Planning

 Planning

Interview Questions:

  •  Do you believe social media is bad for our mental health? Why?
  •   Why do you think social media has effected our mental health more in lockdown?
  • Have you experienced negativity on social media? why?
  • do you think schools could do more about mental health? How?
  • what could the government do to support people with mental health problems?

Risk Assesment

The only risk that would be prevelent in the situation that we're filming in would be screen hours

  • Make sure you take breaks every 2 hours on a computer


The Overall quality of the interview may not be the best depending on Internet Connection, Microphone Quality, Camera Quality and Zoom in general.


Collecting Content To Go around the interview(s):

I went to the stock video site "Videvo" to aquire Royalty Free footage that i can use for scenes where i want to include voice over. But the bulk of the stock videos came from "Pexels"

Stock Video Credit:

 Videvo

Video by LuanMote from Pexels

Video by cottonbro from Pexels

Video by Honye Sanges from Pexels

Video by kilian Figueras torras from Pexels 
Video by Anna Shvets from Pexels
Video by DMC Filmes from Pexels
Video by Taryn Elliott from Pexels 
Video by Diva Plavalaguna from Pexels 
Video by Oleg Magni from Pexels
Video by Adailton Batista from Pexels
Video by Artem Podrez from Pexels
Video by C Technical from Pexels
Video by Joshua from Pexels
Video by Foysal Ahmed from Pexels
Video by fauxels from Pexels
Video by Pressmaster from Pexels
 

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.videezy.com">B Roll by Videezy!</a>

Script

Mental health has always been a tough thing to talk about. Especially after what we experienced last year. 

Last year took a toll on everyone mentally and psychically. 


Because of being locked indoors and not being able to see our friends many joined social media as a means of keeping up with friends but also as an escape but social media isnt perfect. I Asked my followers on instagram if they thought lockdown and social media has affected their mental health negatively and 74% said yes.

 A study from the Royal Society for Public Health established in 2018 that "Greater Social media use is linked to higher depressive and anxiety scores, poor sleep, low self-esteem and body image concerns." And we can only assume that these symptoms have gotten worse over the COVID19 Lockdown. 

I Asked my friend oscar Some questions

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Like we talked about, people don't think about who's on the otherside. There are many vaunrable people on social media that are exposed to this toxicity and it could be fatal. I read about a case where a serial killer would use peoples vaunrabilities against them to groom them and adventually kill them.

Now there are lots of things you can take from this Documentary, Limit your social media usage, go outside or even that social media is evil if you take it that way. But the most important thing is to be nicer on the internet, you don't know what these people are  going through, you could ruin their day, or worse. Stay Safe

Planning The Interview:

I Wrote this template that i would send to the people i wanted to interview.

I sent this to someone i thought would be interested with the documentary but they ignored me so that was a completely dead end.

So i carried on searching and i asked my friend Jess if she would be Up for the documentary as you can see here:

She was completely up for the indea of the documentary and we planned for the following Friday but it was moved to Saturday.

Jess consented to be filmed but the footage lost its audio so there is no evidence. I Should have gotten her to clarify in text form and thats why I did that for Oscar:

Here is proof from my friend Oscar that he consents to be filmed used in my documentary.

Oscar was very interested in the documentary and its subject so we scheduled the interview for the following day.














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