Example Of A Lucent Informative Speech
Hello and good morning/afternoon Mr Inman, and fellow class members. My name is oih and I will be talking about how documentaries have the power to change and influence the world. I have chosen a documentary called “lucent” “that’s” (L.U.C.E.N.T) it is an Australian made film, written and directed by Chris Delforce. It follows the story of an Australian pig farming industry and how they operate,(slight pause) and the process that’s required in order to make, what everyone knows as “bacon”; Chris Delforce has created this film “lucent” in order for him to catcher “as he claims “the highlights of the day to day cruelty that has been accepted by the industry as a standard practice.
“Lucent” is a Latin word meaning “glowing or giving off light” …show more content…
By trying to catcher the shots and the angle placement of the camera whilst filming various pigs being slaughtered in an inhumanly manner, these range from filthy and crowded confinement to surgical mutilation without pain relief, an cruelty as the film is trying to get the viewers to realise the truth behind the pig farming industry and the fact that these are all considered as a standard practice. Example of this would be cutting of the pig’s tail or removing its genitals without the relief of pain killers, the director Mr Delforce is hoping that, by utilizing these styles and techniques, he would be able to reach out to the viewers and hope that they will gain supporters on the fight against animal.
In the process of making this film Chris Delforce captured 50 farms across the country a.k.a Australia as he claims that all the pigs are confined to sow and farrowing stalls, he also claims that some of the pigs would be kept near dead baby piglets and other pigs with sores that may have been …show more content…
These forms of techniques allow the film to draw its viewers’ attention and persuade the viewer in anyway that is wanted by the producers. In the end documentaries do have the power to change and influence the world, however it all comes down to the filmmakers, and they have to be strategic, authentic and collaborative in order for the documentary to have its full
“Lucent” is a Latin word meaning “glowing or giving off light” …show more content…
By trying to catcher the shots and the angle placement of the camera whilst filming various pigs being slaughtered in an inhumanly manner, these range from filthy and crowded confinement to surgical mutilation without pain relief, an cruelty as the film is trying to get the viewers to realise the truth behind the pig farming industry and the fact that these are all considered as a standard practice. Example of this would be cutting of the pig’s tail or removing its genitals without the relief of pain killers, the director Mr Delforce is hoping that, by utilizing these styles and techniques, he would be able to reach out to the viewers and hope that they will gain supporters on the fight against animal.
In the process of making this film Chris Delforce captured 50 farms across the country a.k.a Australia as he claims that all the pigs are confined to sow and farrowing stalls, he also claims that some of the pigs would be kept near dead baby piglets and other pigs with sores that may have been …show more content…
These forms of techniques allow the film to draw its viewers’ attention and persuade the viewer in anyway that is wanted by the producers. In the end documentaries do have the power to change and influence the world, however it all comes down to the filmmakers, and they have to be strategic, authentic and collaborative in order for the documentary to have its full