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Social meaning in the observation of goal directed action

Films of alert human beings in their everyday life are for the most part films of human goal directed actions. The filming of physiological or biological processes often requires some additional techniques for monitoring these processes. Processes of larger social systems, on the other hand, could be easily represented on film, but would not often be completely depicted. This is a very simple but certainly plausible reason to start with some theoretical and methodical considerations about human action if we intend to deal with the analysis of film and video material.