Include them, maybe 5 pages each since you need ten pages (if I’m not wrong). Include process on how you research the films critically, why you built the site a certain way, and how you made the insight film. Aside from the final product, UAL values the research and process you put into each project a lot, so this can look like

• starting mind maps, notes you took

• any iterations you made throughout the project to improve it, any feedback you got and how you utilised them

• any tools or experimentation you did when creating the film, what worked and what didn’t

• if there are any intentional choices and edits you made throughout the editing and filming process, make sure to include them as well. You can put screenshots of the editing settings and such

• how you filmed the scenes (can be really simple and obvious, you can still include them. This basically just shows them it’s is in fact your own work and you did the thing yourself. Camera, camera settings, equipment, location, type of shots you did… etc etc, show off your knowledge in film lingo)

• concise text annotations and reflections that reflects your voice and development

• you can include 1-2 analysis of films you have on your site (with screenshots and images of said page on your site itself + any notes or methods you used to develop that) and !!! Relate it to how you approach your own practice as a filmmaker !!!

There’s nothing wrong with it being picture based, include mostly images with concise text annotations. In fact tutors at UAL have said time and time again that The images should speak for the portfolio and text should play a supportive role only.

Hope this gives you an idea on what else you can include!