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Media  my audio-visual production is an original horror show called followed, with it being aired on bbc 1 and having a serious tone with the show having spooky editing ad acting. Like horror shows such as such as the Netflix adaption Scream, I will follow the codes and conventions appropriate for a mainstream product aimed at a target audience of aspiration women aged 18-35, who are interested in horror shows. these interests will be shows on the bbc 1 channel at 9  pm as it has an age rating of 15, the show will also have trailers on other channels and bbc 1 to promote it. i will be creating a spooky and original show with lots of tension and suspense the show will have a variety of new ideas and different ways to create suspense, the idea of my show is to create as much fear and suspense for the viewer. using sound and lighting it will gain the horror audience as they know horror films based of the lighting and the suspenseful music.  my first scene will show th...

How my ideas match the brief: i have choose a fictional genre witch is horror however there is no sub genre for this its just plain horror. i have also chosen a producer witch is bbc 1 i have the show based on ideas for people 18-34. for a key moment i will have a spooky scene to show of the narrative and the genre of what the show is. i will have the spooky scene go over two or more filming scene for the brief it also creates climax, for my genre i will have spooky places like a grave yard it being at night or it being in a spooky house, this can also be shown through lighting. i will  have 3 or more characters witch it being the villain and the heroes. i will have a lot of close up and wide angle shots with the horror with red or blue lighting with it being dark. i will have music with a lot of tension and a lot of creepy and spooky sounds there will also be silence to create tension too. how my narrative gets to the target audience: my target audience is 18-34 year old t...

Audio-Visual Create a sequence from a key moment in Episode 1 of your new television programme Length: 2 minutes 30 seconds - 3 minutes. target audience: 18-34 year old ‘mainstreamers’ or ‘succeeders’. producer: bbc1 or itv2 create a crossmedia production for a programme, Create an audio-visual sequence from a new television programme and associated print or online materials to promote the same programme. A cross-media production for a new television programme in a factual or fictional genre (or sub- genre/ hybrid) of your choice The sequence must construct representations of at least one social group Editing of footage and sound, including continuity editing Diegetic sound (including dialogue) and non- diegetic sound (such as a soundtrack or sound effects) Wide range of camera shots, angles and movement, to establish the locations, narrative/topic and representations  At least three different characters or contributors  Construction of narrat...

BBC1 and ITV2: BBC 1: bbc 1 has a family audience as their type of shows are more sitcoms in the mid day, however in the morning and night it is more serfiscated shows with high brow, they have documentary life style shows and drama. the audience vary for bbc 1 depending on the time of day. however they are more focused on hugh brow shows that have been running for years. they have a range of comedy soaps and dramas bbc 1 is a main stream network. ITV2: itv 2 has more adult working class shows as they feature family guy and americfan dad showing the audience to be working class for teenagers and adultus in their early 20s. it also has a lot of adult comedy and have game shows with lovable hosts. a lot of their shows are from america so they can get american audiences too. specialist record labels: their specialist teams are responsible for things like tracking, collecting and distributing royalties to their artists, producers and copyright owners, as they know tha...

PAPER 1 Section B : EXAM QUESTION LNWH The radio industry has grown to reach a broader audience with a broader variety of topics and to include a broad range of ages as radio has evolved and migrated to the internet through episodic podcasts, one example of this is The Late Night Woman's Hour, this podcast focuses primarily on female audiences of all ages, as the host of the show is Emma Barnett, who is a female audience. British broadcaster and journalist and show consists of more feminine subjects to cater to a wide variety of female viewers for example "Missing Friends" and "Extreme Breast Feeding" even the podcast has numerous female guests from diverse backgrounds including fitness, science and entertainment to cater to an even wider range of viewers. Another example of Radio viewers is Radio 4, on which Late Night Woman's Hour appears, Radio 4 is known to draw white middle-aged middle-class viewers as a show like The Archers, a British Soap Opera...

LNWH: Late Night Woman's Hour history and Background: this podcast is a late-night edition of the long-running, bbc radio 4 programme woman's hour . the podcast started in started in june 2015 and had a one month pilot run, scheduled twice-weekly on Thursday and Friday at 23:00 for one hour.The presenters for this first run were lauren laverne who is 41 and Jane Garvey who is 55 and led panels of five guests in discussion of a particular topic such as fan fiction or lust .Lauren Laverne then became the permanent host when the programme started a regular schedule in 2016, being scheduled as a monthly podcast which was then broadcast on Radio 4 at 11 pm on the last Thursday of each month. The topics discussed in the first run included the dating app, Tinder and lying. The conversation was frank and adult, this was suited for bbc 4 as their target audience was adults ages from age 35+ and reflects culture witch is the themes and topics shown within the podcas...

independent films: the key components for an independent film are that their is only limited distribution of the film, you will have to look hard for the film as it will not be in many cinemas. there is also a limited star and cast as they do not have as much production as a mainstream film. independent films are more aimed at older audiences as it talks about more serious topics. independent films use more realistic genres and usually have darker themes and ending. they are less known and have more critical success. they film independent films on location location shooting as they do not have a large budget. the themes are interned to educate the viewer and they provoke the viewer as they have challenging subjects. the films are usually less entertaining as they are aimed at older and more educated audiences as the film it has de-saturated scenes and a more grey colour pallet. the film i Daniel Blake is a 2016 independent film directed by ken loach. the types of movies ken loach...