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BBC Leeds Presenter, Georgey Spanswick, explains the different types of factual video styles of production that are commonly used on TV.
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Factual Styles
Georgey Spanswick
Making short films in a factual style, taking a personal view point on a subject, usually involves talking directly to camera and filming things relevant to what you are discussing. As Georgey Spanswick from BBC Leeds explains, factual styles don't have to be serious, they can be funny, emotional, quirky or indeed serious but they do have to be personal.
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Title:Factual Styles
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Contributor:Georgey Spanswick
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Duration:2:00 mins
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Feature:Subject and Story
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Publish Date:15th March 2011
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Location:Leeds
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Related Features:Production Tips
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Decide the details of your story
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Plan who tells it
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