Nick Broomfield is an english documentary film maker. He began his studies in Cardiff University studying Law. broomfield also study political Science at the university of Essex. he then went on and studied at the National Film and Television School. He made his first film "Who Cares"and it was about slum Clarence in Liverpool, while at university.
This documentary is another that was created by nick broomfiled the mode of address in this films is investigative and critical Broomfiled is investigation the death of one of the lead singers Kurt and is trying to find out if his death was down to accidental or if his wife Courtney has created the crime to take his wealth. the target market for this would be fans and people that new him as they would want to know how he had died did he actually shout himself or was it a murder.
The modes of the documentary is investigative and critical because it is a true story of a woman who had to leave her baby and husband to go and work in the UK so she could get enough money to bring back to live on and so she could also send her child to school.
Nick Broomfield set the tone of this documentary to be serious, critical and investigative, this was to get the message across that this woman had a terrible left and she came to the UK for help but instead she was abused and treated like a slave, when all she wanted was to work for decent money so she could go home to her baby and live happily. the target audience of this documentary would be people who live in the UK because that's where most of the woman's troubles began the UK system did not help her at all and the UK's food chains and supermarkets took advantage of her and so the British people who like to become more aware of this so action can be taken.
This documentary is another that was created by nick broomfiled the mode of address in this films is investigative and critical Broomfiled is investigation the death of one of the lead singers Kurt and is trying to find out if his death was down to accidental or if his wife Courtney has created the crime to take his wealth. the target market for this would be fans and people that new him as they would want to know how he had died did he actually shout himself or was it a murder.
The modes of the documentary is investigative and critical because it is a true story of a woman who had to leave her baby and husband to go and work in the UK so she could get enough money to bring back to live on and so she could also send her child to school.
Nick Broomfield set the tone of this documentary to be serious, critical and investigative, this was to get the message across that this woman had a terrible left and she came to the UK for help but instead she was abused and treated like a slave, when all she wanted was to work for decent money so she could go home to her baby and live happily. the target audience of this documentary would be people who live in the UK because that's where most of the woman's troubles began the UK system did not help her at all and the UK's food chains and supermarkets took advantage of her and so the British people who like to become more aware of this so action can be taken.
This film is one of nick Broomfield most well known documentary. Broomfield investigates the death of two world known American rappers Biggie and Tupac. He is on a quest to find out how they died was it an accidental death or targeted murderers, Broomfield talks to people who where close to the artists including close family and friends trying to find out what they thought happened and what the cause of there death was down to. The mode of address used in this documentary Is serious as the subject was about the death of two American world wide artists. It's also investigative as Broomfield is trying to find out what caused both Biggie and Tupacs death. The target audience for this would be fans and people who live in America as that's were there music was produce meaning that they had a large popularity of people who knew them. Many American people would have known about this massive tragedy and would want to know why such a traumatic event took place.

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