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Illegal music downloading documentary

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Type Angle Movement Length Script and Audio Description of Action

(Scene 1) 1

Chadwell

Heath

School

MS L static/still 4Hi Im Alex Soulchild (Mission

Impossible theme)sitting on railing Infront of scho

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Chadwell

Heath

School

CU S zoom 6

and I am on a mission, to find out why

illegal music downloading is viewed

so negatively by the music industry?

(Mission Impossible theme)

Still on railing infront of school

mission

3

Chadwell

Heath

School

MS H static/still 3 (Mission Impossible theme) Presenter Hiding behind a car

4

Chadwell

Heath

School

LS S Track 3 Owwww (Mission Impossible theme) Presenter attempts a cartwhee

5

Chadwell

Heath

School

MS S static/still 2 (Mission Impossible theme)(Camando style) Presenter pok

bushes

6

Chadwell

Heath

School front

entrance

LS S static/still 2 (Mission impossible theme fades out) Presenter enters the school

Scene 1 middle 7

Chadwell

Heath

Corridor

(Humanities)

LS S Track Back 10

Before I begin my mission, did you

know that 42% of you play sports?

(Match of the day theme) Light bulb

sfx

Presenter walking down corrido

kick ups

8

Chadwell

Heath

Corridor(Humanities)

LS S static/still 10

Or that 50% of you like socialising?("I

got a feeling" black eyed peas) Light

bulb sfx

Presenter walking down corrido

teenage boys in a group hangi

walking past on the other side

9

Chadwell

Heath

CorridorLS S static/still 10

Or even that 71% of you listen to

music? "Kool and the Gang" Light

bulb sfx

Presenter walks down corridor

a stereo system appears on his

presenter dances to the music

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bulb sfx presenter dances to the music

Scene (2) 11Media

DepartmentLS/CU S

Zoom in/Track

forward3

V.O

Presenter Male: Illegal music

downloading started in 1999 when

Napster was created.

Speeding effect will make p

the computers in the studio

people use computers whil

and a female explain the fa

music downloading through

computers and downloadin

12Media

DepartmentCU S Pan Left 13

Presenter Female: The Recording

Industry Association of America,

involved in the music industry were

affected by this so they tried to ban

Napster before the idea of illegalmusic downloading started to spread

across the internet.

Camera will pan over to the

computer with software equ

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Presenter Male: The music industry

also tried to ban Napster as 95% of

people began to download illegally

meaning that the industry loses out

financially.



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Presenter Female: When Napster

was finally banned by the music

industry, other websites such as

Limewire, Bearshare and Pirate Baystarted sharing the same idea of

downloading music industry illegally,

meaning that the music industry were

too late in an attempt to ban illegal

downloading.



Scene (3) 15

Illegal

downloader

house

MS S static/still 8

Presenter: I am inside the house of

an illegal downloader to see why he

downloads music illegally.

Why do you use illegally download

music?

Presenter explains where h

the illegal downloaders hou

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Illegal

downloader MS S static/still 8

Illegal downloader: Well because

its a quick ting init, and its long to

buy them and I dont actually like Illegal downloader explains


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18

Illegal

downloader

house

MS S Pan left 26

Illegal downloader: I use Lime wire,

Bear share and Pirate Bay, I also go

to YouTube, get the link of the song,

paste it into media converter and let it

upload the file for me.

What is the point of buying a song

when you can have it for free? Get

me. Once I do that, then I can make

my own CD of my favourite songs or

just drag them onto my iPod. Its not a

long ting. But then you get some

people that wanna waste money init.


a desk with a CD a mp3 pla

The illegal downloader will

as he explains through a vo

19Illegaldownloader

house

MS S static/still 4Presenter: Hmm . So have these

sites ever caused you any problems?

Presenter is very interested

know if any problems have

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Illegal

downloader

house

MS S static/still 8

Illegal downloader: Yh I did have

one incident where I got a virus which

caused me so much trouble with my

computer.

Illegal downloader explains

come across

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Illegal

downloader

house

MS S static/still 4Presenter: Wow, well thank you for

that.

Presenter is very interested

info he has received

Scene (4) 22

Lakeside

shopping

centre

MS S static/still 5

Presenter: I am now in Lakeside

shopping centre to see what

shoppers think of illegal music

downloading.

Presenter explains where h

the Lakeside shopping cen

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Lakeside

shopping

centre

MS S static/still 3 Vox-pop one: I think its cool Camera is ful ly focused on

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Lakeside

shoppingcentre

MS S static/still 3

Vox-pop two: Its Good because I can

get songs really quick Camera is fully focused on

25

Lakeside

shopping MS S static/still 5

Vox-pops three: Its absolutely

fantastic, why buy songs when you Camera is fully focused on


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28 PRS Office MS S static/still 2 Silence Presenter nods his head in

29 PRS Office MS S static/still 14 Rest of PR responseBarney continues to explai

PRS is

30 PRS Office MS S static/still 5Presenter: What led up to the conflict

between YouTube and the PRS?

Presenter continues to find

information he is given

31 PRS Office MS S static/still 6 PR response Barney explains what the c

32 PRS Office MS S static/still 2 silence Presenter nods his head in

33 PRS Office MS S static/still 6 Rest of PR response Barney explains what the c

34 PRS Office MS S static/still 7 presenter answers in agreement Presenter writes down whanotepad

35 PRS Office MS S static/still 5 Rest of PR responseBarney continues to explain

in full detail

36 PRS Office MS S static/still 3 Hmm Interesting Presenter looks very intrige

Scene (6) 37Media

DepartmentMS L Pan Up 5

Presenter: So there you have it theanswers from the PRS who are

involved with the music industry.Presenter concludes the P

mention his next quiz activi


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41Media

DepartmentMS S static/still 4

Who wants to be a millionaire

theme.

Camera will face the board

powerpoint slideshow of wh

millionnaire?

42Media

DepartmentLS S static/still 18

Presenter: Q1. What is this

documentary about?

A.Interviews

B.Illegal music downloading

C.Napster

D.Opinions

I can now tell you that the answer is B

as I said at the beginning of this

documentary.



millionnaire?

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Chadwell

Heath

School

CU S zoom 6

and I am on a mission, to find out why

illegal music downloading is viewed

so negatively by the music industry?

Still on railing infront of sch

mission

44Media


Presenter: Q2. What percentage of

people download music?

A.65%

B.75%

C.85%

D.95%

The answer is D,



millionnaire?

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Chadwell

Heath

Corridor

(Humanities)

CU S Zoom in 8

But DID YOU KNOW THAT 95% OF

YOU ILLEGALLY DOWNLOAD

MUSIC? Lets find out some more

info about that shall we?

Presenter stops as the cam

face. After present

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Presenter: Q3. What website started

Illegal music downloading?

A. Napster

B. LimewireC. Pirate Bay

D. iTunes

If you were thinking B then your

Camera will face the boardpowerpoint slideshow of wh

millionnaire?


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48Media


Q4. Final question. Who does illegally

downloading affect?

A. the consumer

B. next door neighbour

C. The music industry

D. Your enemy

The answers C of course. If you were

listening carefully you will find that...



millionnaire?

49Media


Presenter Male: The music industryalso tried to ban Napster as 95% of

people began to download illegally

meaning that the industry loses out

financially.



50Media


Presenter:

Thank you very much for your time

and well done, you are now a

millionaire with music history

knowledge

Presenter will face the cam

congratulate audience

51 MediaDepartment

MS S static/still 2 Now you can use your knowledge Presenter will face the camside

52Media

DepartmentMS S static/still 2 And even spend your money

Presenter will face the cam

side

53Media


But I would advise you to be wise and

spend it on legal music downloading

sites, which leads me to my next topic

Presenter will finally face th

his next topic

Scene (7) 54

ChadwellHeath

Corridor

(Picadilly)

LS S Track back

Even though there are some musicdownloading sites that are illegal

There are some that legal. Let me fill

you in

Presenter suprises audienc

downloading information


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57Mr Bulls

officeLS S static/still 12

Presenter male: It is also one of the

most popular ones where you can buy

a song for 79p. "sound of money

from wallet" Downloader: Here you

go mate. Wow thanks

The presenter carries on de

voiceover. The illegal down

and hands it to the officer. T

mysteriously dissapear and

shakes the officers hand

58Media


Presenter female: and Theres

Spotify. Spotify allows you to do your

work and listen to music at the same

time. It has lots of familiar artists and

album history of all their tracks ever

recorded. If you wanted to buy their

song it takes you to a link where you

can confirm the purchase.

The downloader goes on to

through the legal download

confirms the purchase, you

his head while smiling and

his hands in glee

Scene (8) 59Radio 1

studioMS S static/still

Presenter: I am inside the BBCsradios 1 station and I am about to

interview Seani B who is a radio 1

presenter, and ask if illegal music

downloading really affects his

industry. Have music downloading

sites impacted on your listening

figures very much?

Presenter tells audience he

presenter. There will then b

presenter interviewing him

the camera will cut from the

writing down the informatio

presenter

60Radio 1

studioMS S static/still 3 Response from presenter Radio 1 presenter gives his

61Radio 1

studio

MS S Zoom out 4 Response from presenterpictures of him will zoom ou

show you that he is a real B

62Radio 1

studioMS S Zoom out 5 Response from presenter

pictures of him will zoom ou

show you that he is a real B

63Radio 1

studioMS S static/still 6

Presenter: Downloading music is

becoming more of a widespread,

where do you see this heading?

Presenter is interested and

He looks happy and excited

64Radio 1


65Radio 1

studioMS S Zoom out 4 Response from presenter

archive footage of him will z

picture to show you that he

66

Radio 1

studio MS S Zoom out 4 Response from presenter

archive footage of him will z

picture to show you that he

67Radio 1

studioMS S static/still 3 Presenter: wow, really Presenter looks surprised


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72Radio 1

studioMS S zoom out 3 like say for example drake archive footage of drake

73Radio 1

studioMS S zoom out 5

Or even tinchy strider set up their own

record labels without the need for

distributors

archive footage of tinchy st

74Radio 1


have you seen a big change in the

type of artists coming through?Presenter asks question

75Radio 1


76Radio 1


Presenter: wow, this information hastaught me and my audience a lot.

Thank you so much for your time

Presenter thanks the radio

77 My house LS/MS S

track

back/static and

still

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Presenter: So there you have it,

there are a range of different answers

to why

Presenter walks through hi

room, he sites down as he

finishes his last sentence h

hot chocolate and the remo

toward the tv.

78 My house LS S Static/still 8

Mum: How did it go darling?

Presenter: Mum do you mind im

filming? Mum: ohh sorry here you go

Presenter: thank you

Mum walks to sofa sits dowpresenter, presenter laughs

filming

79 My house LS S Turn left 3 Presenter: hey I am over here

Mum walks towards the kitc

follows her by turning left. T

the camera and the camera

LS.

Presenter: now as I was saying,

there are a range of different answers

to why music downloading is seen so

negatively by the music industry And

The camera then changes

focused on the presenter A


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