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  Documentary types 'In documentary film and video, we can identify six modes of representation that function something like sub-genres of the documentary film genre itself:  poetic, expository, participatory, observational, reflexive, performative .  These six modes establish a loose framework of affiliation within which individuals may work; they set up conventions that a given film may adopt; and they provide specific expectations viewers anticipate having fulfilled.'- Bill Nichols, Introduction to documentary (2010) All information used is from  https://www.masterclass.com/articles/film-documentary-guide Poetic The poetic documentary uses avant-garde techniques to evoke certain moods or feelings rather than prove a point through a traditional linear narrative structure. Poetic documentary filmmakers provide the audience with an emotional perspective on a subject that uses a more subjective interpretation of reality.  It originally emerged from the city symp...

  How to write a documentary script. Writing for film and documentaries are different, it is important to take this into consideration when writing the scripts. This is because Film relies more on the purpose and subject matter to entertain the audience while documentary are an accurate representation of real events or people in order to educate, inform or inspire the audience. How to write a documentary script Find the story you're meant to tell- What are you hoping to convey? why a documentary? why are you the right person to tell this story? These are questions you will probably be asked in the pitching part of your project. Taking time to reflect on them yourself will lead you to a story you're really passionate about. RESEARCH- research is one of the most important phases of pre-production. It is also a massive basis for your script, always look deep into the subject in order to find ways to inform but also surprise your audience. Outline your documentary- Organise and pla...