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

5 N/A Static 1 secStudents reading books in

the libraryN/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

6 N/A Static 1 sec Image of university N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

7 N/A Static 1 sec Money N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

8 N/A Static 2 sec Student smashing window N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

9 N/A Static 2 sec Police N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

10 N/A N/A N/A Static 4 sec

Title of the documentary

(Increase in tuition fees)

White bold text with black

background.

N/A N/A Upbeat music

Title of the

documentary (

Increase in

tuition fees)

11

Outside

University of

East London

Midshot Eye level Static 15 sec

(Sign in) I will be introducing

the topic to my audience ,

what the documentary will

include which will be done

outside University of East

London.

presenter

(Bhavisha)

(Sign in) Hello

my name is

Bhavisha

Thakore in this

documentary I

am going to be

investigating on

the increase in

university fees,

why they have

risen in the first

place and

whether it is

going to impact

future students.

I will be getting

views, opinions

and advice from

different types

of specalists on

what they have

to say about the

topic.

Upbeat music N/A

12In School (class

room) Longshot Straight Static 4 sec

A shot of students studying

in the classroom.Students N/A Upbeat music N/A

13In School (class

room) Close up Straight Static 3 sec

A close up of student

writing/working in the

classroom.

Students N/A Upbeat music N/A

14In School (class

room) Midshot Straight Static 3 sec

Teacher talking to student,

marking work.student N/A Upbeat music N/A

15 In School Midshot Straight Static 9 sec

Presenter asking the member

of the public a question and

the person giving their own

personal opinion on what

they think.

member of the

public

What do you

think of the rise

in tuition fees

and why?

Upbeat music N/A


Getting opinions from the

public on what they think

about the rise in tuition fees.

member of the

publicN/A Upbeat music N/A





member of the






member of the


19 In London Midshot Straight Static 5 sec




member of the






member of the






member of the


22Roehampton

UniversityEstablishing shot Straight Panning 5 sec

Panning outside of

Roehampton univesity to

show the buliding and the

scenery.

N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

23Roehampton

UniversityMidshot Eye level Static 6 sec

Presenting outside

Roehampton university.

Bhavisha (

Presenter)

I'm here outside

Roehampton

university for an

interview with

Robert Kagawa

to hear what he

has to say about

the increase in

university fees.

Upbeat music N/A

24 Office Midshot Straight Static 4 sec

Presenter asking the

professor a question on

whether the increase in fees

will deducte the amount of

students applying.

Bhavisha(

Presenter)

Do you feel that

the increase in

university fees

will make less

students apply

for a place at

university?

N/A N/A

25 Office Midshot Straight Static 13sec

In this shot the proffessor

will be answering if

university fees will make less

numbers of students apply

for a place at university. As

not all students will be able

to pay a high fee of £27,000.

Professor (

Robert Kagwa)N/A N/A

Professor

Robert Kagwa

Roehampton

University

26

Roehampton

University.

(library)

Longshot Straight Panning 4 secStudents working on Mac's in

the library.Students

Robert Kagwa

talkingN/A Fade in

27

Roehampton

University

(library)

Midshot Straight Panning 4 sec

Students sitting down in the

café eating and socalising

with their friends.

StudentsRobert Kagwa

talkingN/A Fade out


Asking the professor a

question for his point of view

whether it's a need or a

future of getting a degree. A

before it was shown that a

degree was a passport to the

future but looking as it this

time is there even a point.

Bhavisha (

Presenter)

Do you feel that

there is even a

point in going

university

anymore?

N/A N/A


The professor will be

answering if he personally

thinks there is any point of

going university to gain a

degree any more because

students will be in a huge

amount of debt as the fees

have now tripled. Students

have completely been put

off. And would rather look

for appreneticeships and

courses instead.

Professor (

Robert Kagwa)N/A N/A N/A

30Roehampton

UniversityLong shot Straight Static 4 sec

Longshot of students walking

outside the university.Students

Robert Kagwa

talkingN/A (Fade in)

31Roehampton

UniverisityLong shot Straight Static 3 sec

Students socalising and

studying in the computer

room.

StudentsRobert Kagwa

talkingN/A (Fade out)


In this shot the presenter will

be asking the professor if the

rise in fees will have an huge

impact on students who are

not financally stable.

presenter

(Bhavisha)

Do you feel that

the increase in

tuition fees will

affect students

from poorer

back grounds?

N/A N/A


Over all the last question he

will be answering is whether

the increase in tuition fees

will have an huge impact on

students who are less

privellged from poorer

backgrounds as they will not

be able to afford their

education in order to get

higher qualifactions and

better jobs. Students who

are fincally stable are more

likely to go compred to

poorer students , they are

being neglected.

Professor (

Robert Kagwa)N/A N/A N/A

34 None None Straight Static 5 sec

Fade in of facts and statistics

appearing on screen to

educate my audience with

White bold text and black

background.

N/A

Students earning

over 21,000

once they have

graduated would

have to pay back

their fees.(

Bhavisha)

Upbeat music

Students

earning over

21,000 once

they have

graduated

would have to

pay back their

fees.






background.

N/A

UCAS revealed

that 52,321

applicants have

applied from

within the UK,

compared with

59,413 this time

last year.

(Bhavisha)

Upbeat music

UCAS revealed

that 52,321

applicants

have applied

from within

the UK,

compared

with 59,413

this time last

year.






background.

N/A

14% from poorer

backgrounds are

less likely to go

university

compared to 9%

who are

privileged.

(Bhavisha)

Upbeat music

14% from

poorer

backgrounds

are less likely

to go

compared to

9% who are

privileged.

37Outside Mike

Gapes officeEstablishing shot Eye level Static 5 sec

Me presenting outside Mike

Gapes office

Bhavisha

(Presenter)

I'm here for an

interview with

Mike gapes to

find out what he

has to say about

the increase in

university fees.

N/A N/A

38Mike Gapes

OfficeMidshot Straight Static 7 sec


be looking directly at Mike

Gapes asking him this

question.

Bhavisha

(interviewee)

Education is the

only way to

make income

rise and bridge

income in

equality how are

people meant to

come out from

relative poverty?

N/A N/A

39Mike Gapes

OfficeMedium close up Straight Static 11 sec

In this shot I will be asking

him that education is

important for all students in

order to get a good job and

receive a high salary how is

this now going to happen

because of the increase in

university fees.

Mike Gapes

(interviewee)N/A N/A

Mike

Gapes,Labour

Member of

Parliament for

Ilford North.

40

Roehampton

University

(outside library)

Long shot Straight panning 4 sec Students entering the library. StudentsMike Gapes

talkingN/A Fade in

41

Roehampton

university

(Inside Library)

Long shot Straight Panning 4 secShot of all of the library

books on the bookshelf.Students

Mike Gapes

talkingN/A N/A

42

Roehampton

University

(Inside library)

Close up Straight Static 3 secStudent picking out books

from the library shelf. Student

Mike Gapes

talkingN/A Fade out

43Mike Gapes


In this shot I will be asking

the MP that how comes in

different parts of the UK why

weas higher education free

in the fast untill now they

decided that students have

to pay such a massive

amount.

Bhavisha

(Presenter)

In the past

universities

were free for

students to

complete their

education , but

now students

have to pay for

their education

why is there

such as big

change and

impact?

N/A N/A

44Mike Gapes


The MP will be replying

back to the question on

what he has to say, why

there has been such as

drastic change to increase

tuition fees and why this has

been done in the first place.

Mike Gapes

(interviewee)N/A N/A N/A

45 Image N/A N/A Static 2 sec Students protesting N/AMike Gapes

talkingN/A N/A

46 Image N/A N/A Static 2 sec

Students rioting ( a security

hut is set on fire in

parliament sqaure.

N/AMike Gapes

talkingN/A N/A

47 Image N/A N/A Static 2 secArm of police officers on

Westminster Bridge.N/A

Mike Gapes

talkingN/A N/A

48 Image N/A N/A static 2 secStudent standing on top of

poilce van.N/A

Mike Gapes

talkingN/A N/A

49Mike Gapes



be asking the MP a question

which will said said by

directly looking at him.

Bhavisha

(presenter)

I understand

why Oxford and

Cambridge

university have

risen their

university fees,

but why has

other

universities

which have been

ranked below

still risen their

fees?

N/A N/A

50Mike Gapes


The last question which I will

be asking the MP is that why

have all universities

increased there university

fees who are not in high

standards and are not rated

to be one of the best.

Majority of the universities

should not even be charging

that high as they do not

reach the expectations.

Mike Gapes

(interviewee)N/A N/A N/A

51

Roehampton

University

(library window)

Longshot Straight N/A 3 sec

A longshot of students

walking from the university

out of the university.

Students

Next I am going

to be

interviewing

John tyne a

Redbridge

Democrat

Councillor.

N/A N/A

52Roehampton

campusLongshot Straight N/A 2 sec

A longshot of students

walking on campus. Students

To find out his

views and

opinions and

what he has to

say about the

increase in

tuition fees.

N/A N/A

53 Home (lounge) Midshot Straight N/A 7 sec


be asking the Redbridge

Counclillor a question on if

he thinks universites will now

be getting less number of

students going to university

in the UK.

Bhavisha

(Presenter)

Will universities

lose students

due to the rise

in tuition fees,

as students are

deciding to

study abroad as

other countries

might be

cheaper?

N/A N/A

54 Home (lounge) Midshot Straight N/A 11 Sec

Repyling back to the

question on what he has to

say as statisitcs show that

more people are willing to

study abroad for higher

education as it will costs less

and students would be in

less debt compared to

students who will be

studying in the UK.

John Tyne N/A N/A

John Tyne,

Redbridge

Councillor

Liberal

Democrats

55Roehampton

UniversityLong shot Panning 3 sec

University student walking

on university campus

carrying books.

Students

Redbridge

Councillor

talking

N/A N/A

56Roehampton

UniversityMidshot Straight Static 3 sec

A shot of students working

on the computers from

behined.

Students

Redbridge

Councillor

talking

N/A N/A

57

Roehampton

University.

(Computer

Suite)

Long shot Straight Panning 3 sec

This shot will be of students

walking around, students on

computers doing their work,

and of also students sitting

down socalising in the café.

Students

Redbridge

Councillor

talking

N/A N/A

58 Home (Lounge) Midshot Straight Static 4 sec

Presenter asking Redbridge

Coucnillor a question on

whether the increase in fees

will have an impact on the

economy in any way.

presenter

(Bhavisha)

How has the

increase in

university fees

affected the

economy in the

uk?

N/A N/A

59 Home (lounge) Midshot Straight Static 21 sec

The Redbridge councillor is

going to explian what affect

the increase in university

fees is having on the

economy and what this will

mean for the country.

John Tyne N/A N/A N/A

60 N/A N/A N/A Static 6 sec(Breaking news fooatge of

the university fees protest.N/A

Redbridge

Councillor

talking

N/A N/A

61 N/A N/A N/A Static 4 secArticles of the increase in

tuition fees.N/A

Redbridge

Councillor

talking

N/A N/A


Presenter asking John Tyne

on his personal opinion on

the rise in fees whether they

should have increased or

stayed to the same amount.

presenter

(Bhavisha)

What is your

opinion on the

increase in

tution fees?

N/A N/A


In this shot he will be asking

about what he thinks about

the increase in university

fees and whether the

government should have

raised the fees in the first

place.

John Tyne N/A N/A N/A

64

Roehampton

University

(library)

Long shot Straight Static 3 sec

Fade in to on footage of a lot

of students walking in to the

library, checking in with their

cards.

Students

Redbridge

Councillor

talking

N/A Fade in

65

Roehampton

University

(library)

Medium close up Straight Static 4 secFootage of students on the

computer on the library. Students

Redbridge

Councillor

talking

N/A N/A

66

Roehampton

University

(library)

Longshot Straight Zoom 4 sec

Footage of a student sitting

down on the chair working

on the laptop on the desk.

Students

Redbridge

Councillor

talking

N/A Fade out

67 In the car Long shot Straight Static 4 secLong shot of roads, car going

past.N/A N/A

Tape rewinding

sound

(Fade in) Fast

forward

rewind effect.

68

Outside

Newbury Park

station

Longshot Straight Static 4 secA shot of me entering the

station.

presenter

(Bhavisha)N/A

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.

69 Train Midshot Straight Static 3 secA shot of me sitting in the

train.

presenter

(Bhavisha)N/A

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.

70Westminster

stationLongshot Straight Static 4 sec

Me coming out of the train

station.

presenter

(Bhavisha)N/A

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.

71 Westminster Longshot Straight Static 4 secA shot of me walking in the

crowd in central london.

presenter

(Bhavisha)N/A Upbeat music

Fast forward

rewind effect.

72 Westminster Longshot Straight Static 3 secFootage of the House of

Parliament.N/A N/A Upbeat music N/A

73

Lee Scotts office

(Portcullis

House)

Establishing shot Low angle Static 5 sec

Voice over of me explaining

to my audience what

location I am in and who I

will be having an interview

with. Footage of the buliding

will be appearing on screen.

N/A

Lastly I'm going

to be having an

interview with

lee scott at

Westminster

Portcullis House.

Upbeat music N/A

74Big Ben

(Westminster) Close up Low angle Static 2 sec

Footage of close up of Big

Ben.N/A

A conservative

Member of

parliament

Upbeat music N/A

75Westminster

people walking Longshot Straight Static 3 sec

Footage of people walking

outside the Porcullis House.Public members

To find out what

he has to say

about the

increase in

univeristy fees.

Upbeat music N/A

76London Eye

(Westminster) N/A Low angle N/A 2 sec Image of the London Eye N/A

As he voted

against the fees

to be risen.

Upbeat music N/A

77 Portcullis House Midshot Straight Static 3 sec

Presenter asking the

govermental Minister a

question on his personal

opinion on the increase in

fees.

presenter

(Bhavisha)

what do you

think about the

rise in tuition

fees?

N/A N/A

78 Portcullis House Over the shoulder Straight Static 21 sec

The govermental minister

will be answering the

question on his opinion on

what he thinks about the rise

in university fees as he voted

against the rise in tuition

fees.

Lee scott N/A N/A

Lee Scott,

Conservative

Member of

Parliament for

Ilford North.


In this shot the presenter is

going to be asking Lee scott a

question.

presenter

(Bhavisha)

Has the rise in

tuition fees

benefited the

parliament in

any way?

N/A N/A


Lee Scott will be answering

back to the question on what

he thinks whether the

parliament has had any

advantage towards the

increase in tuition fees.

Lee scott N/A N/A N/A

81 Archive footage N/A N/A N/A 5 sec

Archive footage of the

increase in university fees.

(BBC NEWS) of students

protesting and the

parliament discussing about

the rise in fees.

N/A N/A N/A Fade out


The presenter will be asking

on the impact the rise in

fees will have on the country.

presenter

(Bhavisha)

What affects will

the rise in

tuition fees have

on the country?

N/A N/A


Lee scott will be answering

back to my question on what

he has to say such as more

students feel that it is not

worth going university and

that universities have more

funding. There will be less

people with degrees which

can also lead people to

having lower jobs.

Lee scott N/A N/A N/A


The presenter will be asking

the govermental mininster

on whether it was necessary

for the government to

change the procedure.

presenter

(Bhavisha)

What do you

think of the

changes and do

you think there

was a need for

the government

to change the

policy in the first

place?

N/A N/A


Lee scott will be answering

whether the policy for paying

tuition fees should have

been increased in the first

place.

Lee scott N/A N/A Fade out

86 In school midshot N/A Static 2 sec

(Fade in)

Recap of the voxpops from

the beginning

member of the

public

Through out this

documentary

Tape rewinding

sound

(Fade in) Fast

forward

rewind effect.

87 In School midshot N/A Static 2 sec(Fade in) Recap of the vox

pops from the beginning

member of the

publicI have received

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.

88 In School midshot N/A Static 2 sec(Fade in) Recap of the vox


member of the

public

views and

opinions

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.

89 In London midshot N/A Static 2 sec(Fade in) Recap of the vox


member of the

public

from the

member of the

public

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.



member of the

public

on what they

had to say about

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.



member of the

public

the rise in

tuition fees.

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect

92

Roehampton

University

(Robert

Kagawa)

midshot N/A Static 2 sesRecap of what he was saying

during the interview

Professor (

Robert Kagwa)

As well as

receiving

different

feedback

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect

93Mike Gapes

officemidshot N/A Static 3 sec

Recap of what he was saying

during the interview.Mike Gapes MP

from experts I

interviewed

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.

94 Home (lounge) midshot N/A Static 3 sec

Recap of what John Tyne the

Redbridge Councillor was

saying during the interview.

John Tyne,

presenter

(Bhavisha)

on what they

have to say

about the topic

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.

95

Lee Scott's

office (Portcullis

House)

Over the shoulder N/A Static 3 sec

Recap of what the

govermental Minister was

saying during the interview.

Lee scott,

presenter

(Bhavisha)

and what advice

they have to

give to future

students

Tape rewinding

sound

Fast forward

rewind effect.

96

Outside

University of

East London

midshot Eye level panning 6 sec

(Sign off) Outside University

of East London overall I am

going to sum up all the

interviews, facts and

statisitcs about the increase

in university fees.

presenter

(Bhavisha)

Well thats it for

my documentary

guys I hope it

has given you an

insight and

valuable

information

thank you for

watching…

Upbeat music (Fade out)

Images

Outside

University of

East London

In London for

Vox pops

Roehampton

University

Facts and

Statistics

Home (Lounge)

Mike Gapes

office

Footage

Archive footage

Portcullis House

Title

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