Documentary Codes and Conventions AND persuasive language

Voice-over is...

• Whenever the narrator of the documentary talks

• When the narrator provides a pre-recording of them talking over a separate clip

Actuality is...

• Footage about real people, places and events

• Archival footage

• Footage from another documentary

Which persuasive technique is this?

Using words like ‘we’, ‘you’, ‘our’ and ‘us’ to make your audience think you are talking only to them.

• Repetition

• alliteration

• hyperbole

• inclusive language

"The government wants at least 40% of Australians to use the COVIDSafe app" is an example of:

• inclusive language

• anecdote

• statistical evidence

• repetition

'Together we can make this world a better place'. Which technique is being used here?

• anecdote

• repetition

• Inclusive Language

• rhetorical question

Which of the following is a DOCUMENTARY code and convention

• interviews

• alliteration

• hyperbole

• rhetorical question

This image from Bowling for Columbine is an example of which documentary technique

• graphics

• captioning

• voice over

• interview

The scene in Bowling for Columbine that shows the series of images paired with 'What a Wonderful World' playing, is an example of:

• interview

• voice over

• juxtaposition

• graphics

When a documentary shows a graph, this is an example of:

• graphics

• juxtaposition

• re-enactment

• interview

a reenactment involves:

• using cartoon images to represent an event

• filming a real event

• events being recreated by actors

• footage of real people