This term, we have been given a task consisting of creating
a factual television programme. We have been given the option to work in groups
of either four or five and undertake most of the important job roles in a
production team. The show must last a minimum of 20 minutes and include at
least 90 seconds of adverts. It must also include 3 different news stories and
2 of these must include video inserts.
In order to create this particular programme, we have to
undertake a range of research to be able to have up-to-date and accurate
information. We have to take into account that the stories could develop
overtime and change so we have to keep updating our research regularly. By
completing a digital scrap book, we will be able to keep all of our information
found in one place. With this we will be able to complete mind-maps of new
stories that become interesting on the news, a list of contacts including
location details (this will have to be done at the beginning of the production
process as these may need to be changed later in the process due to
unavailability and other reasons), A 5 week schedule containing all of our
research based around our programme. Secondary research around the subject of
your story including internet sources, newspapers and books, primary
researching also around the subject you are producing a news report for
including interviews from various sources, vox-pops (on the spot interviews)
and questionnaires. Also target audience research is essencial for the type of programme as you need to know what people you are trying to reach when filming the content of your programme. It is always important to reach the correct audience as it really makes a difference to how popular your programme will become.
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