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Documentary means different things to different people. A documentary aims to be concerned with truthful reporting. Documentaries have a reputation for being serious, reliable and objective in their reporting, with a commitment to truthfulness. There are documentary programmes with elements of comedy, or drama, and the modern documentary uses elements from entertainment programming to attract an audience and be entertaining.
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Century Films
Century Films create innovative, hard-hitting documentaries and dramas for all the major UK broadcasters, with sales to many international channels. Their work is distinctive, challenging and inventive - and above all, compelling.
They are renowned for producing award-winning work that gives a fresh angle on difficult subjects.
By applying an innovative approach to our films, they push the boundaries of documentary and drama...
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Categories: Other Topics, Documentaries, Contemporary
Why is Contemporary Documentary so popular?
To think about what makes it so popular I think it is important to look at the “news values” that journalists deem “newsworthy” articles to have. In 1965 In 1965, Galtung and Ruge came up with a list of “values” that they felt were necessary for an article or story to be worthy of reportage space.
Impact
Threshold: A big story is one that has an extreme effect on a large number of people. Where...
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