1. Content ideas
   1. Interview with child who has misophonia
      1. their experiences with it
      2. how it has affected their life
         1. living with family
      3. what you do like to do with the restrictions of misophonia
         1. gaming?
      4. how it all started - first signs
   2. Interview with mother of child who has misophonia
      1. relations to neurological disorders
         1. obsessions over specific topics in phases
   3. Interview with professional on the subject of misophonia
   4. Introduction
      1. No scenario - more general
         1. Videos of all types of triggers no matter the location or setting
         2. Cut back to video of eye very quickly after each trigger
      2. Create a 'normal scenario' such as going down for dinner
         1. Film-like recreation
         2. Follow a person with misophonia downstairs
            1. Highlight the triggers around them by amplifying sounds
            2. Take a diegetic sound and make it non-diegetic by amplifying it and make it get increasingly louder
            3. Layer the triggers sounds on top of eachother - dont stop the sound playing when it cuts to different triggers around them
            4. After several layers of sound and showing different shots of triggers, cut to final shot of eye where the person screams - keep it as a close up of eye to show anger
            5. Cut to black with scream fading and title screen/definition of misophonia coming up
            6. Cut to their eyes to show twitching and constant looking around
   5. Recreations of scenarios
      1. Use of VFX to help express emotions felt
      2. When interviewees are discussing a subject - particulalry the person with misophonia, I can recreate a scenario
         1. this can help the audience to understand and visualise their feelings
2. Group questions together and all 3 people can answer them to get different viewpoints (child and mother are going to be talking more specific to them and professional more general)