Keeping It Real: Creating the Feeling of Authenticity

Session Focus: Crafting authenticity in factual formats Sometimes when we’re trying to create a feeling of authenticity, the outcome leaves the audience with a sense of being manipulated. How do you create a programme that feels ‘real’ when you have to plan a structure, storyboard, and edit the material? In a time when the viewer knows the tricks of the trade, how do we keep their experience genuine? These programmes have each found a way to bring a simplicity to the screen that conveys a ‘real’ feeling.

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100 Cameras

duration 30 minutes 10 seconds

100 Cameras

100 Cameras

From UPF

NHK used 100 stationary cameras in a single place to observe people’s behaviour. The location was the editorial office of the topselling boys’ manga…
Blind Flying

duration 42 minutes 47 seconds

Blind Flying

Blind Flying

From UPF

They are young, funny and feisty and just happen to be blind and severely visually impaired. Yet they claim they sometimes see more than sighted people. That is what…
Oops, We Forgot Your Order: Sorry, It’s Our…

duration 54 minutes 13 seconds

Oops, We Forgot Your Order: Sorry, It’s Our…

Oops, We Forgot Your Order: Sorry, It’s Our First Time with Dementia

From UPF

You order black bean noodles, and instead you get fried rice. You order sweet and sour pork, and instead you get stir-fried vegetables. This is a very strange restaurant…
Pichintún

duration 6 minutes 53 seconds

Pichintún

Pichintún

From UPF

Pichintún is a docu-animation about children in different parts of Chile. In each chapter we meet real children who tell us who they are, what they like to do,…

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