Montage-Images appearing on the screen-Voice over used while there is montageVoiceover -Used While montage is on screen-Used to explain the subject

Archival Footage-Fast short clips-Different footage all linking to the topic-Lots of close up(Catch audience attention more)Voiceover-what the audience will be seeingInstrumental-Quiet music in background-less confusing to understand what the voiceover is saying

Beginning of documentary:Used to establish the location

-Voiceover introduces the character-shows she is the focus of the documentary In this moment in time

Introducing other people and their experiences to make it more interesting-views from different people—more of a chance for audience to relate

Close up shot of props-used to shoe the type of person she is-The Barbie doll ,cream and fragrance shows that she may be glamorous and young

Subtitles used

Asian Young girl seeing her mum go througha terrible stage.Daughter-also an important view Cause this can relate to some people going through the same thing.

-Black male-works in radio station

A range of people from different race/colour gender and age:

PsychologistUsed an expert which is important have an experts Point of view also makes it more interesting

Interviews are shown in different ways-Radio station-Questions were being asked from the public and the model

Archival footage

Voiceover explaining statistics

One of the Conventions that wasn’t used that I expected too see was a presenterThere was a voiceover used throughout to introduce the topic, characters and statistics

There was a lot of close-up shots used especially when there was interviews

Wide shot and close up shots of the house-where It is going to be set

The character is introduced by herself with a long shot

-she talks about the problem she has, which shows what the documentary will be exploring

Documentary following cystic fibrosis suffererKristie as she waits for a lifesaving lung transplant, while at the same time trying to plan for her wedding to Stuart.