Ignite presentation Learner Response

 Personal Life vs Work Life

  • Research (through the presentation and your blog): 4
  • TV Documentary Concept: 3
  • Language- Terminology and theory: 3
  • Representations: 2
  • Audience and industry: 3
  • Delivery: 3
  • 18 (out of 30)
Great topic- So relevant to modern life. But you'll need to make this into a focused doc!
Some good research and great to see a plan for opening to doc.
A range of interviews makes sense but need to plan this element specifically as the interviews will be crucial.
Other elements of media language mentioned briefly but you'll need a little more on this min your statement of intent.
BBC1 fits with mainstream element of topic.
Digital convergence will need a little more detail in statement of intent.
Not sure on camera movement- Make sure you are using documentary conventions.
Good to see audience theory and agree with the two elements you've focused on
Binary opposition also a good theory for this 
Handles Q+A well and answers some good questions in some depth.

WWW: The subject itself seems to catch some peoples attention. It can be applied to two theories within media relatively well. Choice of broadcasting channel seems to suit the documentary.
EBI: Need to flesh out the documentary a lot more. Decide on the specifics for the interview section of the documentary. Who I will interview, where I'll interview and how many people I will interview 

The ignite presentation has helped me understand that they are still a lot of elements to my documentary that I haven't fleshed out or clarified one of them being the title. I've started to make plans on how to change my idea for my documentary to properly bring it to life. I can also add a couple of theories to my statement of intent that I haven't done yet and also discuss the posters for the documentary as well. Lastly I need to work on what my representations are going to be as its the least discussed thing in my presentation and statement of intent.

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