Questions That Will Be Asked In Our Documentary. 20/02/2012

The Object (The person It Is About): 

1. What age were you when you started having these compulsions?
2. How was it effecting you with your every day-to-day life?
3. What was going through you mind in this period of time?
4. Did you ever feel like you were on your own?
5. How different now from when you were younger?
6. How did you feel when you were diagnosed with OCD?
7. What is it like having OCD?
8. How is it effecting your social life?
9. What compulsions do you carry out?
10. What would your life be like without OCD?

The Witness (Friend/Family Views):

1. Did it change the way you see Josh?
2. How dose it effect you?
3. What would you like to see different in Josh?
4. How do you think it effects Josh?
5. What are your personal thoughts on OCD?
6. Do you think you carry out any compulsions without realising?
7. What do you think it would feel like to have OCD?
8. Do you see Josh carry out any compulsions?

The Expert:

1. What is OCD?
2. How do you help people control their OCD?
3. How do you feel about OCD?
4. Do you find it hard trying to get them to control their OCD?
5. Why do people get OCD?
6. Will people ever be cured from OCD?
7. Are there any other ways to control OCD?
8. What do you think it would be like having OCD?

Students And Staff Views Of OCD:

1. Have you ever heard of OCD?
2. What do you think OCD is?
3. Is anyone you know effected by OCD?
4. What do you think of people who have OCD?
5. Do you think YOU could be effected form OCD in some way?

The Three main people that will be in the documentary.

In our documentary there will be 3 main people which will be involved throughout the documentary. The 3 main people will be, the expert, friend or witness and the object.

The Expert:

                    In the documentary the expert will give his/her expert views and open on the subject (OCD) He/she will explain different symptoms about OCD and how it effects people. Also she/he will explain how their job is to help people cope and treat OCD. She/he will talk about exposure to their fears and how it will help them to break their OCD chain. She/he will shows different ways of breaking the chain and explaining what OCD in depth so people get a better understanding of the subject. It is important to have an expert of the subject in the documentary because you will need to make sure that the audience understands what is going on in more details.

Friend/Witness:

                      In our documentary it will be a good idea to have someone who is effected by the situation. He/she will explain their views on what is going on and how it effect their relationship with the object (Who its about) They will be able to say what they think about the situation and see the changes within the object as he is getting medicated.

Object(Who its about):

                                       It is important to have the object in the documentary because it is all about the object. So this way the viewers can see how the object is living his life with the illness and so that people can help in their own way to break the cycle of the OCD. Having the object in the documentary will help people understand that people who have OCD aren't any different from people that don't have OCD and  that everyone has some sort of OCD.