Manila Bay TV: a short video documentary.
Concept: The documentary has an MTV format. A VJ is present to introduce every segment, and the whole documentary is fast-paced. Appropriate music and effects is used to add appeal and to catch the attention of the viewers. Target Audience: High school and college students. Objectives: The documenta...
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| Language: | English |
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Animo Repository
2000
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| Online Access: | https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/10221 |
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| Institution: | De La Salle University |
| Language: | English |
| Summary: | Concept: The documentary has an MTV format. A VJ is present to introduce every segment, and the whole documentary is fast-paced. Appropriate music and effects is used to add appeal and to catch the attention of the viewers.
Target Audience: High school and college students.
Objectives: The documentary's main objective is to increase national consciousness on the issue at hand.
Segments#1: Artist of the Month. Contents-Profile shots and credentials of Atty. Oposa, court scenes, and statements regarding the reasons why he is suing the government.
Segment#2: Hitlist. Contents-Introduce defendants (PPA, PCG, MMDA, DENR, etc.) and their projects, and statements from Oposa regarding why he suing such agencies.
Segment#3: Celebrity death match. Contents-Constraints and conflicts (i.e. PPA vs. PCG, MMDA vs. MMDA, PCG vs. PNP).
Video#1: Dirty shots of Manila Bay.
Segment#4: Atty. Oposa's last statements.
Video#2: Rehabilitation shots of Manila Bay. |
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