Most documentaries can use a certain viewpoint to present a negative or positive view of the topic to the viewing audience. These documentaries viewpoint may be determined by the viewer first assessing the selection of detail, secondly the various camera positions used, then with the structure of content and lastly by statistics that are used. This essay will identify and comment upon the viewpoint presented, and how it was presented in the documentary "US of …showed first 75 words of 528 total…

…showed last 75 words of 528 total…can be determined by the audience with first assessing the selection of detail, secondly the various camera positions and lastly by statistics. Yet in the context of camera views and positions the documentary it can make images portray a certain viewpoint, such as the way it was used to show people, with them appearing to be large and taller than in reality. Another way that the viewer can determine the viewpoint is lastly by statistics.