Seen or Said - how does a documentary know what it tells you?
Just watched a documentary? List up to 6 beats you remember and how the film showed each - filmed as it happened, old footage or a document, an interview, a narrator, a reconstruction, or 2 shots placed side by side. The page sorts them, free, into seen, found, said, told, staged, cut or unclear, gives the film a verdict (mostly on the record, mostly rebuilt, mostly on their word, or a mix), picks the beat to check first and hangs the beats as film strips in an editor's trim bin. One metered run says what each beat actually shows, the leap you take on trust and a plain question to check it. It reads how a film shows things, never whether they are true. Built on the SkillSafe skill @github/doublecheck.
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