| Title of film |
| Alvin and the chipmunks |
| Name of filmaker |
| Moshposhren |
| What was the documentary about |
| The documentary at the start focused more on the history and legacy of Alvin and the chipmunks and towards the end of the documentary it focused on the fandom of Alvin and the chipmunks it also showed the positive and mainly the toxicity |
| How did the filmmaker show or tell you the information they wanted to convey |
| The filmmaker conveyed their information in many ways one of them being voice overs where she would put the audio recording of her voice over archive clips of the film and series that she was talking about. Another thing she done was add pictures of news reports and music to demonstrate what she was talking about |
| What Conclusion Do you think the Filmmaker wanted you to draw from the film |
| I think she wanted to convey how legendary alvin and the chipmunks was also she showed that |
| What kinds of footage were used |
| For this documentary archive footage was mainly used but things like screenshots and |
| How was Music and sound used |
| A voice over was put over archive footage also when she talks about a show she sometimes adds the music from the show |
| How was text used |
| Text wasn’t really used much but when text was used it was used to show certain comments and tweets people had posted about the show she was talking about |
| What kinds of camera angles and movements were used |
| No camera angles were used in this as it was pretty much all archive footage but when she decides to point a certain part of the show she sometimes adds a gradual zoom. |
| Describe the editing style (e.g: Quick cuts, long fades, cheesy transitions, How much use of motion graphics etc?) |
| The editing style was more casual and less professional than the other documentary but it still got all the points across in a quick way. |
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