1. Charlie Williams Derry Felton
Moving the Goalposts
Charlie Williams
Derry Felton

2. Aims
To explore into community run projects and see how they help the people involved
To see how football in Northampton is becoming more accessible to minorities
To see what projects are being run and what they are about

3. What we want to focus on Charity/ low funded projects like:
Changing Goals – drug/ alcohol related project using football to help people who have been through these problems and help them back into society.
The Downs syndrome football team.
The Multi-disabled football team.

4. Who are these run by? Northampton Town Football Club
- They host the projects.
Russell Lewis
Ex football player and community worker who runs most of the projects.
Kashif Siddiqi
- Community worker and palyer who runs a project to get more Asian people into Football.

5. Who we want to speak to Russell Lewis David Cardoza – Chairman of NTFC
Kashif Siddiqi
NTFC football players
People involved in the projects
Fans of the football club

6. Theoretical categorisation
Observatory style
- attempt to simply and spontaneously observe lived life with a minimum of intervention.
Performative style
- events designed to make us experience what it might be like for us to possess a certain specific perspective on the world that is not our own.
We want it to look as natural as possible and not manipulate answers.

7. Different aproaches Cultural - Identity, the self and ‘others’
Nationality
Definitions of inclusion and exclusion
Postmodern
- Discourse and construction of meaning

8. Our roles
As a two person film crew, we will be equally contributing to the visual and audio aspects of the project.
Charlie’s roles:
Cinematographer
Editor
Co- producer
Writer
Derry’s roles:
Director
Sound

9. The next steps Pre-production: Writing the treatment
Basic outline of interviews/ questions
Contacting necessary interviewees
Permission
Research into legalities
Equipment hire

10. Bibliography
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Bruzzi, Stella, New Documentary: a Critical Introduction (London: Routledge, 2000).