- 1st interview - 0.00 - 1.31
- 2nd interview - 1.31 - 2.58
- 3rd interview - 2.58 - 3.55
- 4th interview - 3.55 - 4.55
- Ellis's body - 4.55 - 4.61
- Helens interview - 4.61 - 9.72
- Sam L body - 9.72 - 9.78
- Heathers interview - 9.78 - 17.52
- Cut away picture - 17.52 - 17.61
- Sam B body - 17.61 - 17.68
- Decs body - 17.68 - 17.72
- Jade interview - 17.72 - 26.83
- Jades make up scene - 26.83 - 27.87
- Liz Case underwear - 27.87 - 29.45
- Liz Case Sunbed - 29.45 - 56.22
- Sunbed Shop - 56.22- 61.03
- Emmas body - 61.03 - 64.87
- Town interviews (1st time) - 64.87 - 85.33
- Town interviews (2nd time) - 85.33 - 103.59
- Beauty Shop outside - 103.59 - 104.02
Thursday, 5 January 2012
Logging sheet.
Interview Quesitons.
* When did you have plastic surgery?
* Why did you have plastic surgery?
* How much did it cost to have surgery and do you think it was worth it?
* Do you think it has changed you as a person?
* Would you recommend it to other people?
* After having this procedure would you have anything else done?
* Was it your choice to have plastic surgery or did somebody convince you?
* How long did it take you to recover?
* What was your main concern of the surgery?
* If your daughter had the same problem would you allow her to have surgery?
* What were the options if the procedure wasn’t taken into place?
* Is this procedure covered by insurance?
* How did you find your surgeon?
* Were there any limitations after surgery?
* Are you happy of the effects of the surgery?
* How long did the operation last?
* What was the success rate of your operation?
* Was there any extra that wasn’t included in the price?
* What type of implant was used?
* Why did you have plastic surgery?
* How much did it cost to have surgery and do you think it was worth it?
* Do you think it has changed you as a person?
* Would you recommend it to other people?
* After having this procedure would you have anything else done?
* Was it your choice to have plastic surgery or did somebody convince you?
* How long did it take you to recover?
* What was your main concern of the surgery?
* If your daughter had the same problem would you allow her to have surgery?
* What were the options if the procedure wasn’t taken into place?
* Is this procedure covered by insurance?
* How did you find your surgeon?
* Were there any limitations after surgery?
* Are you happy of the effects of the surgery?
* How long did the operation last?
* What was the success rate of your operation?
* Was there any extra that wasn’t included in the price?
* What type of implant was used?
Storyboard.
These are the concept Storyboards which show what we will be recording in the opening of our documentary, it lasts up to 5 minutes, but also we have a running order of the whole hour of the full documentary.
Running Order
· clips of peoples bodies shown in a side profile changing with different peoples bodies-10 seconds
· Pictures of body parts with titles shown over the top – 10 seconds
· Questions asked to the general public about what they’d change about them – 30 seconds
· Cutaway of news paper stories about surgery with narrator over the top talking about statistics- 30 seconds
· Questions asked to general public – 20 seconds
· Celebrity before and after pictures narrator– 40 seconds
· Interview with someone who’s had surgery discussing positives – 1.50 seconds
· Cutaway – 10/20 seconds
· Archive footage of somebody having surgery – 30 seconds
· Interview with someone discussing negatives about surgery, gone wrong- 3minutes
· Narration about semi-permanent things with background of someone in a tanning salon – 30seconds
· Questions to the general public about sun beds/hair extensions etc – 40seconds
· Show someone getting id’d for going on the sun beds – 10 seconds
· Interview with someone who works at a tanning salon – 1 minute
· Cutaway of archive footage of a news clip about someone who’s addicted to the sun beds- 30 seconds
· Interviews showing peoples reactions to the statistics – 30 seconds (10.40)
· Interview with surgeon asking about patients and their opinions discussing negatives/positives-2.30 minutes
· Cutaway of someone being consulted about surgery shows the pictures of the difference it makes- 1 minute
· 3 minute advert break
· Show archive footage of tattooed make-up with narrator over the top – 40seconds
· Interview with someone who’s has make-up tattooed 1.30minutes
· Questions asked to the public about tattooed makeup-40seconds
· Interview with a tattooist who does the procedure- 2minutes
· Ask the general public about the amount of makeup they wear, in the day and when they go out – eyelashes and extensions etc. – 40seconds
· Cutaway of someone wearing heavy makeup taking it off fast forwarded -20seconds
· Look into the media (newspapers magazines) about why people feel the pressure to wear so much makeup- 1minute
· Narration about people having surgery to prevent ageing, before and after pictures- 20 seconds
· Interview older people whether they’d have surgery to prevent ageing- 40 seconds
· Interview someone who’s had facelift/Botox etc. – 1.30
· Show someone getting botox with narrator giving statistics- 20 seconds
· Narrator giving conclusion – 20 seconds
· Pictures of body parts with titles shown over the top – 10 seconds
· Questions asked to the general public about what they’d change about them – 30 seconds
· Cutaway of news paper stories about surgery with narrator over the top talking about statistics- 30 seconds
· Questions asked to general public – 20 seconds
· Celebrity before and after pictures narrator– 40 seconds
· Interview with someone who’s had surgery discussing positives – 1.50 seconds
· Cutaway – 10/20 seconds
· Archive footage of somebody having surgery – 30 seconds
· Interview with someone discussing negatives about surgery, gone wrong- 3minutes
· Narration about semi-permanent things with background of someone in a tanning salon – 30seconds
· Questions to the general public about sun beds/hair extensions etc – 40seconds
· Show someone getting id’d for going on the sun beds – 10 seconds
· Interview with someone who works at a tanning salon – 1 minute
· Cutaway of archive footage of a news clip about someone who’s addicted to the sun beds- 30 seconds
· Interviews showing peoples reactions to the statistics – 30 seconds (10.40)
· Interview with surgeon asking about patients and their opinions discussing negatives/positives-2.30 minutes
· Cutaway of someone being consulted about surgery shows the pictures of the difference it makes- 1 minute
· 3 minute advert break
· Show archive footage of tattooed make-up with narrator over the top – 40seconds
· Interview with someone who’s has make-up tattooed 1.30minutes
· Questions asked to the public about tattooed makeup-40seconds
· Interview with a tattooist who does the procedure- 2minutes
· Ask the general public about the amount of makeup they wear, in the day and when they go out – eyelashes and extensions etc. – 40seconds
· Cutaway of someone wearing heavy makeup taking it off fast forwarded -20seconds
· Look into the media (newspapers magazines) about why people feel the pressure to wear so much makeup- 1minute
· Narration about people having surgery to prevent ageing, before and after pictures- 20 seconds
· Interview older people whether they’d have surgery to prevent ageing- 40 seconds
· Interview someone who’s had facelift/Botox etc. – 1.30
· Show someone getting botox with narrator giving statistics- 20 seconds
· Narrator giving conclusion – 20 seconds
Secondary Research
Sun beds
• Sun beds aren't a safe alternative to tanning outdoors. Like the sun, sun beds give out harmful UV rays which damage the DNA in our skin cells and can cause skin cancer.
• Sun beds are estimated to cause around 100 deaths from melanoma every year in the UK.
People who are most at risk:
• Younger people
• People who have a lot of moles
• People with fair skin
• People who burn easily
• Have had skin cancer in the past
Plastic Surgery.
Boob job = Start at £2,750 then increases to £5000
Nose Job = £3000 - £4000
Liposuction= £1.500 - £5000
Facelifts = £4.500
Surgeons can reshape the appearance of body parts through cosmetic surgery. Some of the most common body parts people want to improve through surgery include:
Breasts: Increase or reduce the size of breasts or reshape sagging breasts
Ears: Reduce the size of large ears or set protruding ears back closer to the head
Eyes: Correct drooping upper eyelids or remove puffy bags below the eyes
Face: Remove facial wrinkles, creases or acne scars
Hair: Fill in balding areas with one's own hair
Nose: Change the shape of the nose
Tummy: Flatten the abdomen
Articles on Plastic surgery.
http://www.healthguidance.org/entry/206/1/Plastic-Surgery-Gone-Wrong-Not-Just-News.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/3439638/Cosmetic-surgery-addict-injected-cooking-oil-into-her-own-face.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1279525/Igor--Grichka-Bogdanoff-French-twins-unrecognisable-plastic-surgery.html
http://plasticsurgery.about.com/od/faqsgeneralinformation/a/bad_ps.html
This spread sheet shows us the amount of people getting plastic surgery in England and the rises and falls of the amount of men or women getting different types of surgery in different years. it shows us that 9,430 breast enlargements were done in the UK in 2010 going up by 10% from 2009 and women getting liposuction went down by 3.8% from 3,010 down to 2,896 from 09-10.
Using sunbeds for the first time before the age of 35 increases the risk of developing melanoma skin cancer by 75%.
• Sun beds aren't a safe alternative to tanning outdoors. Like the sun, sun beds give out harmful UV rays which damage the DNA in our skin cells and can cause skin cancer.
• Sun beds are estimated to cause around 100 deaths from melanoma every year in the UK.
• Sun beds also cause premature skin ageing, which means that your skin becomes coarse, leathery and wrinkled at a younger age. So when the tan fades, the damage remains.
• By using sun beds people may think they look better with a tan which is why they do it but it’s damaging the body and could cause cancer.People who are most at risk:
• Younger people
• People who have a lot of moles
• People with fair skin
• People who burn easily
• Have had skin cancer in the past
• A family history of skin cancer
People who use sun beds underage increase their risk of malignant by 75%.
In the UK almost 9,000 cases of malignant melanoma are diagnosed each year - and more than 1,800 die from the disease each year.Plastic Surgery.
Boob job = Start at £2,750 then increases to £5000
Nose Job = £3000 - £4000
Liposuction= £1.500 - £5000
Facelifts = £4.500
Surgeons can reshape the appearance of body parts through cosmetic surgery. Some of the most common body parts people want to improve through surgery include:
Breasts: Increase or reduce the size of breasts or reshape sagging breasts
Ears: Reduce the size of large ears or set protruding ears back closer to the head
Eyes: Correct drooping upper eyelids or remove puffy bags below the eyes
Face: Remove facial wrinkles, creases or acne scars
Hair: Fill in balding areas with one's own hair
Nose: Change the shape of the nose
Tummy: Flatten the abdomen
Articles on Plastic surgery.
http://www.healthguidance.org/entry/206/1/Plastic-Surgery-Gone-Wrong-Not-Just-News.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/3439638/Cosmetic-surgery-addict-injected-cooking-oil-into-her-own-face.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1279525/Igor--Grichka-Bogdanoff-French-twins-unrecognisable-plastic-surgery.html
http://plasticsurgery.about.com/od/faqsgeneralinformation/a/bad_ps.html
This spread sheet shows us the amount of people getting plastic surgery in England and the rises and falls of the amount of men or women getting different types of surgery in different years. it shows us that 9,430 breast enlargements were done in the UK in 2010 going up by 10% from 2009 and women getting liposuction went down by 3.8% from 3,010 down to 2,896 from 09-10.
These are some more statistics i have found whilst doing my secondary research-
- Sunbeds are estimated to cause 100 deaths from melanoma every year in the UK
- Sunbeds also cause premature skin ageing, which means that your skin becomes coarse, leathery and wrinkled at a younger age. So when the tan fades, the damage remains.
Using sunbeds for the first time before the age of 35 increases the risk of developing melanoma skin cancer by 75%.
Articles on Plastic surgery.
"Even relatively minor mishaps can be unsightly and embarrassing, and plastic surgery gone wrong includes an enormous range of problems, from capsular contraction in breast implants (where the implants harden painfully) to problems with the wound and the slippage of implants inserted in a range of locations, including cheeks, chin, and butt. Surely we wouldn't wish these accidents on our worst enemies - unless they were in the public eye."
"Thirty years ago they were the heart-throbs of French television with their own primetime series on science fiction.
Now Igor and Grichka Bogdanoff look more like the alien life forms they used to report on.
The twin brothers have had so much plastic surgery they are barely recognisable.
Posing for pictures as the 150th anniversary party for luxury jeweller Chopard, the pair - now aged 60 - looked freakier than ever"
http://plasticsurgery.about.com/od/faqsgeneralinformation/a/bad_ps.html ->
"From questions about costs of plastic surgery, to the history and definition of plastic surgery, this is the place to find general information on all things plastic surgery related."
Boobs bums and Botox. Video on
Mother and daughter, how mother has had Botox, teeth bleached, hair straightened and a boob job:
What happens on the day of surgery:
Woman having surgery, showing surgery and interviewing her as it goes:
Celebrities, before and after surgery:
Many People are influenced to wear make up and have plastic surgery as either they are influence be the image of celebrities or they are influenced by magazines telling them how to look good and how to love who you are. Women will look up to people like katie price and want to change themselves, having surgery trying to be more like her. Are celebrities the ones making the general public perseve the way they look.
Proposal Form
The topic of our documentary is going to be about external beauty, this will explore the advantages and disadvantages of things such as plastic surgery, usage of the sun beds and also the process a girl goes through to look good. We will be discussing the risks of surgery and influences people have as to why they go through these procedures, this could to be things as insecurities or in influences through celebrities and the media.
Our documentary will be direct, addressing the audience, although it will be direct it will also be informal directing the audience in a friendly way being unbiased towards plastic surgery and surrounding topics.
We have decided to place our documentary on BBC, we chose this because they show a lot of documentaries relating to ours, for example’ Snog, Marry, Avoid’ they also have a series of documentaries broadcasting at the moment about lives of different teenagers with extraordinary lives. We also chose the BBC to broadcast our documentary as they are an unbiased and so is our documentary. We have to chosen to broadcast the programme at 9 o’clock on a Wednesday, we decided upon this because we feel this would be a typical night where our target audience would be at home relaxing, as it is half way through the week it will be advertised before hand letting people know when it’s on.
Our target audience will be woman aged 16-40 this is because after conducting our research people relate women with beauty more than they do men. We decided upon the age because 16 year old girls are beginning to get more body conscious and we found older people think a lot about plastic surgery because of the effects of aging.
So far we have conducted a questionnaire which we handed out to thirty members of the general public, ranging from different ages and genders, the outcomes of these gave us ideas for our initial ideas. To further our research we shall interview a plastic surgeon which will give us knowledge along with statistics on his field of work making our documentary reliable. We will also visit a health advisor to further our research into the truth about the risks involved with sun beds and the reasons for things such as the change in law making the legal age to use sun beds to 18.
As well as using primary research we will also use the internet to enhance our knowledge on our chosen subject, we will be able to gain archive footage by using the internet as well as getting more statistics and real life stories about things such as surgery gone wrong.
Our documentary will not be telling a story as such; because of this it will classify our documentary as non-linear. As our documentary is unbiased it may flicker from different opinions on the subject showing the risks to the advantages.
In our documentary we will include various interviews with people who have had plastic surgery, we will ask what they had done, the risks they took, how it went and how they feel about it now. We will also be interviewing an expert such as a surgeon or a worker at a tanning salon. We will also include various cutaways of things such as questions asked to the general public and before and after pictures of celebrities of the changes that were made to their bodies.
Equipment we will need to use when filming and editing will be things such as tripods, camera, tape, microphone, a computer with Premier installed on it to edit.
Our documentary will be direct, addressing the audience, although it will be direct it will also be informal directing the audience in a friendly way being unbiased towards plastic surgery and surrounding topics.
We have decided to place our documentary on BBC, we chose this because they show a lot of documentaries relating to ours, for example’ Snog, Marry, Avoid’ they also have a series of documentaries broadcasting at the moment about lives of different teenagers with extraordinary lives. We also chose the BBC to broadcast our documentary as they are an unbiased and so is our documentary. We have to chosen to broadcast the programme at 9 o’clock on a Wednesday, we decided upon this because we feel this would be a typical night where our target audience would be at home relaxing, as it is half way through the week it will be advertised before hand letting people know when it’s on.
Our target audience will be woman aged 16-40 this is because after conducting our research people relate women with beauty more than they do men. We decided upon the age because 16 year old girls are beginning to get more body conscious and we found older people think a lot about plastic surgery because of the effects of aging.
So far we have conducted a questionnaire which we handed out to thirty members of the general public, ranging from different ages and genders, the outcomes of these gave us ideas for our initial ideas. To further our research we shall interview a plastic surgeon which will give us knowledge along with statistics on his field of work making our documentary reliable. We will also visit a health advisor to further our research into the truth about the risks involved with sun beds and the reasons for things such as the change in law making the legal age to use sun beds to 18.
As well as using primary research we will also use the internet to enhance our knowledge on our chosen subject, we will be able to gain archive footage by using the internet as well as getting more statistics and real life stories about things such as surgery gone wrong.
Our documentary will not be telling a story as such; because of this it will classify our documentary as non-linear. As our documentary is unbiased it may flicker from different opinions on the subject showing the risks to the advantages.
In our documentary we will include various interviews with people who have had plastic surgery, we will ask what they had done, the risks they took, how it went and how they feel about it now. We will also be interviewing an expert such as a surgeon or a worker at a tanning salon. We will also include various cutaways of things such as questions asked to the general public and before and after pictures of celebrities of the changes that were made to their bodies.
Equipment we will need to use when filming and editing will be things such as tripods, camera, tape, microphone, a computer with Premier installed on it to edit.
Titles and Times
Title Plan:
What Channel would we show our documentary on?
What Time would we show our documentary at?
- Beauty is Pain
- Pain is Beauty
- What would you change?
- What is your idea of beauty?
- Is Beauty Worth Pain?- We decided on 'Is Beauty worth pain?' as we can tackle it from both areas giving it a balanced argument.
We decided that women are more in to beauty than men.
So we would aim it on women and teenagers, we decided
on teenagers as 16 year olds are becoming more body conscious
and older people are thinking more into plastic surgery.
Is this all down to the medias influences?
We agreed that we would show our documentary on
channel BBC3.This is because it is a well known channel
for documentaries to be shown on. They show allot of documentaries
and programmes on beauty for example 'Snog, Marry, Avoid.' At the
moment they are also showing a series of documentaries about
teenagers with extraordinary lives. We also chose BBC as it is an
unbiased channel which is what our documentary will be.
What Time would we show our documentary at?
We decided that we would play our documentary on a week night,
at around 9.00pm. This is because we don't want younger
children to view our documentary as it may not be appropriate
for there eyes. As our audience aim is 16-45 we thought that this
was quite a popular time for them to be watching television.
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