We opted to go for a linear structure, as we chronologically narrated the history, this is so that it is easy to follow the documentary. Furthermore, the narrative should include “critical incidents and an ending, sometimes framed as a conclusion” (Morrison and Scott, 2005). We …show more content…
Psychogeography comes from the French word derive, which is described as “a mode of experimental behaviour linked to the conditions of urban society: a technique of transient passage through varied ambiances” (Coverley, 2012). The definition clearly explains that the whole purpose of the documentary is to explore an environment and be able to appreciate the surrounding environment.
We were able to capture footage of the urban environment and narrate the fascinating history behind some of the main landmarks of Dunchurch. For example, the statue of Lord John Douglas Montague Scott, which was erected by his tenants, stands at the centre of the village. He was an important part of the village as he was a trustee of the Rugby School and a pillar in the church. As seen in our short documentary, from 00:19 to 00:23 seconds, there is the Guy Fawkes House, which was formerly known as The Red Lion