15 MINUTES FEATURE DOCUMENTARY ON HOW TO PRODUCE CARROT OIL

A documentary programme refers to a presentation prepared for radio, television or motion picture which provides a complete record of a place, person or subject of special significance (Uganda). Documentary contains record of real events. Ugo agrees with this which says “the documentary contains not ideas or re-enactments of events or experiences, real people and situation or setting or even though such activities, as they are referred to many be treated creatively by the producer of the documentary through editing. It aims at one or more of the following objectives or purpose to provide socially useful information or basically to inform the audience to convince people to accept a new idea or to develop a new opinion or attitude to persuade the audience to carry out a specific course of action. The documentary script is often scripted. At the initial stage of the planning to provide an outline of how the scrip will look like. However, the final script is seen as a complete script just as what obtains in news, drama and commercial script. The documentary contains the real words of real persons (or their writings, published and unpublished, including letters if they are not living or cannot possibly be reached and there is no record of their voice) and the sounds and motions picture (or photos, if films cannot be obtained) of the people and the event. The study will apply expository type of documentary to help provide information and expose people to the 15 minutes feature documentary in how to make carrot oil.