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Blog Task: Week 21

 My aspirations for the future revolve primarily around writing, as I plan to be a screenwriter. Whilst this does not directly pertain to documentary, the study of life and the intense focus on a singular subject is an incredibly useful set of skills for a writer to have. The observational, fly on the wall, idea of following a subject is directly related to writing as that is how the majority of film and tv exist. It has therefore been incredibly useful for me to study different documentaries and to see the different ways that different filmmakers have utilised the observational style in so many different ways.

Documentary is also relevant to screenwriting because most documentaries are character-based, and the idea of doing a deep dive into one specific character and exploring a subject through a singular character is a very transferable skill and can definitely help with the quality and realism of my writing in a big way. 'Real-life people' or at least people who act like 'real-life people' are so important for any screenplay and the ability to explore 'real-life people' in such an intense and focused way has been invaluable to my future goals and aspirations, I have no doubt it will help me to be able to craft stories that are elevated and strong.

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