A2

  pitch .pptx from MaddisonMeehan

 This is my audience profile. An audience profile is when data is collected to find out more potential information about your audience, this could include demographics, psychographics, and social grade. These are all factors that help define a target audience.  My target audiences social grade would be E. This is because 90% of the people who participated in my survey. The majority of my target audience is in education. My audience also use technology and social media a lot this will help as it fits the theme for my documentary.  psychographics The next part of research that would help me define my target audience is psychographics. Psychographics is defining an audience based of life style choices desires goals and values . common interests: the majority of the people who took part in my survey said that they like documentary's and half of the people said that the watch the BBC.    I believe that my audience is main streamers because they all tend to follow tre...

Trixie mattes moving parts:  This documentary followed the life of world famous drag queen Trixie Mattel as she went on her tour moving parts. This type of documentary is a reflexive documentary. It also shows Trixie's personal relationship with the art of drag. Trixie Mattel is Brian Firkus's drag persona she competed on the 7th season of Rupauls drag race.  Kurt Cobain: montage of heck :  This documentary was about the life of lead singer Kurt Cobain before his death. the documentary also has animated scenes that follow Kurt's early life and struggles with his family. It then shows his personal relationships with Courtney love and then. The documentary use old photos and clips and other lays it with audios and interviews from different people such as Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic. I think that this documentary type is expository.        everybody's everything:  This documenta...

 Their are 6 different documentary types.  poetic documentary's:  A poetic documentary is a sub genre of documentary. they often have no narrative. They rely on sound images and juxtaposition to create the mood.  expository documentary's: These types of documentary often come from one specific view point. this type of documentary has interviews and it has illustrative visuals with a "voice of god". participatory documentary's:  this has a clear relationship between the film maker and the subject. the film maker is often on screen and asking questions and expressing their opinion.  observational: this documentary type often allows the viewer to observe things as they occur and develop their own opinion on the subject they often do this by using the 'fly on the wall' approach where the maker of the documentary does not intervene with what is happening but just lets things happen naturally.  reflexive: this type of documentary focuses on the relationship ...

 The northern voices scheme is happening between BBC England and BBC 3. BBC England are responsible for everything related to the BBC in England this includes radio sport news and television. The BBC 3 has recently just returned to television after having all of its shows on the iplayer for 6 years. The BBC target audience is much younger compared to other BBC channels such as BBC 1 or BBC 2 . The target audience for BBC 3 is between 16-34. This is the first time that BBC England  is collaborating with BBC 3. They are collaborating to launch northern voices. They are inviting independent production companies from the local area to submit the life experiences of 16-24. They most make a documentary relating to the theme of culture in the digital age. They most make their documentary about how technology has changed people of this demographic and impacted on their life. The documentary could capture the positives or negatives of this topic.  ...

who is the BBC?  The BBC stands for the British broadcasting corporation it is has been around for 99 years.  The BBC has a revenue of  £5.064 billion. The BBC is publicly funded and make their money through the public buying a tv licenses which allows access to all media produced by the BBC. The annual cost of a tv license is approximately £159 per household, however a black and white alternative is also available for the lower price of approximately £54 and their is also discounts available if you have a hearing or visual impairment.  With the BBC  being publicly funded they do not give out cash prizes on the game shows that they produce or if they do any competition over the radio the winner will not receive a cash prize. the BBC can not compete for the same audience as other broadcasters.  The BBC is meant to appeal to a more niche audience. The BBC have different divisions for example BBC news, BBC sport, BBC radio, BBC weather and the main d...

 what different equipment can we use to create innovative visual footage ?  We now no longer need video cameras to capture video as we can now use mobile phones to capture video the first time we where able to use a mobile phone to capture video was in the early 2000's. You can now record up to 8k video at 24fps on the new Samsung galaxy S20 which was available for purchase in 2020. Another positive of using a phone as a video camera is that they are smaller than most other cameras so that it is a lot easier to carry around as it is a lot more portable. You can also film different types of footage on phones for example slow motion video or time lapse videos.  Another example of a pierce of equipment would be drones as this can be used to get a lot of different shots that where previously harder to capture. shots form drones could be used as establishing shots they may also be used a lot in documentary's specifically nature documentary and it would be easier to get a shot ...