What are some good ideas for a easy, beginner documentary?
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I'd look around your neighborhood and think about your interests, and see what comes to mind.
Some ideas, based on me and my neighborhood...
- A documentary profile of the area
- A documentary on the lives of a connected set of people, e.g. interviews and footage of the lives of people in your street, the regulars at the bar you go to, or whatever
- A documentary covering some local event... sports match... celebrity visit... local election etc
If it was me, I might cover the local tennis scene. Things like...
- Follow a class of beginners as they learn
- Interview the coaches
- Look behind the scenes on how things run
- Show the lives of the people when they're not playing
- Cover the local competition
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M$You could go to the factory, film one being built, follow it to the dealership and then find out who it goes to and then follow them around for a while, find out what motivated them to buy it, what a Harley means to them etc... you could even do three bikes if you had the means...
Just throwing it our there. I always wonder about stuff like that - would it go to a hardcore biker? Maybe a lawyer? Who knows the destiny of a bike...
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A Harley may be tricky, I think the asker lives in Canada, but that's a cool idea in general.
But you could find something made locally, and follow its life.
Right? After I answered this, and while I was driving around later, I thought to myself that Harleys were awfully specific (although still a cool idea). I had the same thought - maybe he could pick somethnig and then follow the life of it. Could be interesting.
