I made my friend’s interview as possible with as much information as possible. I want the audience to see what a young person’s perspective on the city is and what types of opportunities there are for many people. The interview is shirt but gives the audience information on what there is to do. This will go into my timeline at the very end of the documentary.

The reason there’s so many opportunities in Liverpool is because we’ve got famous places like The Cavern where The Beatles played, there’s so many venues to play music and to do all kinds.

The artists, there’s the open eye gallery, there’s the Tate, there’s the graffiti on bold street and its just really nice.

I have created a location recce for tomorrow when I film my interview with my friend about living in Liverpool and what the different opportunities there are in the city. The location recce has all my contact details on the location and also the directors details which are mine. It also determines the suitability of the location I am filming in.

I then created a risk assessment for this location which makes sure that the person responsible when on location has considered the safety of everyone involved in the filming from the contributor, the crew to the general public.

I have watched my interview with my grandad and wrote a transcript of what I want him to say in my documentary so it is easier for when it comes to editing and I have shortened it right down so that my documentary is as short as I can make it including the voiceover and the other interviews.

I left school at fifteen and I was an apprentice at Taylor’s cutter. There was lots of employment back then but very low wage when I was a young man growing up.

When I got to about fourteen, that was the time of the Merseybeats coming out so we use to go to the likes of the Locarno, the Cavern and iron door.

On a Saturdays afternoon, we use to go to watch Liverpool because we lived between the two grounds and the following Saturday we’d go to see Everton play and then we’d go out have a few pints, go home, get ready and go into town for the night out. Great times.

Today, I had my interview with my grandad on what it was like when growing up in Anfield and how it has changed since then to now.

I set my grandad on his couch in the corner next to the plant and in front of the mirror for decor but also to show the audience he is in his own home looking comfortable.

There are four large windows in the ceiling and the patio doors were on the right side of the interviewee so the whole room was lit up.

I used a mid shot of him right the way through the interview as he sat towards the left side of the camera. I got him to sit there whilst I set it up so I knew how I wanted the shot.

I gave him these questions and he answered them all honestly and told me some stories and what he did when he lived in Anfield when he was younger which I will use after Frank has finished speaking about Anfield.

He speaks a lot about being young and Anfield in the 1950s and on until he was in his twenties which means I will get some archival footage of Anfield back then I can get from the internet and also I will get images of my grandad as a child and get them scanned and put them over his interview.

I brought my contributor release form and a location release form for him to sign so I am getting his permission for using him in my production. I got him to sign the location release form which he had to sign because we were filming in his house so I needed proof that we had had permission to film there.

I have created a location recce and risk assessment for when I film my interview with my grandad later. The risk assessment was basically the same as the interview with frank and with Paul because they are both filmed in a house in their living rooms.

I have sorted a camera, tripod and a clip on microphone with media bookings. I need this for filming the interview with my grandad and to also film the interview with my friend which will be used in my documentary.