1. REVISE YOUR DOC ELEMENTS LIST The Doc Project Elements list is akin to a \"bin\" of all the audio and video assets you have for your documentary script. This document must be filled out appropriately in order to do the assignments for the first half of the course including the big one, the Doc Project. Do a second draft of the Doc Elements list that you've already turned in, re-imagining and \"translate\" the words in your article into video footage, other imagery and audio clips. and categorize all paragraphs of the article into a specific type of footage as per the categories listed in the document. Be sure to list *all* the video footage, photos, and sounds that could and will go into the documentary script with the fullest sections the on-camera interviews (used with both sound/visuals and just soundarration) and b-roll. The interview section should be the fullest, followed by the b-roll section. 2. REVISE STEP OUTLINE READ AND REVIEW ALL FEEDBACK ON YOUR PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT, AND REVISE YOUR STEP OUTLINE ACCORDINGLY. Your revised step outline should: First and foremost tell a story built around SPECIFIC THINGS YOUR CHARACTER SAYS. Build the structure on what your main character relates about their story in a way that best engages the viewer- to-be. Be in the correct format (a list of scenes with a scene heading followed by a single sentence describing the main action of that scene) Feature a scene heading (full scene heading if it's video footage; if it's a photo or a graphic, then just short description of it all caps) = Asingle sentence for each scene. = The gist of the audio featured in each scene should be paraphrased so that the details of what the person is saying along with the point of it is crystal clear your article into video footage, other imagery and audio clips. and categorize all paragraphs of the article into a specific type of footage as per the categories listed in the document. Be sure to list *all* the video footage, photos, and sounds that could and will go into the documentary script with the fullest sections the on-camera interviews (used with both sound/visuals and just soundarration) and b-roll. The interview section should be the fullest, followed by the b-roll section. 2. REVISE STEP OUTLINE READ AND REVIEW ALL FEEDBACK ON YOUR PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT, AND REVISE YOUR STEP OUTLINE ACCORDINGLY. Your revised step outline should: Keep in mind that in writing toward the documentary script, you are not just ima you are focusing on a story told by the people in it. And it' images can help bring that story to visual life. But you mu images around that. First and foremost tell a story built around SPECIFIC THINGS YOUR CHARACTER SAYS. Build the structure on what your main character relates about their story in a way that best engages the viewer- to-be. Be in the correct format ( a list of scenes with a scene heading followed by a single sentence describing the main action of that scene) Feature a scene heading (full scene heading if it's video footage; if it's a photo or a graphic, then just short description of it all caps) A single sentence for each scene. The gist of the audio featured in each scene should be paraphrased so that the details of what the person is saying along with the point of it is crystal clear Have the visuals ELABORATE on the audio. gining a collage of images. Instead, s around those voices you the scriptwriter figure out what st start with what the people in your story say, then build the [