Sentence examples for structured documentary from inspiring English sources

"The Network," Eva Orner's well-intended if rudimentarily told and structured documentary, follows the formation and development of Afghanistan's first independent television network, Tolo TV, by Afghan expatriate Saad Mohseni in the years following the end of ultra-restrictive Taliban rule.

This unusually cogent and complexly structured documentary becomes, all at once, a kind of existential travelogue, an interrogation of memory, and a comedy of temperament.

The elegantly structured documentary weaves extensive footage of Mr. Bachardy rummaging through their house and reminiscing with readings from Isherwood's diaries by Michael York, old interviews with Isherwood, home movies of their travels and glamorous social life, and commentary by friends, including Leslie Caron and the British filmmaker John Boorman.

This structured documentary review is part of a larger study that was approved by the higher degrees research and ethics committee at Makerere University, College of Health Sciences, and the Ministry of Health in Cameroon.

We equally conducted a structured documentary review of poverty reduction/eradication strategic papers and health sector strategic plans produced in Cameroon and Uganda during the period 2001 2012 to capture the political, social and economic contexts and salient features of both health systems.

The film, and its sequel, inspired spin-offs, loosely structured documentaries (or vérité-style fakes) like "Mondo Freudo," "Mondo Magic" and "Shocking Asia," until the genre found its nadir with "Faces of Death" in 1978 What these films lacked in joie de vivre they more than made up for in violence and sex.

What was your process for structuring the documentary?

What's even more compelling than this unseen footage is the extended contemporary interview with Carrey that Smith uses to structure the documentary.

KG: It's funny, there's always this challenge in how to structure a documentary and how much you owe to objective truth.

Recently, the documentary structured like a drama seemed – like Maureen, star of Driving School – to have gone dangerously into reverse, replaced by the mutant variation of "structured reality shows" such as Made in Chelsea and Living With the Kardashians.

These included documentary analysis, semi structured interviews, observation, collaborative enquiry groups and questionnaires.