A few weeks ago, we watched a
documentary called "King of Kong" in class and as Kyle has posted
earlier, may have given us an impression of their personality that may not have
been true in real life. For example, Billy Mitchell was depicted as the bad guy
and Steve Wiebe as the guy who was very talented but who also had been never
successful in anything. They might not really be like that in real life which
is why the way we depict people we film is very important.
As the community we are filming
are the LOL club community, at the end of the day, we don't want viewers to
have the impression of the people who we have filmed to be lifeless
unsocialable people. That is why we include their hobbies in our documentary to
show that they have a life outside the virtual world of League of Legends.
After watching King of Kong, we
also learned that B-roll is very important but it must also be related. For
example, King of Kong used B-roll of people in the arcade playing games. For
our documentary, we would use B-roll of the building we filmed in and also of
the club playing a LOL match.
Lastly, a documentary would be
more interesting if it had a storyline in it, which was of Steve Wiebe trying
to get a high score and getting recognized by the arcade community. However, since
we only have 3-5 minutes to achieve this, we would present people's common
misconception of the LOL community, and then progress to show how the community
really is.
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