Category Archives: 111MC – Media Research

The idea behind this documentary is the Coventry canal, which is rural throughout much of its length and runs for 38 miles linking Coventry with the Trent & Mersey Canal. The Coventry canal was part of the Birmingham-London route via … Continue reading →

This project is part of the Research media production module. In this project as a team we went through the process of coming up with suitable ideas, developing those ideas, then choosing one main idea as a group and doing … Continue reading →

The audience targeted in this documentary production is the main British people with a sub group being Somali British audience. This piece of work should interest the audience for many reasons. These include the following: British couple being currently held … Continue reading →

This is an evaluation on the documentary production which was created by my production crew. In this evaluation will contain; the role I had in the production, showing the practical knowledge which I gained in the process of production, and … Continue reading →

111 MC Media Researching: Reflection 2 My inspiration for choosing this topic is because it has been in the media recently. It was headlines news several months ago. It drew my attention as I was born in Somalia. Although I … Continue reading →

This storyboard is about the plan to shoot the documentary.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97xWa3OcARw

On Wednesday 3rd February, our group met at Ellen Terry building, we have discussed the issue regarding pirates activities in East Africa which my group had no information on that topic. I described the situation on pirates and also the … Continue reading →

111 MC Media Researching Reflection 1 The three minutes documentary which we want to produce is about pirate’s activities on India Ocean or Somali water. Since 2005, there has been increased number of vessels who have been hijacked on the … Continue reading →

111MC Researching for Media Production Workshop 2 300 Word Treatment: Somali Pirates Recently Somalia has been in the Headlines, not because of the million deaths due to famine, war and disease, but rather because of piracy. In September 2008, Somali … Continue reading →