This is our Newspaper advertisement in production
Thursday 15 December 2011
Wednesday 14 December 2011
Voiceover
For our voiceover, we used Mr Thornton, a teacher at our school as a voiceover because of his recognisable Scouse accent. For our Voiceover of the documentary we gave him the following to say for us
It may be famous for its music scene, its football teams and its comedians, but at the beating heart of Liverpool is its people... The Scousers and their sense of humour
Loud mouths, thieves, and scroungers are just some of the labels scousers have been given over the years. Coupled with images of curly haired track suit wearing chavs with moustaches, the picture of scousers isn't exactly positive. But are the people really like this?
Love it or hate it, the Scouse accent is immediately recognisable, but where exactly does it originate from?
Liverpool is also known for its culinary delights. Scouse, a common addition to any Liverpool pub menu, may not exactly be haute cuisine, but like Scousers themselves is a warming and unique dish.
In additon, we also gave Mr Thornton the following to say for our Radio trailer as one of the conventions of a documentary is to have the same voice for the documentary and for the radio
It may be famous for its music scene, its football teams and its comedians, but at the beating heart of Liverpool is its people... The Scousers and their sense of humour
Loud mouths, thieves, and scroungers are just some of the labels scousers have been given over the years. Coupled with images of curly haired track suit wearing chavs with moustaches, the picture of scousers isn't exactly positive. But are the people really like this?
Love it or hate it, the Scouse accent is immediately recognisable, but where exactly does it originate from?
Liverpool is also known for its culinary delights. Scouse, a common addition to any Liverpool pub menu, may not exactly be haute cuisine, but like Scousers themselves is a warming and unique dish.
In additon, we also gave Mr Thornton the following to say for our Radio trailer as one of the conventions of a documentary is to have the same voice for the documentary and for the radio
What do you call a scouser in a suit?
A successful business man from the North West.
Over the years scousers have been portrayed as thieves, curly haired chavs and Liverpool is seen as somewhere that police sirens are heard just as often as the Beatles.
Comedian Interview
But in fact liverpudlians are renowned for their love of their hometown and the people in it
“we’re most friendly in the country....” Bekkas friend
Known for their sense of humour,
“Born this way, natural comedians” old women
their massive music scene and their iconic accent.
Sound as a Pound is taking you on a journey up the Mersey to discover the reality of the place affectionately known as “the pool” and the scousers who live there.
Calm down, calm down it’s only a documentary.
Sound as a Pound
Wednesday 8PM
BBC 1
To record our voiceover, we used the School equipment pictured below. Using this appropriate equipment made the quality of our voiceover much bette
Tuesday 13 December 2011
Our Work in Process
The photos shown are images of us working on our documentary, on Adobe Premiere Pro using the school Computers
Gif webcam
Monday 12 December 2011
Monday 5 December 2011
Friday 2 December 2011
Codes and Conventions of a Print Advert
- A4 Landscape - Versatile
- One Main Image - striking and sum up programme
- Text - slogan, title, scheduling
- TV Channel Logo
Codes and conventions of a Radio Trailer
- Scheduling information - Title, Date and Time then channel. - usually at the end of the trailor
- Voiceover - to outline narrative - sometimes they pose questions
- Direct Address - 'you'
- Intrigues The Audience - makes them want to watch it
- Extracts From The Documentary - Vox Pops Etc
- Sound effects and music bed
- Slogan
- Usually about 30 seconds
- Sound effects link to what is being said.
- Mans voice - Voiceover then a Womans voice giving schedule Information. Channel said last.
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