The target audience for the TV programme will be 70% female and 30% male who are in-between the age of 16-25. This is because of the content of the show is deemed to be more feminine therefore, meaning that the intended target audience can relate to the characters. The NRS social grade for the target audience would be ABC1C2. This is because the show the show will showcase people from many different backgrounds which would allow the show to appeal to a wider range of people. Also, for a long time Sheffield was deemed to be a very working class city, so the show to be realistic it has to include characters that fit this profile.
Friday, 30 September 2016
Thursday, 29 September 2016
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
LO2: Back up ideas.
THE BRIEF
For this task we will be making a film trailer in the style of Warp.
TARGET AUDIENCE
18+, this is due to all the violence and murder and would not be appropriate for a younger audience. This will be aimed at a male audience due to all the violence. The film will also be aimed at the ABC1 category.
SEGMENT SYNOPSIS AND HOW IT RELATES TO THE BRIEF
4 students are in the college after hours, while the basement shutters are up they go down there to see what its like and accidentally get locked in there. As they know they are going to be stuck in there for the night they continue to film until the morning to pretend to be like other films that document their experience. As they look at some funny footage they recorded, they replay it and see a mysterious figure in the distance. As they go in the same direction of where the figure was they enter the room and the door shuts mysteriously without any of the known characters doing it. knowing something strange is going on they look around the basement to try and get some answers.
KEY MILESTONES
Planning (Find location, find the cast etc.)
Get equipment/ props
Arrange meet ups (Inc. times, dates etc.)
Film
Edit
Add non-diegetic sounds
EQUIPMENT
Camera
Boom mic
Dolly
Lights
Tripod
PROPS AND MODELS
Camera
Phone
Torch
HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
Make sure not to leave camera bags on the floor in case someone trips.
Make sure that the equipment does not overheat/ get wet.
Make sure that actors are wearing suitable footwear.
Must be careful when crossing roads/ over tram tracks etc.
LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
The BBFC is a non governmental organisation which is funded by the film industry, there job is to regulate any of the films within the UK. According to the BBFC's guidelines the film trailer that we will be making would have the age rating 15, this is because the will some cases of strong violence and some foul language. Therefore this trailer will be shown after the watershed (9pm) because the unsuitable material listed earlier cannot be shown before this time as children may be watching television. It is important that we follow the guidelines that the BBFC have put in place, this is because they are put there for the benefit of the public. So violating any of these rules would compromise the protection of the public from things they should not see.
For our productions the guidelines that we need to follow are:
Violence - May be strong but should not dwell on the infliction of pain or injury. Programmes must not include material (whether in individual programmes or in programmes taken together) which, taking into account the context, condones or glamorises violent, dangerous or seriously antisocial behaviour and is likely to encourage others to copy such behaviour.
Methods of suicide and self-harm must not be included in programmes except where they are editorially justified and are also justified by the context.
Language - There may be strong language. Very strong language may be permitted depending on the manner in which it is used.
According to Ofcom who regulate broadcasting on TV, for our production these are the rules we must follow (Material that might seriously impair the physical, mental or moral development of people under eighteen must not be broadcast). We must not show swearing, graphic violence, explicit sex scenes or alcohol and drugs before the watershed. (The watershed is at 9pm; ). Due to this our trailer will therefore be shown post watershed, as according to the BBFC the film certificate for our film will be an 15 as we include slight violence.
For this task we will be making a film trailer in the style of Warp.
TARGET AUDIENCE
18+, this is due to all the violence and murder and would not be appropriate for a younger audience. This will be aimed at a male audience due to all the violence. The film will also be aimed at the ABC1 category.
SEGMENT SYNOPSIS AND HOW IT RELATES TO THE BRIEF
4 students are in the college after hours, while the basement shutters are up they go down there to see what its like and accidentally get locked in there. As they know they are going to be stuck in there for the night they continue to film until the morning to pretend to be like other films that document their experience. As they look at some funny footage they recorded, they replay it and see a mysterious figure in the distance. As they go in the same direction of where the figure was they enter the room and the door shuts mysteriously without any of the known characters doing it. knowing something strange is going on they look around the basement to try and get some answers.
KEY MILESTONES
Planning (Find location, find the cast etc.)
Get equipment/ props
Arrange meet ups (Inc. times, dates etc.)
Film
Edit
Add non-diegetic sounds
EQUIPMENT
Camera
Boom mic
Dolly
Lights
Tripod
PROPS AND MODELS
Camera
Phone
Torch
HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
Make sure not to leave camera bags on the floor in case someone trips.
Make sure that the equipment does not overheat/ get wet.
Make sure that actors are wearing suitable footwear.
Must be careful when crossing roads/ over tram tracks etc.
LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
The BBFC is a non governmental organisation which is funded by the film industry, there job is to regulate any of the films within the UK. According to the BBFC's guidelines the film trailer that we will be making would have the age rating 15, this is because the will some cases of strong violence and some foul language. Therefore this trailer will be shown after the watershed (9pm) because the unsuitable material listed earlier cannot be shown before this time as children may be watching television. It is important that we follow the guidelines that the BBFC have put in place, this is because they are put there for the benefit of the public. So violating any of these rules would compromise the protection of the public from things they should not see.
For our productions the guidelines that we need to follow are:
Violence - May be strong but should not dwell on the infliction of pain or injury. Programmes must not include material (whether in individual programmes or in programmes taken together) which, taking into account the context, condones or glamorises violent, dangerous or seriously antisocial behaviour and is likely to encourage others to copy such behaviour.
Methods of suicide and self-harm must not be included in programmes except where they are editorially justified and are also justified by the context.
Language - There may be strong language. Very strong language may be permitted depending on the manner in which it is used.
According to Ofcom who regulate broadcasting on TV, for our production these are the rules we must follow (Material that might seriously impair the physical, mental or moral development of people under eighteen must not be broadcast). We must not show swearing, graphic violence, explicit sex scenes or alcohol and drugs before the watershed. (The watershed is at 9pm; ). Due to this our trailer will therefore be shown post watershed, as according to the BBFC the film certificate for our film will be an 15 as we include slight violence.
DISTRIBUTION
This trailer would most likely to access able on YOUTUBE and the website of the film company WARP FILMS. Youtube has something for everyone so any sort of trailer would appear on youtube for the people to view it. It would appear on the website on warp films because the contents of the trailer is very similar to the types films that they make, like their films our film trailer is targeted towards a niche audience. This would also be available in showroom cinemas, although these cinemas show a range of big hollywood films there are also known for showing a lot of indie films. Our film trailer is more of an indie product so it would be suitable for showroom cinemas. It can also be shown in regular cinemas, this would widen the audience for our product.
This trailer would most likely to access able on YOUTUBE and the website of the film company WARP FILMS. Youtube has something for everyone so any sort of trailer would appear on youtube for the people to view it. It would appear on the website on warp films because the contents of the trailer is very similar to the types films that they make, like their films our film trailer is targeted towards a niche audience. This would also be available in showroom cinemas, although these cinemas show a range of big hollywood films there are also known for showing a lot of indie films. Our film trailer is more of an indie product so it would be suitable for showroom cinemas. It can also be shown in regular cinemas, this would widen the audience for our product.
THE FOLLOWING, WILDFIRE PRODUCTIONS.
THE BRIEF
For this task, we are making a film trailer in the style of warp.
TARGET AUDIENCE
15+, females because the narrative is based on females, and the female audience will be routing for her to escape; 15+ due to the fact that it isn't too violent or sexualized
SEGMENT SYNOPSIS AND HOW IT RELATES TO THE BRIEF
Shane is in love with Emily, however she is already in a relationship with Sam. Shane kills off Sam in a jealous rage, but keeps the fact that it was he from Emily; he begins to comfort her during her loss. As the pieces begin to fit together she realises that Shane kills Sam and attempts to escape but Shane catches her and keeps her captive in his basement that leads to Emily's sister (Rebecca) trying to rescue her. (Characters: 2 girls, 2 boys). This links to the brief as we have been asked to make a film trailer.
KEY MILESTONES
Planning (Find location, find the cast etc.)
Get equipment/ props
Arrange meet ups (Inc. times, dates etc.)
Film
Edit
Add non-diegetic sounds
KEY DATES
27th October pre-production planning
10th November - 12th December: filming
19th December onwards: editing
30th March - Final Submission
13th April - Launch date
EQUIPMENT
Camera
Boom mic
Dolly
Lights
Tripod
PROPS AND MODELS
Rope
Gun
Bullets
Keys
Phone
HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
Be careful when running on stairs, and also be careful on slippery floors if wet, and watch out for doors.
Make sure not to leave camera bags on the floor in case someone trips.
Make sure that the equipment does not overheat/ get wet.
Make sure that actors are wearing suitable footwear.
Must be careful when crossing roads/ over tram tracks etc.
For each location that we film in as part of this production we will complete a Recce form and a Risk assessment.
LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
The BBFC is a non governmental organisation which is funded by the film industry, there job is to regulate any of the films within the UK. According to the BBFC's guidelines the film trailer that we will be making would have the age rating 15, this is because the will some cases of strong violence and some foul language. Therefore this trailer will be shown after the watershed (9pm) because the unsuitable material listed earlier cannot be shown before this time as children may be watching television. It is important that we follow the guidelines that the BBFC have put in place, this is because they are put there for the benefit of the public. So violating any of these rules would compromise the protection of the public from things they should not see.
For our productions the guidelines that we need to follow are:
Violence - May be strong but should not dwell on the infliction of pain or injury. Programmes must not include material (whether in individual programmes or in programmes taken together) which, taking into account the context, condones or glamorises violent, dangerous or seriously antisocial behaviour and is likely to encourage others to copy such behaviour.
Methods of suicide and self-harm must not be included in programmes except where they are editorially justified and are also justified by the context.
Language - There may be strong language. Very strong language may be permitted depending on the manner in which it is used.
According to Ofcom who regulate broadcasting on TV, for our production these are the rules we must follow (Material that might seriously impair the physical, mental or moral development of people under eighteen must not be broadcast). We must not show swearing, graphic violence, explicit sex scenes or alcohol and drugs before the watershed. (The watershed is at 9pm; ). Due to this our trailer will therefore be shown post watershed, as according to the BBFC the film certificate for our film will be an 15 as we include slight violence.
DISTRIBUTION
This trailer would most likely to access able on YouTube and the website of the film company WARP FILMS. YouTube has something for everyone so any sort of trailer would appear on YouTube for the people to view it. It would appear on the website on warp films because the contents of the trailer is very similar to the types films that they make, like their films our film trailer is targeted towards a niche audience. This would also be available in showroom cinemas, although these cinemas show a range of big hollywood films there are also known for showing a lot of indie films. Our film trailer is more of an indie product so it would be suitable for showroom cinemas. It can also be shown in regular cinemas, this would widen the audience for our product.
Tuesday, 27 September 2016
LO2 - Treatment.
YORKSHIRE LASSES
YLtv Production- broadcasted March 28th
THE BRIEF
We have been set the task of producing an online web series. We are going to produce Yorkshire Lasses which is a young adult drama focusing on four main teenage girls and the various aspects of their life.
TARGET AUDIENCE
The target audience for this soap opera will be mainly of a female gender, between the ages of 16 and 25. This is due to the main characters of the show being of this gender and age, therefore meaning that they will be relatable and have similar issues to the viewers. The NRS social grade of the target audience will be ABC1C2; this is because the topics and genre of the show can appeal to a large range of people, but with more of a focus on the lower middle class due to the accents, location and issues raised etc. The show will also be open to attract a variety of ethnicities.
SEGMENT SYNOPSIS AND HOW IT RELATES TO THE BRIEF
The first episode begins at Cheryl's house where she is getting ready to host a party, she plans to have all of her friends there but it is pointed out by Jeremy that it would be a good idea. This is because it includes her ex who is Jeremy's brother and Amy, who is known to have a slight drinking problem but it pregnant. This episode will you what happens when all the problems come face to face. This links to the brief as it has plenty of drama included in it and focuses on the lives of the main characters.
KEY MILESTONES
- All location scouting and casting finished by January 22nd
- All paperwork finished by the end of January
- Filming starts January 27th
- All filming completed by February 20th
- All editing finished by March 11th
- Broadcast date will be March 28th
EQUIPMENT
- 4K Sony Camera for filming
- Tripod
- Possible lights
- Boom mic
- Recording studio
- Mac with Adobe Premiere for editing
PROPS AND MODELS
- Models:(1st episode actors/actresses)
- Four main girl models for Cheryl, Amy, Frankie and Stacy
- Main boys will be Jeremy, Carl and Ryan
- Smaller parts: nail technician(s)
- Props:
- Acrylic nail products (included in the nail bar)
- Kettle, mug of tea
HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
We need to ensure that all the locations we are going to use are risk assessed so that there are no health and safety problems. Two of the locations we are using will be houses of a number of team members; therefore we know they are safe.
We will do recce sheets and risk assessments for each of the locations to ensure that no harm can be caused to any of the team members, including the actors. We also needs to ensure that the equipment being used in each location will be safe and at no chance of damage.
LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
Within the TV episode we will make sure that no offence is caused to anyone of any race, gender, ethnicity or sexuality. We will use language that is suitable for all genders, ethnicities, sexualities and race, therefore causing no reason for any legal or ethical issues included in the show.
Any music used in the show will be copyrighted or able to use without any copyright issues. We will be using the website audionetwork.lgfl.org.uk for the theme music and some other music included in the TV show as it is a website that allows you to use the music on it for free.
Finally we will need consent forms for everyone that will star in the show so that they agree to our terms and conditions, therefore preventing any legal and ethical issues when it comes to the consent of the actors/actresses. We will also need consent forms for certain locations, for example the nail bar; we will need a consent form from whoever is in charge of the business.
Script:
1. int. nail bar. day.
CHERYL, AMY, FRANKIE and STACY are all sat in the nail bar having their nails done.
NAIL
So what colours are you wanting?
AMY
Just the usual (pause) so how’s you and Carl then?
CHERYL
(Sighs) Don’t even get me started.
FRANKIE
What’s up now?
CHERYL
Well...
(whoosh SFX)
2. Int. bedroom. night
CHERYL walks into her room to see CARL on her bed. Footsteps SFX.
CHERYL
Oh Carl, you’re a good lad but I need a man.
CARL
No please, I can change Cheryl, you’re the only lass I want to be with.
CHERYL
Carl, please, just go (pause) make another girl happy.
CARL
Is there someone else?
CHERYL
No Carl, it’s not like that don’t be stup-
CARL
No Cheryl I think it’s exactly like that.
Jeremy comes in the house the nose is heard from upstairs.
CARL
That’s him isn’t it?
CHERYL
No Carl, there’s no need for this
CARL
Give me one good reason not to break his face
CHERYL
He’s your brother
(whoosh SFX)
3. int. nail bar. day.
Scene retuns to nail bar
frankie/amy/stacy
gASP
CHERYL
What?
STACY
You can’t get with a lads brother
CHERYL
I have ma reasons, anyway
(WHOOSH SFX)
Cuts back to the bedroom.
JEREMY
Babe you up here?
CHERYL
Yeah just a sec (she whispers) I’m so sorry
CARL
Oh Cheryl you really are a whore!
(Slapping SFX)
JEREMY
Babe you ok?
CHERYL
(WIMPERS) Yeah I’m alright
CARL
I think there’s something you need to see Jeremy
JEREMY
(Whispers) I know that voice.
(WHOOSH SFX)
Back at the nail bar.
FRANKIE
Oh Cheryl you do get yourself in shit sometimes
CHERYL
I can’t help that all the boys want me
AMY/STACY
(Imitating Cheryl’s voice) I can’t help that all the boys want me
FRANKIE
So what happened?
CHERYL
They both walked out on me.
(WOOSH SFX)
Cuts back to the bedroom.
CARL
How long has this been going on?
JEREMY
She said she was single
CARL
Well obviously not!
JEREMY
Just stay calm
CARL
My brother is getting with my bird, how do you expect me to stay calm?
JEREMY
I dunno, but let’s just settle this like adults.
CARL
Oh shut up moral high ground.
JEREMY
I just think.
CARL
I’m sick of you just thinking, with your qualifications and you thinking you’re better than me.
JEREMY
It’s obvious that you’re upset
CARL
You say one more word and I’ll nut yah.
CHERYL
Carl please stop.
CARL
You have no right to speak.
JEREMY
There’s no need to be rude
CARL
Right that’s it!
(Fighting noises)
Back at the nail bar.
CHERYL
Yeah so that’s what happened.
AMY
Don’t worry you’ll get another one in no time.
FRANKIE
Like you said all the guys want you
(All the girls laugh)
STACY
How about we go on a girlie night out?
FRANKIE
Oh my god yes!
CHERLY
Yeah pull all the lads!
AMY
Moving on a bit fast there Cheryl.
CHERYL
Well you can hardly talk.
AMY
What you on about?
CHERYL
Last time I heard, you slept with 3 guys in a week.
(FRANKIE, AMY and STACY LAUGH)
AMY
OI it was only one guy…(pause) I just slept with him 3 times.
STACY
So what’s going on with you and ‘im then?
AMY
Well…
(WHOOSH SFX)
4. int. AMY’S HOUSE. NIGHT.
AMY and RYAN are sat in AMY’s bedroom.
AMY
Are you staying over, or going home later? I need to talk to you about something
RYAN
Well I’ve got my work clothes, (flirty tone) thought I could stay the night.
AMY
Right just so we’re clear (pause) this is not a relationship. But…
RYAN
Yeah, I know. I’ve actually been seeing someone else
AMY
Oh, who is she? (Pause) Actually I think you should leave
RYAN
But Amy this is what you wanted.
AMY
Don’t you tell me what I wanted! It’s complicated
RYAN
It’s been complicated for three months
AMY
Just trust me Ryan. You don’t understand
RYAN
Well then make me understand. Tell me what you want
(Silence) That’s what I thought
AMY
Ryan please
RYAN
No I’m sick of this, go find another fool
AMY
Ryan I’m…
RYAN
Spit it out then
AMY
Pregnant, I’m fucking pregnant (pause) and it’s yours if that wasn’t obvious.
(Big pause)
RYAN
Oh Amy
(WOOSH SFX)
Back to nail bar.
FRANKIE
Amy you being serious
STACY
Are you sure?
AMY
I checked 3 times (starts to cry)
CHERYL
You going to keep it?
STACY
Amy, it has fingernails. Think about the colors it could have.
AMY
This is not the time to quote juno
FRANKIE
But it’s a reyt film. (Slowly hearing Amy crying)
CHERYL
Guys this is really not the time.
AMY
I guess I’ll just have to keep it.
STACY
But what about Ryan?
(WOOSH SFX)
At Amy’s house.
RYAN
How long have you known?
AMY
I really don’t want to talk about it.
RYAN
Amy just tell me, don’t fuck about.
AMY
5 week’s
RYAN
I thought we used protection (Amy burst in to tears)
AMY
I dunno, it just happened.
RYAN
What are you going to do with it? (Silence) You know I’ll support you with whatever decision you make. (Further silence) you know that right? (More silence Amy sniffles) Amy please just say something.
AMY
Thank you
RYAN
So are you going to keep it?
AMY
I don’t know.
RYAN
Well it’s your decision.
AMY
Don’t put all the responsibility on me.
RYAN
It’s your fault that this has happened anyway.
AMY
How dare you. I didn’t force you.
RYAN
Whatever.
AMY
See we can’t even get our dysfunctional relationship to work, how do expect us to raise a child. It’ not like those stupid video games that you play. This is real life.
RYAN
Well I never asked for this.
(WOOSH SFX)
Back to nail bar.
CHERYL
How dare he say that?
AMY
I know, it’s fucked up.
FRANKIE
You can’t stay with him
AMY
But I think I love him.
Tune in next time to see if Amy keeps the baby.
Set designs:
Budget:
H) Risk Assessment:
I) Legal and ethical issues:
The content within Yorkshire lasses doesn't really cause a problem with regards to the Ofcom rules and regulations, there is no excessive foul language and it does not display or glamourise excessive violence. This production would fall under Section one: Protecting under eighteens, the principle of this is to ensure that people who are under eighteen are protected. One of the things that we would need to consider is the scheduling time, if the content in Yorkshire lasses is not appropriate for children then it will have to shown after the watershed. The watershed starts at 9pm and this is where any material that is unsuitable for children can be broadcasted on TV. However the relatively mild nature of Yorkshire lasses means that it can be played before the watershed. In one of the scenes in Yorkshire lasses it will show the use of alcohol, since Yorkshire lasses is targeted towards people who are in the age range of 16 - 25 the use of alcohol is permitted in some of the scenes.
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