Monday, 23 November 2009

5.10 Questionnaire for my target audience

Questionnaire for my target audience





This questionnaire is aimed at my target audience, to see what they like and dislike about my news programme.

The feedback that I received from my target audience was generally quiet positive, however there were some aspects of the news programme that they said could be improved. For one of the questions; "How does the news programme come across to you?" One person said that a split screen could be used in the interview between the anchor and the reporter so that it doesn't jump back and forth. they said that using the split screen technology will keep the audience more interested in the report. Two other people said that "East end local news" follows the same conventions as a professional news programme because the colours and the logo are consistent throughout the programme. Also having a particular time on the screen, a title bar and an opening sequence follows the conventions of many news programmes.

For the question: "If you were to change something about the programme to make it better what would it be?" ( Question 4)

The feedback that I received from my target audience was that probably the background of the news studio where the anchor is reporting the news from could change.


(Question 5)- "If you wanted to get updates from your local news programme would you be able to rely on "East end local news" to give you the right information that you wanted?"

All of my target audience gave a positive response by saying that they could rely on the programme because it shows and discusses a global issue on a very local scale.

(Question 6)- "What would encourage you to watch this news programme again?"

A member of my target audience said that a light hearted story at the end would encourage them to watch the news programme again, because it provides the target audience with light relief. Another person from the target audience responded by saying that the consistency of the news programme would encourage them to watch it again because it has a brand identity.










Wednesday, 21 October 2009

5.7 Record of Technical and Logistical Problems

Thursday 22/10/2009

I borrowed the camera and the tripod from school, so that I could film the rest of my scenes in the outside location that I chose, but when I put the cassette in the camera it gave me instructions to eject the cassette. Ejecting the cassette from the camera damaged the cassette tape, making me loose all the previous footage I had on the tape.

Friday 13/11/2009
While I was uploading the footage of the filming, the apple mac crashed and I lost all the editing i did. I had to cut the footage again because the work was unable to save.

5.8 Record of Technical and Logistical successes

Monday 19/10/2009

I finished filming the first few scenes of my news programme in the TV studio.


Tuesday/20/2009

I finished filming all the scenes for my news programme.

Friday 13/11/2009

I was able to upload the filming footage from the camera onto the apple mac so that I could begin my editing on final cut pro.

Wednesday, 14 October 2009

5.6 Target Audience focus group

Target Audience questionnaire








I created a questionnaire for my target audience focus group, this is the feedback that I received from them.

1. What three features must the news programme have?

- Most of the news programmes have a local news
-Local Traffic Reports
-General News

2. What ideas would be good to add to my current ideas for the News Programme?

- A community report section.



Monday, 12 October 2009

5.5 Storyboard of key frames & "East end local news" Script

Photographs taken in the studio room in Stoke Newington School


This is the TV studio room where the anchor will be presenting the news.



Photographs taken of the location in Walthamstow





My news programme's main headline will be about Global warming, I chose this location in Walthamstow as it is a good location to film because it complements the headline.








Storyboard


In the first scene it begins with an establishing shot of the news studio with the anchor about to say the final headline about global warming. The first scenes on this page is filmed in the TV studio.




In these scenes the reporter begins to report the final headline of the news programme, in Walthamstow.




In these scenes the camera goes back and forth from the studio to the outside location. An establishing shot of cars will be taken for the travel report.


The logo of the news prgramme will appear at the end as the music begins to play.





East End Local News Script.

This is the script for the news programme.


5.4 Time Management Strategies

Loan Form

The loan form gives me permission to hire the camera so that i can film in other outside locations.









Call Sheet


This call sheet is made for the actors of the programme, it shows the production schedule and shows phone number details so that if there are any problems the actors can contact the director.









Shooting Schedule

The shooting schedule shows what will take place on different days, during the filming and editing of the programme.






Actors Agreement Sheet












BBC News Website

BBC News Website Layout

Background colours: White and red background with an image of an atlas at the top of the screen. Red and white news bars

  • On the website there is time and date information about when the page was last updated.
  • A news bar with the latest information
  • Hyperlink with live coverage
  • News front page on the left hand side of the page showing showing the different information about issues worldwide
  • Hyperlink to BBC news magazine where people can read more and give their own opinions
  • Hyperlink to related BBC website including the sports, weather and also BBC radio
  • BBC news feed about all the news issues e.g. politics
  • Search engine for the public to search information
  • Different images of today's news
  • A list of all the products and services the BBC news have e.g. podcast's, e-mails, radio etc.
  • A choice of different languages to choose from e.g. Spanish etc, so that people who do not read English are able to read information from the BBC News.