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  Chosen Idea: - Why have you picked it? I picked this idea because I can use my own personal experience with video games to help me write everything i need since i don’t really watch horror movies at all. Also, I couldn’t come up with enough ideas for a horror movies documentary and i think horror movies haven’t really had that big of an impact on society to begin with- it would just be easier for me to make one about video games because of my personal experience and the clear impact video games have had on society. - How does your idea meet the brief? It meets the brief because the documentary is supposed to be about the impact of the digital age on modern society and video games are digital, and have had a big impact on society today. I am also supposed to define the culture and talk about my own personal experiences with it, and since i am very active in communities that surround video games and play a lot of video games myself, doing so will be easy for me. Also, i know a lot ...

  Video Game Documentary Deadline: January 22nd 2021 requirements for documentary: 5 to 15 minutes long. The aim is to engage young people and to encourage them to think about the impact of the digital age on modern society. Highlight what defines that culture, and talk about my own experiences with it and other people who identify with it. Reliable Sources of Information: Google scholar Books Research books Academic journals Statistics  Plan: I am going to do a documentary about video games and how they have evolved over the years and how video games have impacted us. I'm going to study video games from the 90s, 2000s, 2010s, and more modern games now. I’m also going to study the impact video games have had on people and society. 1990s games: Resident Evil 2 (1998) Tomb Raider I (1996) 2000s games: Resident Evil Remake (2002) Resident Evil 4 (2005) Bioshock (2007) Saints Row 2 (2008) 2010s games: Saints Row The Third (2011) The Walking Dead (2012) Bioshock Infinite (2013) Fal...

 The History of Horror Movies NCL Ideas: The history of horror movies The impact on the culture now Why they are so popular Stereotypes in the horror genre Locations: Empire Cinema Theatre Empty places (Sunderland) College Equipment list: 700D Canon camera Standard video tripod Microphone Box LED lights Extra batteries Research: Popular movies throughout time: The Phantom of the Opera (1925), Frankenstein (1931), Godzilla (1954), Psycho (1960), The Exorcist (1973), The Shining (1980), Scream (1996), Paranormal Activity (2007), The Cabin in the Woods, Get Out (2017), The Turning (2 020). Impact: By the late 2010s, horror became the most popular genre for independent films in the US. Changes in distribution strategies, such as the dying home video market, hit other genres harder than horror, and breakout successes proved theatrical distribution to be viable. Although hardcore horror films remained a niche, crossover films appealed to both horror and arthouse crowds, driven by positiv...