Hello! In order to develop an effective series for my project, I searched streaming services to find a docuseries that I could use as a case study for my research. The docuseries I researched as a case study is Explained. Take a look at this series breakdown:
Series Title: Explained
Subgenre: Sociological Explanation
Purpose: To inform viewers using in-depth explanations of various topics.
Amt. of seasons: 2
List of Episodes:
- S1E1: "The Racial Wealth Gap"
- S1E2: "Designer DNA"
- S1E3: "Monogamy"
- S1E4: "K-Pop"
- S1E5: "Cryptocurrency"
- S1E6: "Why Diets Fail"
- S1E7: "The Stock Market"
- S1E8: "eSports"
- S1E9: "Extraterrestrial Life"
- S1E10: "!"
- S1E11: "Cricket"
- S1E12: "Weed"
- S1E13: "Tattoo"
- S1E14: "Astrology"
- S1E15: "Can We Live Forever?"
- S1E16: "The Female Orgasm"
- S1E17: "Political Correctness"
- S1E18: "Why Women Are Paid Less"
- S1E19: "The World's Water Crisis"
- S1E20: "Music"
- S2E1: "Cults"
- S2E2: "Billionaires"
- S2E3: "Animal Intelligence"
- S2E4: "Athleisure"
- S2E5: "Coding"
- S2E6: "Pirates"
- S2E7: "The Next Pandemic"
- S2E8: "The Future of Meat"
- S2E9: "Beauty"
- S2E10: "Diamonds"
General Episode Structure:
- Introduction of topic
- Theme Song/ Title Sequence
- History of topic
- Notable figures in topic
- Testimonial/Interview
- Developments from topic
- Impact of topic on the modern world
From creating this breakdown, I now understand how a docuseries utilizes consistent structure in order to achieve their purpose with every episode. By studying Explained, I will be better equipped to develop a docuseries that I will feature in my project. Stay tuned for more!
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