AIMS AND INTENTIONS:
I will be producing an expository documentary that interviews
homeless individuals in Cambridge; I will focus on how they aren't defined by
the label of homelessness but by their pasts and personalities. My
documentary will be shown on Channel 5, as the factual tone, and the emotional
connection between the characters and the audience best fits the style of their
shows. To fulfil the brief, I will focus on a turning point of the
characters’ lives and the moments of conflict they faced. By using social realist
elements such as low budget images and real stories I will create a sense of
realism.
My audience will be males and females aged 20-35years old, and in
the social economic group of B1/B2; I will relate my content to a middle-class
audience using sophisticated media language like statistics. I will focus on
mature topics such as relationships and drugs; as well as exploring emotional
issues that my audience can relate to due to their age. Using diegetic
sound and montage editing, I will convey each character’s story and create an
appeal to my target audience with a fast-paced narrative, diverse characters,
and inscription.
I will follow the style of expository documentaries, and Channel
5; with use of establishing shots, eye line-match, montage editing, medium
close-ups and a mainly hand-held camera. However, my focus will be on the
characters of my show not the interviewer. I will conform to conventions of
Channel 5, as I am choosing to represent the working-class, and use an
observational tone to the subject of my show. However, my representation of the
working-class will be realistic, and will create characters’ individual
representations instead of representing their whole social class. This will
create my USP of a different perspective on homelessness, as my show focuses on
the positive qualities of the individuals, instead of their label.
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