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Action Plan

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Date Tasks Completed – what next? w/b 11/6/18 Introduction to NEA brief – look at examples of factual/fictional programmes and generate initial ideas Set up blog and create at least three posts Start researching factual/fictional programmes and specific genres Narrow down your options in terms of what you will produce Scheduling Remit research   w/b 18/6/18 Research main product by completing textual analysis of 3 similar programmes Research documentary styles Update post about documentary   w/b 25/6/18 Channel 5 – what types of documentary Viewing figures What are millennials What do they want   w/b 2/7/18 Textual analysis   w/b 9/7/18 Submit your first draft aims and inte...

TV Listings

To increase my knowledge of the types of programs produced for Channel 5 and ITV I analysed the schedules of both channels; this increased my knowledge of the programs produced and therefore the type of program I might want to produce for the brief.  Program Title Channel and Time General Synopsis Genre Target Audience Police interceptors Channel 5 11-15-2.05 Police are followed by cameras on their shift Documentary Drama 15-30 years old Milkshake Channel 5 6-10.15 Cartoon Child Drama 2-7 Can’t pay? We’ll take it away! Channel 5 5.05-6.55 Follow Bailifs as they tackle debt Documentary 15-30 Agatha Christie Crooked house Channel 5 10-12.15 Feature length adapation of Novel Film/Drama 15-60 Neighbours Channel 5 530-6 Amy decides to give up shoplifting after she is almost caught by Steph Soap/Drama 18...

Remit Research/Instituational reserach

To gain a better understanding of the brief I am beginning to research both channel 5 and ITV. Both of these channels are relatively unknown territory for me as in the occasion I've flicked onto them I've greeted by Soaps and talk shows - programs I've never been drawn to watching. However maybe over the course of this brief I will fall in love with them; time will only tell! To begin my research I will look at the remit of both channel 5 and ITV which will give me a guide of what the values of each channel are and therefore the type of program that I am likely to have to make to fit that channel. It will also give a guideline of the general target audience. ITV "an integrated producer broadcaster, creates, owns and distributes high-quality content on multiple platforms globally. 47.6% largest share of the UK TV advertising market 21.7% share of viewing for the ITV Family in 2017 21m registered users of the ITV Hub "operate th...

Types of Shows

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I enjoy different types of TV programmes. My all time favourite TV shows are Breaking Bad, Narcos, Better Call Saul & The Bridge. I really like these shows as they feature gripping narratives, fantastic cinematography and editing which compliments the sound and mise-en-scene to create a very engaging TV series.
Hello! I have been given the objective of apply knowledge and understanding of elements to produce two media artefacts. One will be an audio visual and one will be print based. For the audio visual item I will create a sequence from a TV show that I believe fulfils either Channel 5 or ITV's remit. It will have to feature one of the following: -Key turning point -A significant conflict -A resolution It will be between 2 minutes 30 and 3 minutes. I will then create a front cover and double page spread feature article which publicises my television programme. To complete this task I will have to: Research the remit and schedules of ITV and Channel 5 Complete pre production tasks - write a treatment, pitching, storyboard (and/or Previz) Complete filming and edit Take photos of the actors Research feature articles Use Photoshop to create the double page spread and magazine cover