Since I've researched into different documentaries already, I wanted to look at the cove, because of the styles of interviews it has. The film mainly involves archive and underwater filming, which may be helpful when it comes to filming the turtles within the pet refuge, however it wasn't my focus when watching this film. The interviews here are very picturesque, and are appealing, because the backgrounds are visually pleasing and yet not focused and therefore doesn't distract the audience from subject and the interview sound we're listening to. Here are some examples I've taken from the film:
The first example is something similar I'd want to create with Toni's interview, because she's outside working all the time, when we get to interview her, it would be nice to have a background that corresponds with her life and what she is talking about, therefore it would be nice for her to be near some greenery like above. The lower shot is something similar to what I would want to capture for Pam's interview, as she is the owner who lives in the main house, and therefore, would want something similar to this to be appealing yet not distracting.
I picked on this shot also, because it's similar to the style of shot we wanted to capture when Toni is making the food bowls for the monkeys.
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