Saturday, 18 December 2010

Interview Questions

VOX POPS

Cream egg, how do you eat yours?

What is your favourite brand of chocolate?

How much chocolate do you eat?

Do you buy chocolate presents for Christmas, Birthdays and Easter?

Do you think of chocolate body paint?

How do you think chocolate has influenced Christmas and Easter?

Why do you think chocolate has had an impact on religion?

Why do you think chocolate is such a varied industry? (Such as chocolate body spray)
Do you consider chocolate a luxury?

Do you think that one of the main causes of obesity in this country is its relaxed attitude to chocolate?

Would you allow your children to eat chocolate?

If so, how much?

What chocolate memories do you have?

Interview With Morrisons
How long have you worked for morrisons?

Do you buy chocolate as a gift?

If yes, do you buy it for birthdays? Easter? Christmas?

Do you enjoy morrisons own brand chocolate?

Do you think that sales on chocolate increase at christmas time?

Do you class chocolate as a luxury?

How much money do you spend on chocolate a week on average?

Older Generations Interviews

Was chocolate around when you were younger?

How did you feel about rationing when you were younger?

Was chocolate seem as a big luxury when you were younger?

How old were you when chocolate became available again after the war?

How has chocolate changed since you were a child?

Do you eat alot of chocolate now as an adult?

Do you think that childrens opinion on chocolate has changed in this generation?

Were you allowed to eat chocolate as child when it was available?

What did rationing mean to you?

Thorntons

Would you say your sales at christmas increase?

How do they differ from other times of the year?

do you buy chocolate for your family at easter or christmas? Or even both?

Do your promotional christmas chocolates sell well?

Are your 'no added sugar' chocolate ranges popular for diabetics?

Are your personalised gift sets more popular at christmas?

Do you enjoy working in the Thortons Enviroment?

Are your promotional easter packs popular?

Do your celebration packs sell well, for example; Birthday, Anniversary, Exam success?

Do your offers seem popular with the customers?

When is your most popular time of the week?

What is yout favourite chocolate?

Do you prefer chocolate from Thortons or different brands?

Diabetic Questions

When were you diagnosed with diabetes?

What were you told about the foods you could eat or couldn't eat?

Do you stick to your diabetic plan or do you eat what you want?

How did you feel once you were diagnosed?

What are your thoughts on diabetic chocolate?

How has chocolate changed since you were young?









Dentist questions

> What are the main effects of chocolate to your teeth?

> Are there any positive effects from chocolate to your teeth?

> What is the age range normally found with these effects?

> Can eating fruit be more dangerous to your teeth than chocolate as there is no real limit to the intake of natural sugars, however people are meant to be limited to 40 grams of added sugar per day?

> What is your recommended amount of sugar per day?

> What is your professional opinion on the intake of chocolate?

> Is it sugar that causes problems with teeth or are there other substances within chocolate that would have more a bad effect?

> What advise would you give to someone who can't stop eating chocolate?

> Do you eat much chocolate? What is your favourite brand and type of chocolate?




FairTrade / Fair4all Stall Questions.

What got you involved in the fair trade business?

Is it proven to be more difficult selling fair trade?

How much does Easter and Christmas effect your business and your chocolate?

Do you get more of a personal touch with fair trade?

Which brand of fair trade chocolate sells best?

What is one of the main ingredients in fair trade chocolate?

What are your personal thoughts on fair trade chocolate compared to normal chocolate?

Does your fair trade chocolate get sold quick, is there a high demand?

Can you name a variety of fair trade chocolate?

Do you sell any fair trade diabetic chocolate?

Do you think if big companies like Cadbury took over the fair trade business, this would ruin the smaller, more personal and effective business which really make a difference?

Did your Fathers sweet shop inspire you to have your own stall?

Logging sheets


Production Schedule

Name Of Documentary - Sweet Like Chocolate
Directors - Daniel Hancox , Carl Quinn , Ashleigh Walker
Producers - Daniel Hancox , Carl Quinn , Ashleigh Walker
Client - OCR

Start Date of production: 27th September 2010
Formal Proposal Started: 4th October :completed 11th October
Storyboard started: 9th October :completed
Shooting started: 13th October :complete 12th November
Rough cut submitted: 24th November 2010
Final Show tape completed: 30th November 2010
Sent to client: 17th December 2010

Local Equipment Required -
Camera, Microphone, Headphones, Tripod, Digital Camera, Editing software

Transport Required -
Foot, Car, Taxi

Edit decision list


Radio Advert Script

How do you eat yours?

Everybody loves some chocolate but so much varieties how do we choose our favourite?
Favourite brand of chocolate has to be Cadburys
A Yorkie, I like a Yorkie
Obviously Cadburys got to be hasn’t it
Cadbury’s the main one
Cadburys…. Or Mars
Sweet Like Chocolate, 2nd Decemeber 8pm on Channel 4

Voice Over Script

Chocolate surrounds us and affects our everyday life without us realising how much of an impact it has. But the question is, which brand do people prefer?

Not only does chocolate have many major brands but it is a key part of the Fairtrade foundation, but what exactly is Fairtrade and why is it different?

Fairtrade chocolate seems popular, but what does it mean to sell it?

Just how popular are Fairtrade products and are they becoming a replacement for more popular chocolate?

What is it that makes people so attracted to chocolate? The creamy, sweet taste? Or the thought of eating a luxury food? Belgian chocolates are popular, but where did they come from?

Eating a chocolate is an experience in itself. Being so absorbed in the moment, people don’t think about the outcome and the effects on their body or their teeth. To find a real effect, the dentist would be the person to talk to.

Diary

Today our group went to film in a stall called 'Fair4all' in Warrington Market, this was a interveiw with Jackie Hancock who is incharge of the stall. Jackie was extremely helpful and she gave us plenty of information. We did this interview twice because of some framing issues in the first take.









Our group went into Warrington town centre to gather vox pops, this session didn't go so well because we couldn't get a large number of people to help us.






We went to my Grandmother's house because she is diabetic, getting her views on her illness and to gather information about the effects of chocolate when you have diebetes.










9th October:
We took some Vox Pop's asking people how they ate their cream egg because its such a famous question. Also we interviewed my grandad on how chocolate was through the war. I asked him questions wondering if chocolate was more of a luxury than it is today and what impact rationing had on it.

16th October:
We went to Warrington Market as we knew there was a stall owned by a woman who had her own chocolate fairtrade stall. We had previously contacted her to arrange an interview and she was more than happy to help. We asked her questions on the audience she creates the chocolate for, how popular fairtrade chocolate is and her general opinion on fairtrade.

26th October:
After coming to the conclusion that the woman we interviewed in the market was really we decided to go back and get more, we asked her more detailed questions to get the information we needed to include in our documentary.

30th October:
We interviewed Dan's nan about her diabeties and how it impacts her daily life. We asked her how she felt when she found out about having diabeties and if she was even allowed to eat chocolate. This was benifical because it shows the audience from a different point of view.

2nd November:
We went back to Stockton Heath to film more Vox Pops with the general public asking basic questions to add to our documentary. We also filmed cutaways of chocolate bars, chocolate cereal, chocolate cakes, chocolate desserts and many other things containing chocolate.

4th November:
We interviewed a Dentist to collect information about if or how chocolate effects peoples dental hygiene and if he likes to eat chocolate himself. We focused on how chocolate can effect an individuals teeth rather than asking him general questions on chocolate.