Generating Ideas (2)

Story Board; 

In my story board I set out the shot types I would like to use for my final short piece. I figured out these shots after looking around the setting, from this it allowed me to choose the shots I want to use and what aspect I want to show. 

Script;

when creating my short film I wanted to have real, natural answers and stories therefor I didn't want to make an exact script. this would allow me to present real life, as Rogers answers wouldn't be rigid and staged. Instead when creating my short film I went into the interview with a set of conviction starters and topics that would shape and guide the interview in the route I want it to. I felt this was effective as it allowed the interview to still have a certain focus but also to me natural and authentic. 

these are the questions I asked;

Questions -

Early life- 

When was he born, where, living in the same house all his life, what his childhood was like, hingham.

Meeting his wife- pub, pub crawling 

General happiness 

School 

War- 

Why did he Chose to go the Suez Canal?

Why did u go?- brothers 

How did he get over there?

What regiment were u in? 

How long were u there? 

His brothers- 

Who was the priminister at the time? Why were u sent there 

What was your daily life like? 

What did u have to do?
where did u stay? Tent 

What were the conditions like?

Was it hot-weather?

How much were u paid?

Was he trained?

What did he do at Christmas?
did u make friends? What happened to them?
did any big events happen - events 

How did it change you?

After the war-

Did u enjoy it?

Did it make u thankful for your life now ?