A non-fiction film that documents reality, focusing on real events, people, and social issues.

Topics that reflect the values, beliefs, and practices of a society, often explored in documentaries.

Methods and skills used in the production of films, including shooting, editing, and sound design.

The art of crafting a story through visual and auditory elements to convey a message.

A practice that considers the moral implications of representing subjects and their stories in film.

Strategies for conducting interviews that elicit meaningful and authentic responses from subjects.

Historical film or video material used to enrich storytelling in documentaries.

The organized framework of a story, including the beginning, middle, and end.

The process of creating a detailed plan for a documentary project, outlining objectives and methods.

A visual representation of a film's narrative, showing scenes and sequences in order.

The art of capturing visual images for film, including camera angles, lighting, and composition.

The process of creating the auditory elements of a film, including dialogue, sound effects, and music.

The phase of filmmaking that involves editing, sound design, and finalizing the film after shooting.

Principles guiding the moral responsibilities of filmmakers in representing their subjects.

The examination of cultural phenomena to understand their significance and impact.

The process of recording visual material for a documentary, including techniques and equipment.

Working together with others in the filmmaking process to achieve a common goal.

Plans developed to promote and distribute a documentary to audiences and festivals.

Proficiency in using filmmaking tools and techniques to produce high-quality films.

The process of collecting constructive criticism on a film to improve its quality.

The portrayal of cultural groups and issues in media, emphasizing authenticity and respect.

Events showcasing films, providing opportunities for filmmakers to present their work to audiences.

Techniques used to gather information and data relevant to documentary topics.

Strategies to connect with viewers and make the documentary relevant to their experiences.

A timeline outlining the phases of film production, from pre-production to post-production.

The ability to analyze and evaluate information and arguments in documentary storytelling.