Here's a ten minute documentary I made for my final year TV project as part of my Multi-Media Journalism course at Bournemouth University.
I decided to cover fox hunting because of it's topicality as a general election looms and political parties use the sport as a subject of heated debate.
In particular this package looks at what has changed since the 2004 Hunting Act and how people involved in the sport, from both sides, have adapted.
It's filmed in an investigative style, and means that I am often on camera questioning those participating - to do this I had one coursemate help me film on each location.
When I'm not on camera I filmed the remaining shots, such as visuals of the fox hunt.
I also edited all the footage using Final Cut.
Key interviews include Otis Ferry, hunt saboteurs, The Countryside Alliance, Lush, and The Middle Way Parliamentary Group for Fox Hunting.
With thanks to those who helped me film:
James Tegerdine
Daniel Thomas
Elliot Evans
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