Contacting Relevant Sources

Now that we have completed our virtual storyboard, we have begun looking into recieving useful leaflets and information from the 'Drive Alive' organisation, of which we will be able to include within or documentary. We have attempted to call the organisation to ask for these useful resources of which we found the number through the website: http://www.safedrive.org.uk/news.html
We are also considering going to where the company is based with the Year 12s, so we can attempt to interview students as they come out of the production, so we can capture reactions and opinions of what people thought about it and also see if it had a lasting impact on them when they are able to drive. From going to 'Safe Drive Stay Alive' last year, it was clear that the event had a shocking impact on students and made them consider their approach to driving, therefore we feel that it would be a useful and relevant source to use within our documentary of teenage driving incidents.

Virtual Storyboard

Once we planned our storyboards in draft, we then uploaded the still shots we took previously and imported them onto the Apple Mac's iMovie so that we were able to edit and add titles to the shots, showing the different camera angles and explaining the narrative of the documentary. This will then enable us to picture how our documentary is going to be formed, as well allowing us to make relevant changes to the contrasting shots. We then changed the colours, brightness, the exposure and contrast of the still shots in order to show and portray strong, realistic images of which will also be featured within the documentary. We have also started to look for suitable archive, of which we will be able to include at a later date within our documentary.