Normandy Documentary
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Start Date
23-4-2026 12:00 AM
Description
This presentation describes the second documentary I completed for my Documentary Production class. It's a 360-degree virtual reality Documentary about the school district I’m from, Normandy School’s Collaborative, formerly called Normandy School District. The presentation explains the founding, rise, fall, and comeback of Normandy. Also included in the presentation is a discussion of all past schools that have been operated since the establishment, and the current schools today. The film was shot with a GoPro camera to make it more interactive with the schools and the neighborhood around them. I did voice-over narrations for the short documentary film. News articles presented are from the downfall of the district when they lost their accreditation and were renamed to the Normandy School Collaborative. There are some images of the famous people who graduated from Normandy High School. Additional research for the project was obtained by the Normandy High School Alumni Association and “100 Years of Normandy” by Carolyn Bratton Altepeter in 1994. The Documentary is over seven minutes long, including a tribute to the Normandy community.
Recommended Citation
Brown, Marcus, "Normandy Documentary" (2026). 2026 Student Academic Showcase. 24.
https://digitalcommons.lindenwood.edu/src_2026/oral_presentation/1/24
Normandy Documentary
This presentation describes the second documentary I completed for my Documentary Production class. It's a 360-degree virtual reality Documentary about the school district I’m from, Normandy School’s Collaborative, formerly called Normandy School District. The presentation explains the founding, rise, fall, and comeback of Normandy. Also included in the presentation is a discussion of all past schools that have been operated since the establishment, and the current schools today. The film was shot with a GoPro camera to make it more interactive with the schools and the neighborhood around them. I did voice-over narrations for the short documentary film. News articles presented are from the downfall of the district when they lost their accreditation and were renamed to the Normandy School Collaborative. There are some images of the famous people who graduated from Normandy High School. Additional research for the project was obtained by the Normandy High School Alumni Association and “100 Years of Normandy” by Carolyn Bratton Altepeter in 1994. The Documentary is over seven minutes long, including a tribute to the Normandy community.