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Local Wildlife Documentary Analysis
1. • My first idea is to make a documentary about local wildlife around the surrey area.• The documentary mode would be observational and expository.• It would look at the condition of the wildlife in the area, interviewing people who are involved in caring and maintaining the environment.• We would discuss how the habitats change though the seasons and why preserving them is important.• We could also interview members of the public too see how aware they are of their local wildlife.• The documentary could show the measures some members of the public take to protect local animals such as leaving out food and making donations.• An ideal setting for this would be in the Westend area in Esher.• We would use a variety of shots but wide shots would

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